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RECEIVERS — Kneeling: Walley Harrell and David Abramson.Standing: Eric Madison, Sam Field, and Millard Callicot Photo bit I. Musi'incche GUARDS — Kneeling: Greg Ferris, Robert Lynch, and Robert Whittington. Standing: Robert Carpenter. Scott Hulon. Van Mobley, and Toby Massengale. Photo hy . Muscmeche. TACKLES — Kneeling: Andrew Booth, Hall Morrison, and Chris Neilson. Standing: William jackson, Richard Beardsley, and Charles Barney. Photo by . Musonechc. CENTERS — Kneeling: Jim Corbett and Jeff Drake. Standing: Troy Fuhiman and Paul Taylor. Photo by . Mitsomeche. 137
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Up And Coming Junior varsity Knights huddle in preparation for the next play. Photobv H31. J.V. Continues Winning Tradition This year's junior varsity team finished the season with two wins and two losses, making the fourth straight year the team has finished with a .500 or better season. The team opened with a loss to UHS. They came back to win their next two games, beating LSD and White Castle. This year's j.v. team, like the varsity, was undefeated on their home field. With the varsity having only fourseniors, many of this year's j.v. members will be back next year. They hope to continue the winning tradition of EHS j.v. football. J.V. Coach Beau Mclnnis discussessecondhalf strategy' with Rei-w Plauche ( 20) and Eric Madison ( 23). Photo by Hill 136 Reiss Plauche ( 20) runs around the LSD defensive end 82. Photo by J. Hill. Quarterback Sparky Mayer prepares to receive the snap from Paul Taylor in the LSD game. Photo by . Hill. Eric Madison gets ready to receive a pass from quarterback Sparky Mayer. Photo by I. Hill
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Coaches Jack Coco and Tony Doherty review game plans in a pre-game meeting. Photo by . Hill. Beginnings Count Jr. High Players Gain Experience The junior high football program stresses participation and the development of fundamental skills and attitudes. Many of the junior high players pro- gress in later years to varsity level competition. The 1983 team met a competitive schedule, thus preparing a sound group of young players. Charlie Kennon (QB — Tom Cockerham (HI in background). And Tripp Hawthorn (C)set upioran offensive play against Holy Family David Cunningham (£53) is at left guard Phoiobyl Hill K vm Buchert (» 14) runs a sweep around (h left nd Kevin earned 58 yards against Holy Family. Photo by J Hill. 138 Keith Buchert gains good yardage on a reverse play In this game, Keith gained 69 yards and one touchdown. Photobyf. Hill.
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