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For
Jay,
athletics
•
IS
almost
Some people are labeled as
natural born athletes, while
others are acclaimed as being
well trained. For Jay Williams,
the drive to become an
outstanding athlete is natural,
especially since his dad is one
of the winningest track
coaches in Northeast
Louisiana.
Getting to play on the
varsity squad as a sophomore
a
natural
is quite an accomplishment.
but to be starting quarterback
as a sophomore is a feat.
Jay, whose sports career
began in the fifth grade,
played football at WMJHS.
" When I was in the fifth and
sixth grades, the guys I hung
around with all played football ,
and they talked me into
coming out," he explained.
Crediting his father for his
encouragement, Jay said, " He
is the person who has really
kept me going. He can always
find the perfect time."
But even though he had
established himself as an
athlete in only his first year
here, Jay' s life is not focused
on athletics, as he is
interested in outdoor activities,
such as hunting and fishing,
and in music.
Watson, Donna
Wheat, Mary
Wheat, Robert
Wheelis, Blake
Wheelis, Joy
White, Kathy
White, Usa
White, Thomas
White, Travis
Whitlock, David
Whittington, Amy
Wilhite, Myla
Williams, Annette
Williams, Jay
Willis, Renee
Wills, Eileen
Wilson, Angela
Wilson, Nancy
Winborne, Patricia
Woods, Kenneth
Woosley, Robert
Word, Mark
Wright, Bob
Wyatt, Keren
Young, Amy
Young, Rhonda
Young, Reginald
Youngblood, Tammy
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