Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

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BEUUN I-ACES LO 41-O 1 Big Red made it two in a row for the district openers. The Tigers whipped the Lions 41-0, just as they had done previ- ously. In the first half alone, Belton had reached twenty-eight of its point. Clay- ton Brantley made four of the touch- downs, and Golden Legs kicked the extra points. 4 COVE as-o Also, in the first half Belton had three-fourths of their total points, with Brantley once again coming on strong. Other Tigers making points were David Murray, joe Lindeman, and Ted Williams. The final score was Belton 35, Bulldogs, 0.

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The Big Red Tigers played three hard-pushing teams. Top left is a mass rush for the ball at the Rockdale game which Red won 24- 0. Top right is Grant Critchfield 17 running for the first touch- down of the night. Center is shown Mike Miller 8 catching another Crawford pass at the Georgetown game. The Big Red clobbered the Eagles 22-0. Bottom is Clayton Brantley f'24 catching the ball for another first down in the Del Valle game which the Tigers won 41-0. im! . ' if., A ' - A g T ,,.,.r 1. ,Vr, 4 'A 'lwu WW., ., X M ,gtg rw ww WEA RMC r... ,,,...,.,. . ..t,. , , . H? gli lit wgwgsr Swim , al shygsg ig? s Ning, f4.QE?C,M . . 43, X,.3rg,Q5,12,gg g , .igjfgali . L? 5552-Q 5- . -. ,ragga . .EQ.5lQig'i3QfE.XsggT g5.ss,g,,3z.4-,....gg ,,5,gsrE.,LQ gg 5 s f nr z v Ji L we . , ., fs iliggqgraikiigjgpqggyix sgmiiawgwjjggi me U K QW N Mme . 1 TQ it S at 11. ll?-W! 6 . ,-':: .- .l z Q - ' ,. .ga g e . , ,Mr ..,. .. 1. . gm., V, 'xg A Q. . X qv. I Siqfi . .R ' Q .a 'gli J' We ri fi ii llmiisgi E5 -f 'Lf' - QSQQSMSS w,vY .r.:iQ wr ,V ' s -'mga 3 M f - : Q -z. , . ,ii as R.. . R . C . .. ..tx. M , .,.,,i: f .T E21 if - s' 'fr-it rt - se M-if f - - - was aaa:-S:s.,gsYfTif - W.. P. .W .. . an 53, ze. We fi' U :- --,.fsnw3szfeAf5- H 62,9-Q -',WE,w1x1 M ra. -V -1- :-. EF-r-f.'c sm 1 ,mi .Q 1 -- f,4+f'L arm , W A' :weRf'f?l4.g:?ff s.g1ff.,..: as bfi. Civ A pf. f- - s-.5 -Vikram f sfsxffwfsy--4-'V-L W4 wwrfiff- -1' ' -'ef-isfeffsy. Judws- Zi- ff-'Eng 5 f-11 -xv? ww 'V L?H'5i' 'K'--V f f f r.ef 2gi55wi'i ?55fis-Lizfirfrigs-ll55iv1'f?lf'1afsmflw?z2wkifiigtiksw - , g mt ,ar f ww ,f 'ig' i--af? gf .ww-- if n N K ,gg we ,give 'Q ex ww v as 8 X t f , r M 32, r Wa, 5.59 f Bi gg :EQ UL-law ,EW ,gag fx We-SEK? ea.,f't K QTY' , . rs,t.r . . sr. Y. , A. easy. mi Y.,-.M +2a.w,nefm ,rm .2-1 -a-Weigh 4 . tl - are-,sry f- f 1 sw, -.1 gf 5?-115, M mix Y:15asxgmzrgv-,rw-Eiga-sg: :ga s h ks- -5-2525 1 4 1 .a stewart-5 X, fp-fwdarf--by-r.si f -f J-fe-it we 3- vw, I 5- z at ' :sff.,f.f+v w ean --f1,,,r:-,--away. , .I .W ,.-V K ,,..e,.. ... e--. . . . U Q, . .aw -- . 1.,. .QM ag.. H q www N ,M N rig -fa 'Mint www X M war Wgiiynwa :wr ls- ws wie ami 1 X K x gg, t mmm f Q Ha Lt,i5Q,rYWu,'lKw i sgmgrgy wgigggssgmg ,R gt AW Lixxgsgmw fs Smwpgw We WN at ,Q tflig eww Rift, U, R 5 A s L iw fa QFKNQW N 1 4 ff-a 'aw ee ig?-2-sg ,L Kgs, W may YQ wire is , R T J Y , Q X s Q U r X L ,X 532: A 'Ze-L, X N N is U ig .ix U . Wi are X Nw. Xsxsa si? S'-Wbikf get its E' Q2 tif N' is H.: tg, n as - , Rs K r 2. timers? K X ilmgearmi 4 Fl sf 5 2 SH' ii i Q i,H1i'fAW,?a gl T1 ' wxgwsgi QQMS F K si N v W 1 s rg? at iss, wma if , 2-,R w 5 I Q f 4 LD ws- f Z Wu Q li nl gigs?-fe SV- ra, f 252 A Aff? is ei-:ii 5 Y mf J H H Q Marist? K f-M is 'rss e :xt -- C ir 1 2 L , r at ,K X. , Q Q ,wi-4 , L-iii-A as-21-K fs -sgw rg. 12- 2 .r a-asf-as 5 w fam 1? -- -',- Q.,,fs:gfzQ,x sfvgft'-'-A 43 fs.-Mil -.

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'CC ere QED Tl-IE HORNEIQ: 12-6 iThe Big Red broke the ice early in the first quarter, when Clayton Brantley scored the first touchdown of the night. Shovsm right is james Norman 84 kicking the ball at the first of the game. Shown bottom left is Clayton 24 struggling to get free from a Hornet, after james Crawford 20 passed a fake pass to him. Shown bottom right are Harry and Barry Wilson two very favorite people of Belton High School. The Gatesville game was dedicated to Harry because of his freak accident a year ago that game. Harry is still one of the nicest people at uthe High School, and we all love and appreciate both Harry and Barry very much. ' 'iv