Andrews High School - Mustang Yearbook (Andrews, TX)

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L. Xfrwffp 1 , le-pf' ' A ' ? xr 5 I vw- EH... 'Nv- PRESTON DOOLEY lUllll3l' BILL MARTIN-fSeniOr JERRY JETTON-Junior Gsdkl '2 L Tackle-2 L Back-3 L 4. '-1-21 ,A S. CONRAD TURNER -Senior Ce ratc-r-3 L ANDREWS 26 - LEVELLAND 47 One of the top offensive shows of the year cacne when the Mustangs invaded the lair of the Lobos and came horne with a 47-26 clawing. Rarely has a losing tearn gained so much praise over the state. Ronnie Brice and Robert Burk captured the headlines, although Andrews lost the exciting contest, Bitter rivals, tor years, the Lobos and l-losses fought to the end in what spectators called one of the best ga'nes in years. ANDREWS 36 - COLORADO CITY Colorado City provided little in the way ot cornpetition as the Mustangs breezed to a 30-O half-time advantage then used reserves tor the final two periods, The Wolves never passed the vnidrtield stripe until late in the game. A 52 yard pass and run tro'rx Terry Betenbough to speedster Ted Nelson brought the listless crowd to its feet as Nelson galloped tor a TD with 8 seconds on the clock. The game rnarked the tinal contest before district play. ww- L U V Ya C7 L. -oc 7' RONALD MABERRY Sen GARY PARRISH Junior MELVIN PRICE Sen or E 2 L Tac le 2 T le 2 L

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1 TONY CAlN-Senior KENNETH CUMMlNS rr-Senior End-3 L Endf3 L ANDREWS 22 - SEMINOLE 8 Opening the season at home, the Mustangs rofnped to a rather easy 22-8 win over neighboring Seminole. Walker Ogden and Ronnie Brfce nsade long, flashy scarnpers to highlight the Mustang offense. ANDREWS I2 - SNYDER 34 Snyder displayed a power-packed offense and bone-crushing defensive wall to completely outclass the Mustangs 311-l2. Tornfny Walker, sophornore halfback, was Andrews' leading ground gainer vvith U14 yards, ANDREWS 27 - HOBBS 6 The best slugfest of the year occurred vvith tne New Mexico lads as the Mustangs literally fought their vvay to a Q!-6 victory. Penalties for both tearns totaled 335 yards, 50 more than hotn tean's nsade all night. Glittering long runs, beautiful pass plays, one penalty after another, and bare knuckles extra- curricular activity kept the crowd on its feet for the evening. JlMMY ADLJDDELL Servo Backf3 L 4 FZONNHE BRlCE Sc l- IHOMAS l'RAZlER Senior DERYL OVERCASH --Senior ci-war EL Tackle 3l ROBERT BURKW Senior Guard -3 L Tri-Captain

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1' uv' Wa 'hi X ,. va. . JOE CAMACHO -Junior come mssitsnr sat, a tam f P ' fa Back-2 L team t L 0 L ANDREWS 32 -- KERMIT 12 Remembering the heart-breaking loss to the Yellow Jackets last year, the Mustangs played aler' ball to capitalize on Kermit fumbles. Brice again gained state-wide publicity with his dazzling running and passing while Burk was a demon on defense. Tony Cain intercepted one pass for a TD and set up another with a pass reception. ANDREWS 22 - PECOS 18 After playing dead tor three quarters, the Mus- tangs tinally came from an l8-O deficit, With -il sec- onds to play and trailing 18-lo, Brice carried tour times in a row to reach the double stripe with the aid of a bone-crushing block by Burk. i' ss.. W-- a Tc' KCC RAY MARTIN f Sophomore BASIL GREAVES' Jvn Of :RPN BYRNE JU1 Of Badge-I L Back 2 L Ta klc