Macon Academy - Lance and Shield Yearbook (Tuskegee, AL)

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'mid , . ?:,,...,,. ' 14. . ' if 1 it 5 ,V ,, . ,. . ' : 1.4.2 Graham becomes restless for more action. what would our team be without the support and spirit given by parents and such as these. iors: front row: I-r, Kim Davis, Buddy ngblood, Frankie Locklar, Mike Ingram, k row, Frank Smith, Darry Kilpatrick, Ray ll, jere Graham.

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A TGPS UNDEFEATED SCOTT AT H OM ECOMI G After a tough loss to Hooper 28-19, the Knights topped the cake with ic- ing for Homecoming by defeating the Scott Patriots 28-9. lt was a great way to top off an evening that saw a spec- tacular halftime show' put on by the MA Marching Band, not to mention the presentation of the Homecoming Queen, Meg Graham, and her court to the fans. The next three games MA stumbled and fell as they lost to Chambers, Glenwood, and Morgan. With a burst of energetic enthusiasm, MA forged over Edgewood 56-20. The final game with Bullock was a surprising tie, 7-7, also tying up MA's The cheerleaders and band boost the Knights to another victory as they burst through the cra- sher to the traditional Fight Song. jimmy Graham struggles to maintain his bal- ance while several teammates stand by. l record 5-5-1 . l 44 1st row: l-rg Blake Bentley, Mark Miller, Mike Lane, lack johnson, Bob Brabham, Ricky Wil- liams, john Varner, Ricky Locklar, Bob Segrest, Wilfred Holt, 2nd row, Gary Grant, Bill Camp- bell, Buddy Youngblood, Michael Whatley, Frankie Locklar, Mike Ingram, Tony Oswalt, Kim Davis, Walter Vail, jere Graham, Les Hayes, 3rd row, Coach jimmy Wilson, Danny Dennis, Danny Hall, Al Vann, Bobby Hornsby, Frank Smith, Darry Kilpatrick, Bill Taylor, Coach Terry Sullens.

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Team captains Frank and Darry demonstrate one of their many abilities. Kim Davis clarifies the referee's decision as Walter Vail chalks up six more. Frank and Darry keep their distance while awaiting the toss before the Bullock game. Here you see a perfect example of Grid-lron Frankie ready for action.