Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Fledgling War Eagles Anticipate 1983 JL H a } i S 5 ■ 3 t. fe » £ ► «. VHb , 1 After instruct rdell, rhi Vorsiry defense ROW Mike I ' ! ■ lei ff Dome Kevin Dri ROW Marls Bn » il s, Phi e N Scorr Aldredge, Rid- , me, J Steve Cochran THIRD RG-, Ellis, Mark Franklin, Steve Foulknei White, Charlie White. John Temp!. ■ 3 After a successful offensive drive, the War Eagles allow the opposing rean ince challenge 4 Quarterback Scon Aldredgt to pass to one of his dynamic teceivers 5 Scon offensive cooch for rhe Junior Vorsiry, has prepared his players for every imaginable defense 6 W defense allows no holes for rhe visiting offer ' i ning bock 7 BOTTOM ROW William Woodoll, Mike Stock, Randy Geohegan, Comeron Bryan, Br kofsky, Jim Coworr, Chris Keoggler, Jay Ward, Mark nonager Jeff Sprarlin SECOND ROW David Turpin. Billy Cohen, Doug Holberg, Scorr Ellinc tot Douron, Heorh Cowart, Keith Gilstrap, Mike Dixon, Powell Losrer THIRD ROW Coach Pere Frirt: McQuane, Adorn Slurzky, Craig Justus, Dovid Powell, Tom Boiley, Raymond Hicks, Davf ■ eSurher land Mike Wells, Cooch Ralph Crist FOURTH ROW Den Campbell. Tim Kistler, Bloke Putman 8 Woodward defense provides a challenge rhar many teams connor conquer 9 Thanks ro o rremendous efforr by rhe offensive line, running bock, John Ferguson hos a chonce to bteak through the defense

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rOOTDALL J.V. Footboli The Junior Varsity foorba pheld rhe rradinonal excellence c wirh a final record of four v. dss and one rie Using rhe ralenrs of rhe players ro rheir fullesr, rhey pulled rogerher ro moke a grear ream The ream was led by offensive coach Scorr Crook and defensive coach Don Cardell The accomplishmenrs of rhe Junior Varslry ream will definitely aid rhe 1983 Varsiry War Eagles Talented players which stood out were defensive players Cliff Dan- iels and Chris Smirh along wirh Phenizee McElroy, Jon Temple, and Charlie Wyatt, and Eric Ellis wirh rhe mosr interceptions 9th Grade Football: The Ninth Grade football ream, under coaches Pere Fnrts and Ralph Cnsr, compler- ed o very successful season with 5 wins and 2 losses The victories were over M D Col lins, Heritage, Mcintosh and twice over Troup County The two losses were ex- tremely close in scores wirh only five pomrs between each Outstanding offensive play- ers were Randy Geohagen, Billy Cohen, Mark Russo, Brian Wirkofsky, David Turpin, Mike Wells, David Powell, Michael Dickson, Powell Lasrer and David Cook The defense was bolsrered by Tom Bailey, Hecror Dour- ron, Raymond Hicks, Scorr Ellington, Gene Sutherland, Mike Stock, Jay Ward, Craig Jus- tus, William Woodall and Jim Cowarr 4 -■■■ •;Jte?iSf«dl 5sfe » -» s JS-! , -ss ' P5 ' - ' III II

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tERLEADERS: Junior Varsity Under rhe sponsorship of Miss Debbie lish, rhe Junior Vorsiry Cheerleaders cheered rhe J V War Eagles on ro a 4-1 record. Pam Coleson and Lon Black were caprain and co- caprain respecnvely The J V Cheerleaders joined rhe Varsiry and B-ream squads in rousing spmr or pep rallies and ar rhe varsiry games B-Team D ream caprain Susan Oliver and sponsor Mrs Diana Meredirh organized on enrhusias- nc group of D-ream cheerleaders rhar suc- ceeded in gaming support for rheir ream ar borh games and pop rallies -