Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

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ZONE BEIION QLIDEQ EY N 14-6 A The Big Red Tigers came out on top in the contest for ZONE ' CHAMPS against the Cameron Yoeman. Shown below is Alan Carlisle Sl making an important tackle for the Big Red. This was one of the most important games, and one of the hardest games the Tigers have played. Left is Carlisle knocking another Yoeman down. 'i si nrsmfcr y ences mvtora 7-6 One of the most exciting games Big Red played this year, was the battle for the title of DISTRICT CHAMPS, which the Tigers won by a one point margin. This was a rivalry between two hard push- ing teams. Big Red showed their determination by beating the Ducks. Shown above is a swarm of Tigers running for the ball after the Above is 64 Robert Dominguez, and 24 Clayton' Ducks had fumbled. Brantley running for a touchdown. 22 i

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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

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BEUON FALLS SHORT OF Bl-DISWZICT I0-14 ,eg 3 -Q. .f f ,ig I 5elton's Big Red played the toughest game of the season Lgainst Brenham. Even though the Tigers were outweighed on he Held, the determination of each player enabled them to 'eel number one as the stunned Brenham Cubs left the field vith a victory but knowing they had played ball. Each player m the field and off had an important part in the game as this vas the last game of the season for the seniors. They will al- vays remember the years they were Big Red Tigers and the imes in which they felt sorrow and the times they felt pride. This was one of the best games Big Red had played, this year. They need not be ashamed or disappointed by this game, be- cause they will always know that the school and the adminis- tration, of Belton are behind them 10071. The Belton-Bren- ham game was played on Kyle field, home of the fighting Texas Aggies. About 6,000 fans of the Big Red Tigers were there. They traveled the 90 mile trip to see the fighting Tigers play ball in which they got their money worth.