Kennedy High School - JFK Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Cougars Upset Bucs 14-9 Tremendous support from the stu- dents helped push the Cougars to their first victory over the West Jef- ferson Buccaneers, who were the de- fending state champions of 1970-71. The Cougars were caught for a safety early in the game, but Cecil Bostik's punt return of 89 yards put the Cou- gars in the lead. Quarterback Stewart Dumas threw a 43 yard touchdown pass to Sheldon Coulon just before the half ended. The Buccaneers tried hard to come hack in the second half. but the Cougar defense held them to one touchdown. The game ended in a Cougar victory, 14--9. A Why is everyone making such a big fuss over one four leaf clover? inquires a bewil- dered Wruck Dumas. B The West Jefferson defense prepares itself as Kennedy quarterback Stewart Dumas barks the signals. C Why don't you stop the rumbling and grumbling? The guy with the ball is at the con- cession stand getting a Coke! D The Cougar defense proudly leaves the field after successfully stopping Clark once again. E Al Montgomery raises his hands proudly after scoring six points for the Cougars. F I'm going to tell the referee Kennedy players are unsportsmanlike. They won't let me in on their huddle just because my jersey is another color. AV f :rn is-w ,. 'Ms i . 1 r t .- aygyf I fr t if . , - 1, 159' ' 'jr-Q5 -g - A-vwf'?'?f5ff -A 'HV' Q -1. t.

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Defense Holds Lions Scoreless The Cougars had another great de- fensive game against the Washington Lions on Thursday night, October 28. The Cougar defense held the Lions to only 59 yards during the game. Our first score came on an 8 yard run by Sam Alsgood, who also scored in the second quarter with a 7 yard run. The game ended in a 14-0 victory for the Cougars. V BA JW-. y.... g C A A punt by a Lion barely escapes the long reaches of Gary Humble and Guy Nicaud. B Donald Jenkins rushes the ball for a short gain against a tight Lion de- fense. I C Sam Alsgood turns left-end and heads up field leaving two Lion de- fenders in his path.