J O Johnson High School - Harmony Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Greg lde Roland C lark 238 Mickey Byfd Johnson vs. Lee Johnson entered this game with a l-l record. Throughout the game the ball was swapped from team to team, with no real progress made on either side. The game ended with a frustrating score of 0-0. Scott Cntcher Johnson™ Bradshaw The Jaguars wanted to win! Frank Bolling made the first touchdown of the game in the first quarter. The Jaguars acquired all their points in the first half. Bradshaw had one hope of pulling off a come-frombehind victory hut this was quickly ended when Selwyn Vickers recove red a fumble bv Randy Pickens. recove red a fumble by Randy Pickens. The Jaguars drove to the Bruins’ 7 before Jerry Leavitt recovered a fumble, hollowing an exchange of punts. Brad- shaw struggled to the Johnson 14 before running out of downs, fn Bradshaw's final possession Tim Hughes ran in to snaw s ii to 12-7. but Johnson had all the points they narrow the gap needed to win.

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Johnson vs. Tuscaloosa The Jags plunged headlong into their first game of the season. John- son’s defensive line was troubled at first with Tuscaloosa’s passing, but once they became familiar with the opposing offense, things went smoothly. Within the first four minutes Thomas Johnson scored on an 8-yard run. After the ball changed hands. Tuscaloosa’s Kenneth Boone and Tra- cey Giles blocked a Johnson punt and David Rayburn recovered at the Johnson 36. One play later. Tuscaloosa got their only score. It was all Johnson for the remainder of the game. Clarence Johnson ran a touchdown and the two point conversion. Frank Bolling then made another touchdown. Scott Crutcher kicked the extra point raising the score to 21-7. Crutcher made the last two touchdowns making the final score 35-7. Johnson vs. Butler The Johnson Jaguars went into this game knowing that it was going to be tough. John Jude made the first touchdown of the night for Butler. Tom Fann intercepted on Johnson’s next play opening another chance for Butler to score. The Jaguars’ moment of glory arrived when Clarence Johnson galloped down the right sideline for the Jags’ only touchdown of the game. Mistakes and penalties plagued the Jaguars throughout the game with a final score of 27-6. The Jaguars had a lesson to learn in this game, and they learned it the hard way. 237

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Johnson vs. Jess Lanier • tt ffc 1 9ST 4» n i—i L'T LM « The Johnson Jaguars got off to a good start, taking the ball to the Jess Lanier 27 yard-line in the first drive of the game. However, the intercep- tion and touchdown by Jess Lanier's Fredrick Clark changed the of the game. The Jags had a chance to even the score, but Lonnie Murry made the second score for Jess Lanier, raising the score to 14-6. 3 From the Jaguar 41. Johnson ran the ball four, then fumbled. Eventu- ally Scott Crutcher got a touchdown for the Jags and also the extra point. The final score was Jess Lanier 14. Johnson 7. Tim Huggins 239