Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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-5 WMMING tWD DIVING Woodward Academy Boys and Girls swim team had a very impressive season with a record of 5 and 1. The Eagles were able to compete and contend in many different areas of the sport. With fine swimmers such as Mike Shehee, Otis Blake, Dixon Soracco, Sandy Scoggins, Whitney Troope, and An- drew Stith, the team was able to place well in many of the meets that they participated in this year. Coach Greaney instructed and put together just another example of the fine sports tradition at Woodward Academy. Practicing with the swim team, the diving team also had a good showing this year. Led by senior Tricia Vanderslice the team worked for perfection with every dive and manuever. 1. Wiiile his brother gives hii Soracco prepares for the rat reaches the finish line, she is mates 3 Tricia Vandcrslif Tioral support, Dixon 2 As Jenny Pickett eered on by her team prepares for he by maintaining concentration and balance. 4. BOYS SWIMMING TEAM: FIRST ROW Sam Kuron John Howe, Scott Wiltsee, Ben Johnson, Rob Hodgi s Andrew Stith, Blal e Boston, David Steele, Andy Lam bath, Brent Lamberg. BACK ROW - Miles Bondurant Andrew Soracco, Otis Blake, Mike Shehee, Brian Pick ett, Dixon Soracco, Jay Tedder. Matt Shehee, Bn nt Boston, Frank Ellis, Coach Kevin Greaney. 5. The state relay team of Andrew Stith, Otis Blake. Dixon Soracco, and Mike Shehee take time out to reflect on past victories. 6. Neal Heery plunges forward to vicio ry. 7. Coach Greaney discusses the final swimminq times with Coach McKelvey. 8 GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM: FIRST ROW - Tiffany Halpern, Carolyn Fran cis, Rena Craig, Jenny Pickett, Sandy Scoggins, Sabri Nav Bullard, Amy Weeks, Patricia Va nderslice. Sue Blake Hobby, BACK ROW - Cla rissa Urrutia, T Mallory, Whitney Troope, Kim Steele, Kath Drake. Brandi Tipps, Sheri Spate s, Cydney Tro Gayle Galvez, Coach Greaney Swimming is a sport where practice literally makes perfect; thus, comittment is a must. Andrew Stith 216 SWlMMlNG AND DIVING

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RSITY AND JV SOCCER In hopes of a repeat performance of the 1983 season, the Woodward Varsity soccer team worked hard to achieve perfection. With returning players Tim Milam, Bucky Jones, Bobby Wright, Jay Orzech and James Robbins, the team had the strength and experience that proved to be formidable all season long. Under the expert coaching of Head Coach Chris Greenway and Coach Ted Jones, the Varsity Soccer War Eagles soared to another victorious season. 1 Senior Chris Phillips Wmbers up before a game 2. James Robbins sets his sights on gaining control of the ball, 3. Straining all his muscles, Bobby Wright returns the pass across the field. 4. At the opening of the game, Bucky Jones wins control of the ball for the War Eagles. 5. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: FIRST ROW - Mandy McGowen, Lisa Henry, Gabe Nassar, Bucky Jones, Eric Gartner, Monty Fuller, Jay Orzech, Eddie Thomas, Tim Milam, Chris Phillips. BACK ROW - Coach Chris Greenway, Lori Weeks, Patrick Ward. Shawn Jones, Dimitri Parein, Jerald Dotson, Richard Tyler, Jeff Din- ny Haverstick. David Smith, Bobby Wright, Coach Ted Jones. 6. nway and Ted Jones look on as the toward the goal. 7. Shawn Jones ' leaping prowess is evident as he jumps into the air to stop the ball. 8. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: FIRST ROW - Tommy Apgar, Chris Spieglemier, Eddie Levin, Shafique Mandani, Chris Koeglcr, Deaton Bell. SECOND ROW - Charlie Cobb, Sonny Rule, Wesley Hines, Jeff Lehman, Ted Knight. BACK ROW - Debbie Grist, Nicole Balsik, Scott Weisson, David Turpin, John Shepard, Birger Horn, Coach George Dietz. Not Pictured Park McNair. 9. Jay Orzech and Bobby Wright get pumped up before a big game. kle, James Robbir Dan Siegentha Coaches Chris Gn War Eagle It has been said before, but now perhaps it can really be said, ' We ' re getting there. ' 218 VARSlTY AND JV SOCCER