Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Sophomore kicker, Mark Harbison, 81, prepares to kick off during Homecoming game with Putnam City West. Bobcats lost 36-22. Senior halfback Dwight Smith, ll, eludes two Northeast defenders during a Capitol Conference game with the Vikings to decide district and conference champions. Bobcat co-captains Tim McGee, 76, Larry Gianflippo, 4, shake hands with Del City players Vickers, li, and Coulter, 22, before Bobcats bombed the Eagles 22-12.

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Eootball Bobcat gridders tie conference foes l After losing to Putnam City and lilassen in the opening games, the Bobcats came back to demolish the ,liarl Albert Titans 42-8, before tying lonference toes McGuinness and ortheast. y By defeating the Moore Lions in the last game of the season, the Bobcats nded their third straight winning if year. Although the Bobcats were 4-3-2 or the year, they were rated eighth in the state in the Class AA final Ratings. Severe injuries cost the Bob- cats as they lost several starters for the season. But, with determination, along with great depth in the backfield, the Bobcats managed to retain their num- ber eight rankings. Highlighting the season was the Bobcat victory over the El Reno ln- dians. The speedy 'Cats' overwhelmed the previously fifth-ranked Indians with great defensive plays. unior fullback Joe Lind is stopped by Northeast Q0 65 Bobcats Terry Helms, 64, Rick Potts, 75, and efenders after a first down. Bobcats were tied Rob Waller, 7. Crime UP t0 BSSFST in blocking. L,,,,, Senior linebacker lvo Ishmael awaits the outcome of the game with El Reno, which the Bobcats won 24-2 in the non-conference battle.