Berea High School - Pirate Yearbook (Berea, KY)

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Dubbed the Muddiest Game of the Year by all players was the Homecoming game with Sayre. A decisive victory, however, made up for the miserable conditions. Right. Junior quarterback Glyn Green was voted Most Valuable Player by his team. Left. Practice is what it takes. A view of next year's squad during spring practice. Below. The Pirates made a good showing in the conference by placing nine out of eleven on the All-Conference team. From left: Don Blackburn, Dan- ny Johnson, Steve Dyer, Bobby Gadd, Paul Rey- nolds, Carl Hazelwood, Glyn Green, Don Shupe, Mike Coyle. Below are coaches Floyd Hines, Bill Palahunich, Larry Marmie, and Glyndon Miracle,

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eae” STARTING OFFENSE: End - Blackburn; Tackle - Dyer; Guard - Gadd; Center - Rowlette; Guard - Reynolds; Tackle - Johnson; End - Coyle; BACKFIELD: Wyatt - Tailback; Shupe - Fullback; Green - Quarterback; Hazel- wood - Wingback; Broddus - Tailback. ba — Fy aA ae Sab aS, Hazelwood is finally wrestled down after a twenty- yard gain following a pass from Green. As the Pirates charge, Green, with ball, looks for fullback Shupe on an attempt at a successful off-tackle play. STARTING DEFENSE: FRONT ROW: End - Devere; Tackle - Johnson; Guard - Isaacs; Guard - Miracle; Tackle - Gillespie; End - Dyer. BACKS; Halfback - Hazelwood; Halfback - Wyatt; Linebacker - Gadd; Safety - Duerson; Halfback - Baugh; Linebacker - Reynolds. oh

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ot Pirate Sill MIKE COYLE, Center | CARL HAZELWOOD, Guard ABBY SCRUGGS, BOONE TILLERY, Forward Guard JIMMY PENNINGTON, GLYN GREEN, Guard Forward ;