Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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SEATED - Kristie Pyron, Trina Free, Angela Norwood, Paula Key: STANDING - Mindy Salem, Karen South- erland. and Basketball Three on one isn't fair. Nemesha shows how its done. Carla tells Nemesha to rebound

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ill' 'ff xx ' , rr Y M- , 'i 5 lr is a L-O-N-G way to the side line. Roosevelt tries to understand why he is being crushed each play. Gators foil the Leopards one more time. When the junior Gators started training in August, they knew they had a strong team. As the year progressed, both eighth and ninth graders were accepted for how much effort they put out, not what grade they were in. They had togetherness going for them, where everyone played team ball, not individual ball. Coach Mankin worked hard with the boys and was liked for it. As one freshman put it, Yeah, he griped us out sometimes, but it only made us want to work that much harder. Some of the games throughout the season were a breeze. But others, like Murfreesboro, took team effort and determination to pull through a win. For Homecoming, everyone worked out harder and practiced more to really beat Lewisville. It showed, too, when they shut them out: Foreman 24, Lewisville 0. Duane and Jim Hue try to'get into the game. Quevilla gives Mike V. and Marty last minute instructions. to help Coach Man- kin. .ian