Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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1969 TEAM: Sitting: Larry Zucchino, Alton Jones, Frank Alli- son, Mike Murchison, Fred Fxum, Steve Michniak, Hank Fischer, Rodney Evans, Robert Barefoot, Spirous Poulos, Woody Myatt. Kneeling: Bobby Herring, Keith Perkins, Gary Mitchell, Brent Sexton, Doug Foster, Gerald Yates, Tom Mellow, Ray Jones, Charles Kirkman, Charles Adams, John Grant, Phil Garwood. Standing: Coach Soles, Bob Means, Dave Nelson, Richard Embrey, Chuck Maxwell, Mike Lake, John Ruchien- ski, Andy McIntosh, James Oglesby, Mike Thompson, Kenny McDonald, Steve Radosevich, Coach Stafford. y. K football Zeam Mas Mopeful Prospects SCORES Terry Sanford. . . . . .19 Rockingham . . . ... 6 Terry Sanford. . . ... 7 Wilson ... 0 Terry Sanford. . . . . .19 Page . . .13 Terry Sanford. . . . . . 6 Jacksonville . . . . . .27 Terry Sanford... ... 7 E. E. Smith . . ...13 Terry Sanford. . . ... 6 Durham ...19 Terry Sanford. . . ...66 Rocky Mount . . ... 6 Terry Sanford... ... 7 Goldsboro ... 0 Terry Sanford. . . . . .19 New Hanover . . . . .20 Terry Sanford... ... 0 Reid Ross . . .48 162 Defense proudly displays the eagerness to win.

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ulld00S Sad Season With a Victory Place kicker Lance Kittleson and the speeding Bulldog offense edged the San- ford squad to a close victory over the Enloe Eagles of Raleigh. Four fumble recoveries by the Bulldogs seemed to provide the victory in the last game of the season as it closed with an over-all record of 6-4 and a 4-4 confer- ence mark. Eddie Davis, the number two Bulldog rusher, gained 122 yards in 12 carries, helping set up a TD as fullback Randy Thompson plunged over the goal line to score 6 points for the Bulldog’s first score. Enloe stormed back with a recovered fumble and tied the game at 7 all. Third quarter action saw halfback Ricky Jen- kins score for a second Bulldog TD. Kit- tleson again made the conversion point. The Eagles, seeming never to give in, came back to score but a conversion point was not made, thus leaving the score 14-13. The final quarter came with each team making a TD but the Eagles lost by a mere point leading to another Bulldog vic- tory. Eddie Davis fakes out Enloe onrushers as he sprints to the five yard line. Managers Brett Sutton and William Sasser adjust cleats before another game. Coaches Moody, Hall, and Byrd review, previous games by the projector.

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Coached by Bert Stafford and Billy Soles, the 1969 Junior Varsity team kicked off the season with three straight wins — defeating Rockingham by a 19-6 margin, Wilson-Fike with a 7-0 score, and Greens- boro Page 19-13. Overconfidence in the fourth game prov- ed to be the downfall of the Bulldogs as Jacksonville trounced them 27-6. In the game with Smith, which marked the half way mark, the Bulls took advantage of the Bulldogs fumbles and won that contest with a 13-7 score. The overwhelming 66-7 victory over the Rocky Mount Blackbirds was sparked by the fine playing of running back Rodney Evans, who scored six touchdowns. A week later the high scoring offense, which pre- vailed during the Rocky Mount game, suf- fered a 19-6 shutout to the Durham Dogs. The J.V.’s again blasted back and de- feated the Goldsboro Quakes by a hard fought 7-0 score, only to succumb to New Hanover 20-19 the following week. The final game of the season against the Cougars of Reid Ross, canceled twice be- cause of rain, resulted in a crushing 48-0 defeat; thus, the Bulldogs finished the sea- son with a respectable 5-5 season. Bulldogs rush to cut down a Cougar runner. After a hard-fought first half, the Junior Varsity takes a breather before the final segment of the game. 163