Era High School - Hornet Yearbook (Era, TX)

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Sluder, Cindy Smith, Kim Smith, Sammy Sudduth, Lisa Taylor, Kyle Brandon, Stanley Collier, jay Davidson, Tammy Hermes, Sandra House, Karen jones, Ruth Klement, john Massengale, Harold Morales, Robert Orsburn, Larkin Peyrot, Robby Russell, Tracy l Qighth Grade Almon, Harold Balthrop, Debra Blount, lanice V rt 7 ,r.s y ffl 'F eq. W Q1

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Saint .lo Wins Two Of Three ' ' Saint Jo won two out of three games Monday night as their B team won over Era 35-34 and their junior high boys took the Era lads 32-31. The junior high girls from Era took the lasses from Saint Jo 26-15. In the B team game, Roger Nunneley hit in double figures for the Panthers as he wound up with 16 points. Ricky Brawner and Don West hit six leach. Vic Lee added four and 'Jim Dunn had three points. Don Bewley hit 12 for Era and ,Darren Kirchenbauer and Barry Selder had six points Frankie Barthold hit four and three players, Paul Bentley, Derrick Durham and Mark Dick had two points each. House hit 16 points for in the junior high girls fro Gets Win Over Saint Jo . , Era Junior High's Hornets pushed their season's record to 2-1 with a 38-0 smashing of the Saint Jo Junior High Panthers Tuesday. , Era scored a touchdown in each of the first two quarters to take a 16-0 advantage at the half, added 12 points in the third and rounded out the fourth frame with eight more. Mike Nash got the first TD on a 23-yard' scamper, then Nash passed to Trey Yarbrough for ,the conversion points. In the second stanza Nash picked up his second TD, this ,tiinejon a 15-yard romp, and .assert Morales added the bonusipoints. f,f,Morales got a touchdown on a 10-yard run in the third frame and Nash passed to Tracy Russell for 10 yards and another touchdown, with conversion attempts following both scores failing. In the final stanza Allen Kassen scored the Era TD on a 35-yard run and Nash went over on the PAT attempt to round out the scoring. l-Iornetsicredited with good defensive effort by coaches were Phillip Kassen, Kyle Taylor, Stanley Brandon, Jay Collier, Barry Durham and Gary Finley. Offensive stan- douts were John Klement, Sammy Smith and Robby Peyrot. 74 game. Tammy Davidson had nine and Lynette Taylor scored one point. Guards were Sandra Hermes, Janice Blount, Lisa Sudduth, and Cindy Sluder. Becky Tucker scored ten points for St. Jo, Pam Brawner four, and Sherry Lemons one point. Leaton Phillips scored 20 points for St, Jo in the junior high boys game. Billy Moore had six, Gerald Goff four, and David Price two points. For Era, Kyle Taylor hit 22, Robert Moralesseven, and Phil Kassen two points. Boys B Team Era l g . 9. 5:12, 5, satanic. 4 6 10ffll 3'++35 ,Junior Highifiirls . - Era 3 2 10 11-26 samwo is e o 3--ISA Hornets M Roll By V. View Era's Junior High Hornets scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter Tuesday to out distance the Valley View Eagle juniors 22-6. Ths host Hornets scored first in the first quarter on a 20-yard pass from Mike Nash to Gary Don Finley and Robert Morales added the bonus points. ' Another ,Era drive in the second stania ended with the clock atgthe Valley, View one, then the guest Eagles scored on aL70-yardihalfback' scamper on their first-play of the first third quarter. ' ' That cut Era's lead to 8-6, but the Hornets got the needed lift in the fourth. 1 Nash scored first on a five- yard run, with a pass failing to get the bonus points, then Nash scored again on a seven-yard gallop and added the con- version points for the final 22-6 margin. l Kyle Taylor, Morales, Nash, Finley, Jay Collier, Phillip Kassen and Allen Kassen were credited with good efforts for the Hornets 'and individual information .fcirjjVal1ey View was not provided? Era, C Burg Juniors Split Roundboll Tilts The Era Junior High Hor- nettes defeated the Callisburg Junior High girls Monday night while the Era lads had more trouble with the Rad Ware visitors, In the junior high girls' game Era led all the way with a 12-2 edge after one, a 20-6 lead at the half and a 204i lead at the half and a 20-6 lead following the third frame. The Hornettes won the bout 24-10. Tammy Davidson got 12 points for the winners, Karen House added 10 and Ruth Jones got two. Lanette Taylor, Kim Smith, Gina Hermes, Kim Massengale, Carol Klement Era Hornets Win lost Go The Era Junior High Hornets ended their 1975 grid campaign with a convincing 38-14 win over Alvord Tuesday. Robert Morales ran for two touchdowns in the first quarter, Mike Nash ran for one in the second stanza, Kyle Taylor added another in the third and Nash passed to Gary Don Finley for still another Hornet TD in the lop-sided win, Alvord scored their two touchdowns with one in each of the last two quarters. Nash threw passes to Allen Kassen, Larkin Orsburn and Tracy Russell for the con- version points and one 35-yard punt return for an apparent touchdown by Taylor was nullified by a clipping in- fraction. Morales, Nash, Orsburn, Russell, Finley, Taylor, Harold Almon, Kassen and the entire Hornet squad were credited with good offensive and defensive play. Era Scores Shutout Era's Junior High Hornets scored a 20-0 shutout win over the Lindsay Junior High Squires Tuesday with a touch- down in each of the last three quarters. and Tammy Massengale also played in the -Era forecourt. Janice Blount, Cindy Sluder, Lisa Sudduth, Sandra Hermes, Debra Balthrop, Becky Sud- duth, Rhonda Erwin, Melodic Muller and Tina Ramsey shared defensive duties for the winners. , . ' g Shelly Clower got six points, Karen Jeffcoat four and Kathy Crawford, Cathy Greenwood and Patti Westbrook also played. 2 ln the boys' game the Hot. nets led 4-2 after one and'12-8Qat the half, 'but Callisburg came back to tie the battle 16-l6in the third and the Wildcats pulled it out 24-17. J A Joe McNew got 16 points for the winners while Danny Head,- Tim Shugart, Donald Banks and Craig Rhodes each added two. Kyle Taylor got 13 for Era and Stanley Brandon and Phil Kassen each contributed two. Jay Collier, Michael Nash, Larkin Orsburn, Gary Finley, Tammy Patterson, Barry Durham and Brian Davis also played. Callisburg rolled away with the B-team girls' game, win- ning 28-12. , ' Pennye Hollandsworth and Linda Delashaw each earned eight for the winning .Wild-. catettes, Linda Gage added six, Dana Hardesty ,tossedhinfitwo and Sherry Hankins :got-ifourf Guards' names were'not,givenf by reporters. .fi i fi For the Hornettes, Sharon . Richardson and -'Judy 1 Richardson got six each, Donna Raney and Connie' Pierce also played forward and t guards were Michelle Russell, Jenny Orona, Beverly Brandon and Rene McCulley. Era Beats C 'Burg ERA - Era junior high soundly defeated Callisburg 20- 6 here Tuesday night. Era's win came on a 53-yard run by Robert Morales, a 22 yard pass from Kyle Taylor to Gary Finley and a one-foot run by Larkin Orsburn. Callisburg's lone score came on a 65 yard run. V, Standouts for Era included Stanley Brandon, Jay Collier, Taylor, Harold Almond, -and