Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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J.V. FOOTBALL Even though the J.V. team only had six sophomores they still had another winning season. The team had a rough schedule including teams such as Anna and John- ston City. Their offensive team was led by people on the line and people in the back- field. On defense, the Lions never let a team score over 14 points all season. Overall the team had a very successful season. 1984 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE RECORD CV OP Anna 6 14 Zeigler-Royalton 8 14 McLeansboro 8 0 Massac Co. 8 6 Sesser 20 14 Johnston City 6 12 Eldorado 18 6 E'kY 'e 35 65 David Flowatt looks for running room. Christopher 8 14 ROW ONE: F. Wood, D. Horaz, T. Culp, K. McCamish, K. Johnson, S. Hanley, T. Holmes, T. Anderson, M. Carney. ROW TWO: Ft. Russel, . Flehana, D. Lee, A. Dawson, J. Howell, P. Kampwerth, D. Wright, K. Miller, B. Underwood. ROW THREE: Coach Chornak, J. Gooden, E. Baslei J. Fisher, G. Fozzard, C. Zeigler, S. Fawley, M. Brown, Coach Janes. FOURTH ROW: J. Arid, A. Groh, Fl. Emery, M. Croslin, G. Pierce, G Helfrich, D. Bush, R. Drew, S. Sizemore. FIFTH ROW: T. Laake, O. Kristoff, J. Ennis, A. Mundell, T. Horsley, D. Rowatt, B. Culp, C. Bonnel 54!J,V. FOOTBALL

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Patriots try to take down the unstoppable Lions. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football team had the best record of any of the three teams. With an overall record of 7-1 the team also had a perfect 5-0 record in conference play. The freshman team has a lot of potential in fu- ture seasons. Many of the freshmen played in every J.V. game and are almost assured a starting position next year. 1984 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD CV OP Marion 6 22 Zeigler-Floyalton 30 0 Massac Co, 6 0 Elkville Forleit Christopher 30 16 Eldorado 22 6 Johnston City 8 6 Sesser-Valier 20 8 Harrisburg canceled IOW ONE F Wood, D. Horaz, T. Culp, K. McCamish, K. Johnson, S. Hanley, T. Holmes, T. Anderson, M. Carney. ROW TWO: Fi. Russel, J tehana D Lee, A. Dawson, J. Howell, J. Kampwerth, D. Wright, K. Miller, B. Underwood. ROW THREE: Coach Herren, J. Gooden, E iasler J Fisher G. Fozzard, C. Zeigler, S. Fawley, Coach Chornak. ROW FOUR:J. Arid, A. Groh, Fl. Emery, M. Croslin, G. Pierce, G. Helfrich J Bush R Drew, S. Sizemore. FRESHMAN FOOTBALU55