Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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atriots Second in Barry Woodard looks for help as hungry opponents close in. Patriot players go wild when their cheerleaders enter the stadium. ought I told you never to use the Statue of Liberty -- N -11 '::nwa ' 11, , alley 66 99 The 1976-77 Patriot Football season proved a big success for the men of the gridiron. From the first 19-O win over Goldendale to the 40-14 finale over Highland, the team grew in their football knowledge and close teamwork. The final season record for the squad was 7 wins and 2 losses. The Pats lost those games by a total of only 6 points. The narrow wins also earned the team the nickname 'tThe Cardiac Kids. The victories included a 13-12 thriller over East Valley and a big 14-6 Homecoming win over Cle Elum. At the Awards Banquet after the season had ended, the following received team awards: Captain - Kevin Anson Inspirational - Jerry Courcy Head Hunter - Larry Laurent Best Blocker - Andy Bush Chaplain - Doug Rich Everyone on the team enjoyed the season, and a big thanks goes to the coaches: lVIr. Phil Telford, lVlr. Phil Rohn, and lVlr. Ray Blondin. The 1976 football team was truly something to be proud of. PGot the Boogie Fever SCORES Carroll Goldendale. Carroll ............... White Swan Carroll Carroll Carroll ............... Carroll ............... Carroll ............... Carroll ............... Carroll ............... Naches ....... East Valley. Royal City... Zillah .......... Cle Elum ..... Granger ...... Highland .....

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Patriot Power, the theme of Spirit Week, proved to be a close contest this year with some all-time tirsts. There were ties in three events. The seniors and juniors shared irst place in both Dress-up Day and Hat Day. A tie for third went to the freshmen and juniors in the pie-eating contest, while sophomore president Renee Riel gulped down her pie to swallow hrst. In the Mr. Irresistible contest, the senior girls managed to control themselves for the first place honors-which made a tough job of avoiding that sly little Kevin Woodard, Mr. Irresistible himself! Much debate was heard among the students as to whether the seniors or juniors would win halls. The seniors featured rafter posters saying Patriot Power in different languages. The juniors devised an original: each junior's locker had a personalized poster on it, The situation was tense. When it was announced that the seniors had won, they went into ecstasy. The week's highlight came on Friday at the assembly. There, under the direction of Father Himes, the seniors performed their thrilling skit, UThe Wizard of Spirit, which clenched first place, and the coveted Spirit Stick went to the Class of u77 for the second consecutive year. Every class contributed to the success of Spirit Week. The Carroll students all showed PATRIOT POWER with their Spirit and Pride in our school l