Wetumpka High School - We Wa Tumpkis Yearbook (Wetumpka, AL)

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CHARLES WOFFORD THOMAS WU-,DER Quarterback ' Defensive End Welght 145-Jumor Weight 150-Junior 40 RICKY SANFORD Linebacker Weight 1 5 5-Junior WETUMPKA VS. CLANTON On a cool October evening a confident and undefeated Clan- ton Tigers squad came to Indian country. After the smoke cleared and the dust settled, the Tigers were undefeated no longer. This defeat occurred as the Wetumpka offense finally regained their much vaunted running attack as led by Denny Winn and Butch Jordan. The line blocked exception- ally well throughout the con- test as they opened up holes at crucial points of the game, while defensively our Indians played another outstanding game. Wetumpka' 27 Clanton-6

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WILLIE JOE DANIEL CHARLES TWITTY VVILBUR SLAUSON End Halfback Guard Weight 215 Senior Weight 145 Senior Weight 160-Senior WETUMPKA VS. TALLASSEE October 25, 1968, will be a day to remember for years to come, as the undefeated and highly praised Tallassee Tigers fell to the savage defense of the Wetumpka Indians. As the 13-7 score indicated, it was truly a brutal defensive struggle all the Way. Coach Tank Mitchell's Tal- lassee troops could never de- velop their highly regarded run- ning attack as the Indians con- tinually stopped theheralded Tiger standouts, Tim Posey and Robert Jones. This was the main reason for the Tallassee winning streak being snapped at six. The Wetumpka defensive unit deserves the glory for this big win as they completely dominat- ed the favored Tigers. Wetumpka - 13 Tallassee - 7