Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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lunior Varsity celebrates a victory. Farmington Meridian Si keston Poplar Bluff Patton L S Portageville eePefryVillCf i S T 1iCh3ifle3t0tUt ' Tourney ,N,0fre tD-me . , - i Amt , u 5 eShyawnee gjlfl Q, Gran n T Notre Dame, 'iPOpla'iriiBlUffQ Dexter g Q Bilootiifieldi Jackson T S 1 Sikeston T S Kennett Tigers 51 41 50 36 68 47 S S66 y ee n L S521 k,'- . : T 36' They 53 61 52 43 54 61 S 152 1-54 ,45 L. S150 Y y .60 ey,el e 52, ,46 L54 'lm lima' IR. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: Fred Pulley, Mark Frushour, Lar- Gragg, Eddie Propst, Paul Fortner, Henry Love, Dan Younghouse ry Swan, Burton Bock, Tim Kelley, Ernie Eudy, Steve Gardiner. Dick Mulkey, mgr. TOP ROW: Lonnie Lusk, mgr., Steve Meyer, Carl Gross, David 26

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xi ll fll' wi . QU flirt O VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: Coach Howard Garrett, Wulfers, Tim Hahn, john Haman, Lance Brune ', Charles Randy jones , David Scherer , Eugene Holloway ', Stockman ,mgr. john Wright, jerry Wright, David Cato. TOP ROW: 'lettermen Barry Malahy ', mgr., Steve Henry , Terry Kitchen', Ron BASKETB LL TEAMS SHOW SPIRIT In coach Garrett's second year at Central, the Ti- gers had a 4-3, win-loss conference record and tied with jackson for second place. The Bengal's first night of tournament play was lost to jackson. If there was any high point in the season, it was possibly the win against the conference favorite, the Sikeston Bulldogs. Fred Pulley's sophomores dominated the confer- ence in junior Varsity play. An impressive 15 wins highlighted a season of aggressive ball-handling. In the lighter moments of the season, such as the game with Bloomfield, coach Garrett would give the regulars a rest while the infamous Goog Pa- trol took to the court. The audience reaction was always enthusiastic, and though some might under- estimate their performance, they deserve nothing but praise for patiently backing up the starting squad. This year coach Garrett was plagued by a lack of height and experience. Next year six returning letter- men will help alleviate this problem. The potential of next year's team goes beyond the conference. Though the Tigers barely broke even on wins and losses, every game was hard fought and every point was well-earned.

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MS , Tara Kaiser, Captain . 4 ,,. v ,1'. 'VV . , ivi R ,, 4 by ,KA TIGER CHE Susan Hoover IR. VARSITY STANDING: Jeanie Richardson, Beth johnson, Donna Chenoweth, leanie Smith. KNEELING: Debby Allen, Cassandra Gately. ERLEADERS Dana Kaiser Ian Seabaugh Barbara Stafford