Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Wingfield, Callaway meet head on in new rivalry. Keep catching those passes, Mick I Callaway Rivalry Begins A long anticipated game between the two new cross town schools only resulted in a slap in the face for both. Even though the 20-20 tie seemed better than defeat for those who had known nothing else. It served as a first step in what may develop into the greatest rivalry in Jackson high school football. Outstanding for Wingfield were the pass com- binations to end Mickey Parker as he broke loose for two long scores. A missed extra point in the final frame could have given the Falcons the margin of victory.

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Defensive Back Bob Dennis fights it out with a Moss Point player. A. J. Kilpatrick beckons 'football players during pep rally. wg fit lf In 'lil Q J? i s 4' 'M' Stunning tackle made on a Central Tiger. Coaches Work Hard With Young Team . . A. Kilpatrick, former coach of several outstanding Macon teams in the Big Black Conference, was well assisted in his head coaching position at Wingfield. Robert Berry from Central and Robert Turnage from Utica teamed up to develop the interior line, while Buddy Bounds from Provine, and Lamont Echols from Clinton assisted in the backfield. 97 '

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Varied expressions of cheering Juniors. Student Body Encourages Team On . Pep rallies and football games were more effective than any other activity in giving Wingfield stu- dents a feeling of unity. Even though our athletic teams were sometimes outplayed, our cheering students were always the best supporters with the most spirit. Buses of fellow Falcons and the Falcon band traveled many miles to support our boys. With this kind of support our boys could not help but do their best. Heads up defense moves in to pulverize a poor Charger. 99