Pine Bluffs High School - Pines Yearbook (Pine Bluffs, WY)

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Football Still Has A Lot O Excitement! A referee witnesses the style and finesse of Clint Floy as he readies to send it away. Clayton Davis stops a Panther in his tracks. Other Hornets recognized are Ken Russell f50l, and Don Forbes 065. Partly visible is Verl 'swap Leavitt Kash. Davis needs daylight after taking the handoff from Tim Lang. A Panther breaks loose, closely followed by Russell 1505. Doug Janicek 1439. and soon to be met by Gerald Cooney 4125. A i Q

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A Year Of Rebuilding The Hornet Power . . .led the Pine Bluffs team to a dismal 2-6 season. This marks the first losing year under Head Coach Syd Kaschke, who has a four year record of 20 victories, 15 defeats and 3 ties. Despite a poor season, the Hornets had the 3rd best scoring defense in Texas Trail Conference for 1975. The team was not unnoticed in State and Conference selections. Placing on the All-State team were: Ken Russell, lst team linebacker, Clint Floy, Punter, Bill Baker, 2nd team Defensive End, and Phil Thurlow, Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle. Joining the four previously mentioned on All-Conference are: Mark Haukap, Honorable Mention Offensive Tackle, and Loren Jessen, Honorable Mention Offensive Guard. Game Scores P.B. 7 Guerney-Sunrise 20 P.B. O Goshen Hole 6 fa, P.B. o Burns 6 'W P.B. 7 Medicine Bow 0 P.B. 7 Lingle 1 3 P.B. 26 Cheyenne St. Mary's 14 P.B. 6 Hanna 8 P.B. 0 Saratoga 35 Senior Night Honors the last Home game for graduating seniors. Phil Thurlow runs through the hoop, made by the Pep Club are: Cl to rj Virginia Marquiss, Jody Mueller, and Janet we BOTTOM ROW Cl. ro rj: David Sayers, Darren Leavitt, Mark Janicek, Doug Janicek, Jim Anderson, Gerald Cooney, Fred Pelton. Ken Lang, Luis Larez, SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Tom Johnson, Mike Cox, Dan Stephens, Carl Soule, Scott Butler, Tom Poelma, Pete Cockett, Greg Marquardt, Matt Rhode manager, THIRD ROW: Jody Malm, Jeff Schacher, Craig Johnson, Clayton Davis, Mark Haukap, Loren Jessen, Ken Badgley, Rick Ragland, FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Syd Kaschke, Tim Lang, Don Forbes, Phil Thurlow, Jack McNamee, Clint Floy, Doyle Eggli, TOP ROW: Tom Walls, Ken Russell, Verl Leavitt, Bill Baker, David O'Dell, John Thompson, Manager. I 48

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ABOVE: Action begins with the opening kick-off. BELOW: Inspiring, cheering, and dis- tracting the home team are Cleft to rightl William Mueller, Dr. Daryl Wills, Dr. James Stoetzel, and Richard Stephens. 1611, W, ,.,,,,, , -L , t 'hs ., ws fy Benefit Basketball Game Promotes Construction O Tennis Courts In the most important game of the decade, the KIMB Sneaders of Kimball slightly defeated the home team Pollack Stealers, 48-46. The game was inspired by the Pine Bluffs Lions Club to raise funds for tennis courts to be located on school grounds. The event was a big help to the tennis courts project. The feminine appeal of Doc Stoetzel provokes a stor- ming cheer.