Farmerville High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Farmerville, LA)

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SEPTEMBER 11 Dragons 14 - Farmers 6 The Farmers lost the season's opening football game by a tune of 14 to 6. Senior halfback Johnny Norris was hurt during this game, and the accident was felt by the Farmers throughout the season. Seeing their first action for the Farmers were Billy Rich, Noel Daniels, Johnny Miller, and Johnny Edwards. Mangham led Farmerville in first downs, 7 to 3. HARRY FARRAR KI Billv Rich moves into the line to make a tackle while K. Morris 1525, N. Daniels f65j, and H. Farrar C745 rush into the play. This action took place in the important Winnfield clash. K MY .gif A foils Harry Farrar and Roy Ludwig of Farmerville fcenterj cover a Winnfield fumble in a Friday night's affair at Farmerville. Farmers Johnny Norris 1203 and John J' fi RUDOLPH THOMAS nw., N.. . A K, ', Ly s .w,gguwf,1y.,',,5av,f,,-fy, ii 'aff' si'fi?iW-7.g34f? .- if 4 ,rw SEPTEMBER 18 Choctaws 19 - Farmers 7 The Farmerville Farmers got within the five yard line five times only to be pushed back by penalties and fumbles, as they lost their first conference game to me Coushatta Choc- taws. A large crowd traveled to Coushatta only to see a game in which two touchdowns were called back for the Farmers. Although the Farmers lost, they outgained Coushatta by over 100 yards.

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Managers g gg gg Captains FRONT: Richard Raborn, Larry Gaddis, Jimmy Scottg Joe Dexter Albritton and Harry Farrar. BACK: Howard Hicks, Robert Downs, Charles Milford. Freshman Football FIRST ROW: Hollis Downs, Jimmy West, Don Caskey, Harry Holloway, James Pickel, Eric Green, Robbie James Larry Hudson, Gerald Morgan, Robert McMurrian. SECOND ROW: Randy Gillum, Johnny Albritton, Herschel Tucker, Kenneth Auger, Jimmy Spurlock, David Hall, Jimmy Johnson, Ray Alexander, Gary Post, Billy Joe Nale, Leon Wilhite. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Cranford, Mack Wade, Stanley Read, Michael Haddox, Pal Dean, Don Chevallier, Terry Akin, Freddy Stewart, Jurd Taylor, Atley Brasher, Wayne Upshaw, Manager Roger Neal. The team is coached by Blake Albritton.

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The Farmers spread out the Trojan defense as Johnny Miller 1331 carries the ball. Other players, K. Morris 1523, R. Ludwig 1705, B. Green, R. Thomas 177j, E. Silmon18OJ, and H. Farrar, are pictured in grueling action with Tallulah. SEPTEMBER 25 Trojans 36 - Farmers 6 The Farmers lost their third outing to the Tallulah Trojans, the defending state champions in Class A. The Farmers put up a good first half stand but were completely outclassed in the second half. Both teams had ll first downs apiece while Tallulah rushed for 283 yards and Far- merville ground out 185 yards. .. M 'F 1. s 'A . 1. .. M. M-,ar ...L . ' 11534 . dag Rx sei!! Ill' EMMETT SILMON OCTOBER 2 Tigers 40 - Farmers 13 The Farmerville Farmers surprised everyone by scoring 13 points upon the powerful Neville Tigers, AA State Champions. Kirby Morris took a pass and turned it into the Farmers' first touchdown. Joe Albritton col- lected the second touchdown on a three yard plunge across the center of the line. This game renewed an old rivalry that had been dead for several years. ROYE LUDWIG JOHN ALBRITTON JOE ALBRl'l l'ON The B Team puts L. Brothers 1621, D. Adkins 184j, B. Rich 1501, andj Roan 1811 in action during the Winnfield game. These boys made up a stout defense to help the first team. '-.5 Xi 'lj .B-H.. t X. . .. W .f Q 1111 ii!