Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Out Of Winter, Soccer Springs Into Action In 1980-81, interest in soccer increased at the Academy. Among the 22 man varsity team. 16 players were Seniors and provided exceptional leadership. Under the coaching of Mr. Mike Carpenter, and co-captains David Barnett and Jim Keener, the team blended skill and innate ability to achieve notable success. Realizing the need to always be grooming new talent. Coach Carpenter worked with the Junior Varsity coach, Mr. Tom Faber and the Ninth Grade coach, Mr. George Dietz, in developing the skills of younger players. Based on the results of the 1980-81 season. Woodward can reasonably expect to be a powerful soccer opponent in the State of Georgia. FIRST ROW: Pop Talaiak, Danny D ' Amico. Mike Carlos. Darren Finley, Jack McDonough, Joe Pausa, David Barnett, Ben Serrato, Ramjn Roohi, Jim Wolbrecht. SECOND ROW: Bahman Anvari, John McKittrick, Steve Heeter, Jeff Sfilapak. Burnie, Brad Williams, Jim Keener, Greg Coleson, Al Rossi, Neal Dent, Todd Sfiaw, Coacti Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Tony Brown, Noland Bell, Carlos Fernandez. Luis Meade, Paul Neumann, Micky Hayes, Jorge Enderica. SECOND ROW: Jim |-|uber. Brad Hayward, Kevin Underwood, Ken Kimbrougfi, Andy Ireland, Harry Shinn, James Ellis, Ernie Zingleman. THIRD ROW: Mike Swain. Jeff Miller, Jeff Sheetz, Rictiard Turk, Tommy Price, Tim Black, Todd Cochran, Gordon Scott tttf tLJc :: ri Ti: . -. FIRST ROW: Trent Williams. Gabe Nassar. Cfiris Phillips. Tim Milliam. Hilard Whiteman. SECOND ROW: Alan Kennedy, Gerald Dotson, Harold Waldrop, Jay Orzech, Rod Vanderslice, Matthew McGuire. THIRD ROW: Craig Day. George Sulmcrs. Dimitri Parien.

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Long Practices And Long Miles The 1981 Girls Varsity Track Team, coached by Mrs. Lindy Hale, gained both experience and leadership in their successful season. Most of the girls involved were sophomores and juniors with several seniors taking key roles in organizing the group. There are two discouraging factors, however. First, the fact that many of the girls were inexperienced runners and secondly, the opposition they faced was tough. Although faced with many problems, the runners were still able to win many meets, and put up notable competion. Outstanding members of the track team included Louis Murphy and Freddie Blackman. r 7 nWL f IWKtl li mm 1 Hk ' ' m KSm : L -% - % • • -A m m FIRST ROW: Billy Linz, Geoffrey Rhue, Patrick Albequerque, Coach Marion Blume. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Shapiro, Carol Elphingstone, Wanda Sharp. Donna Ward, Emily Kane, and Pam Hill SECOND ROW: Cheryl Powell, Euodia Rambo, Marcia Fetterman, Teresa Garrett, Beth Ruppersburg. Lil Storey, and Sherry Miller THIRD ROW: Coach Lindy Hale, Kai Cunningham, Fran Tyler, and Kim Wynn.