East Bay High School - Warrior Yearbook (Gibsonton, FL)

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The Unforgettable Game ln the twelve minutes of the third quarter, with an intercep- tion by safety Anthony Pittman, right half-back Richard Massaro made a seventy-one yard run for the Indians' second touchdown, ending the third quarter with a 14-7 score. ln the last twelve minutes left in the game, Kenny Carlisle made an interception for the Indians. Then with minutes counting down and the Indians running the football, Richard Massaro again made the final touchdown of the game, which made the score 20-7. Punter Kenny Davis was then successful with kicking through the extra point, ending the game with a 21-7 score. This was the Indians' first homecoming win since 1976. Top left: Determination drove Kenny Carlisle to the successful tackle of a Tampa Catholic Crusader during the fourth quarter. Middle left: With determination and the help ofa team member, Chris Buckridge tackled a Tampa Catholic Crusader. Center: Kenny Carlisle dove for another Tampa Catholic player, and got him! Middle right: The Indians' defensejust would not let the Crusaders carry the ball. Bottom: This is no place to do exercises! Homecoming Football: Student Lifef83

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Victory Savored On the night of October 16, 1980, the East Bay Indians were challenged by the Tampa Catholic Crusaders in one of the most important games of the season. Emerging victoriously, the Indians played what was con- sidered by Coach Larry Hood to Top right: Guarded heavily by team members, jim Maffett was able to successfully complete a pass. Middle left: Coach Tom Lota tentatively listened to the men in the press box describe plays completed by the Indians. Middle right: After receiving the ball, johnny Brown powered through a line of Tampa Catholic players. Bottom: Clay Marafiote said Don't ya do it! as a Tampa Catholic player looked for an interception during East Bay possession. 82fStudent Life: Homecoming Game be their bestoverall team perfor- mance to that date. Beginning the first quarter, the Indians placed 7 points on the scoreboard, when right half-back Richard Massaro ran 19 yards for the Indians' first touchdown. With 6 points on the scoreboard, punter Kenny Davis kicked the extra point ending the first quarter with the score 7-0. In the second quarter, Tampa Catholic scored with a pass to tie the Indians with the score 7-7. ,..,. i V,,,,

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Hard Work, Talent. . Working long hours after school, running from place to place for supplies while hammer- ing a few thumbs from time to time, East Bay students worked hard to put together colorful, winning floats. These floats were judged at half-time during the 1980-81 homecoming game. Start- 4517 .M 'I , an W J fy I V 'W Mawr E, 5 T' f' , Top right: Teresa Hoffman and Tammi Davis worked hard on the freshman float. Middle left: The sophomores used their creativity and talent to build their float. Middle right: The juniors' winning float. Bottom: The sophomores placed third in the competition during half-time. 84fStudent Life: Pre-Floats fr,mwt ing from scratch, students used plywood, staples, nails, glue and their artistic abilities to put together a float vibrantly coor- dinating this year's theme, yesterday's dreams are tomorrow's memories. The senior, junior, sophomore and freshman classes secretly worked on their floats for approximately one week before fellow students, alumni, teachers and parents were permitted to view the final result of many long hours of work and imagination. Wt MEMOR 6 i, g.g4'i sq, g 3 ..' v ji