East Forsyth High School - Aquila Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Co-Captain Harold Hemmings Offensive Quarterback Sportsmanship Trophy Gray: 5,500 fans file into Bowman Gray Stadium to watch East defeat Gray 14-6. Gray controlled the ball most of the first half. Early in the second half East’s Headhunters put a stop to Gray’s fleetwood halfbacks. A one-yard touchdown plunge by Ronnie Vineyard and extra point by Dickie Idol put East ahead 7-6. Later in the third quarter, a fumbled punt by Gray is recovered by George Shouse on the East 42. The Eagles then drive to the Gray 27 yard line where, on third down with 8 yards to go for a first down, Dickie Davis faked to Idol and pitched out to half- back Charlie Jones for a 138 yard dash. Two plays later quarterback Harold Hemmings passes 16 yards to Bob Randall for a thrilling touch- down. Dick Idol added the icing to the cake with another extra point to make the final score 14-6. Griffith: Eagles, showing tradi- tional form, overpowered Griffith for their second straight victory. Dick Idol speeds on touchdown runs of 24 and 7 yards in the third and fourth quarters after halfback Rick Hellard has put East on the score- board with a second quarter TD dash of 11 yards. The stubborn defensive line refuses to let Griffith get closer than 10 yards to pay-dirt. When the final gun sounds, East has marched 222 yards and holds the Panthers to 63, giving East an 18-0 victory. Grimsley: After losing a pass to a tall Grimsley player early in the first quarter, the Eagles cannot contain a very strong Grimsley eleven. After © Grimsley drives for 2 touchdowns, the Eagles prove they are still in the East Eagles Undefeated First Row—Ricky Idol, Robert Poindexter, Kenneth Weavil, Tony Larrimore, Jimmy Morris, Jim Buckner, Dicky Davis. Second Row—Mike Biles, Charles Rob- erts, Kim Newsome, Bob Randall, John Price, James Price. Third Row—Sonny Berry, Leonard Brady, Lawrence Chandler, Billy Warden, Eddie Higgins. Fourth Row—Lawrence Swaim, Allen Sonier. Managers—Mike Moore, Terry Pitts. 96

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Resounds Through The Crisp, Autumn Air Lynn Welch Lois White Top: Half-time performance at the North-East game finds band and majorettes presenting “Little Red Kimono Hood.” Bottom: Majorettes step lively to “Autumn Leaves.” Betsy Michael Chief Majorette 95

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In 3-A Conference History First Row—Ronnie Vineyard, Lew Ayers, George Shouse, Harold Hemmings, Ricky Hellard, Harry Scott. Second Row—Mike Lewellen, David Swaim, David Chappell, James Flynt, Raymond Warden, Jim Turner. Third Row—Mike McHone, Dalton Everhart, David Shields, Bill Scott, Paul Simpson, Tim Long. Fourth Row—Robert Christensen, Dickie Idol, Jimmy Vanhoy, Charlie Jones. Managers—Reggie Bau- guess, Robin Coffey, Robert Russell, Ernest Tadlock. ve: ee ee RODE: I IE EO oy : ict 97 Co-Captain George Shouse Defensive Quarterback game. The Headhunters continue to jar the Grimsley backs until they fumble on their own 49 yard-line. The Eagles start a 49 yard march to the 2 yardline where Charlie Jones plunges over for an East touchdown. Lew Ayers kicks the extra point to make the score 14-7. The Eagles are too far behind to pull out, and we drop our first game of the season 27-7. North Forsyth: Due to rain the “Battle of the Giants” is played on Monday night, increasing the antici- pation of 6,000 screaming fans packed into Bowman Gray Stadium. The ensuing battle proves that a team whose fans cannot spell its name (who will forget the North “Vickings”?) cannot beat the mighty Eagles. North dominates the offens- ive handling of the ball; whenever the Vikings approach the East goal, our determined line crushes them. The East defense led by Poindexter, Vanhoy, Idol, and Shouse stops the Northern invaders no less than five times as they drive to the PAY BA SF 2 and 13 yardlines. The only North score comes on a lucky break we give them when East fumbles on the 12 yardline. The Eagles take advantage of every opp ortunity to score. With 10:14 left in the first half, East’s first touchdown comes when our star pass interceptor, George Shouse, breaks in front of North’s end Harvey Bauguess and steals the ball. A block from Tony Larrimore sets Shouse up for a 45 yard sprint and the long-awaited touchdown.