Field Kindley High School - New Direction Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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TTLI Catching his breath alter being hit hard is senior Mike Braschler, and watching the offensive play of Ft. Scott is senior Todd Cook. SCOREBOARD Sept. 11 Chanute L 14- 12 Sept. 18 Rogers CArk.l L 27-O Sept. 25 Ottawa W 48- 24 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 2 Ft. Scott W 21-7 9 Winfield W 14-Z5 16 Indy w 51-7 25 LCHS W 25-7 50 Pittsburg L 55-0 6 Parsons W 28-16 24lVarsity Football SENIOR FOOTBALL. First row: David Diver, Todd Cook, Don Sykes, David Seigel, Terry Col- lins, Todd Hills, Dan Rinney. Second row: Bob Vargas, Lance Hill, Bob Vanderford, Joe Fer- nandez. Mike Brovsm, Jason Harden. Third row: Jon Sand- ers, Rodney Gaut, Robbie Bla- kemore, Glen Have, Mike Braschler, Tony French.

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ACK WW X.. U se- lf? :- f K Good running plays were few and far between when the Hado suffered a disappointing loss to Pittsburg at home. at X at I think we're on the way to having a real fine season, was the outlook the Plado football team had at the beginning of the 1987 season. And a fine season they did have as they came through with a final tally of six wins and three losses. The team's talents were introduced at the Pur- ple and Gold game on September 4th, Despite promising performances, the team took two losses at the beginning of the season. But when they traveled to Ft. Scott on Oct. 2nd, they re- gained their momentum with a tremendous win over the Tigers. The end of the fourth quarter brought a 21-7 win for the Golden Tornado over Ft. Scott. The football team followed this performance with many similar triumphs as they defeated Winfield, LCHS, Independence, Ottawa, and a 28-16 win over Parsons that finished up the sea- son for the team. All of this was made possible by the excellent training the team received from Head Coach Kent Brown and from his Assistant Coaches Mark Chance, Raymond Harris, Greg Hash, Kent Newby, and Jim Owen. This determi- nation and hard work helped push the football team to victory and helped make them the ex- plosive team they were. -E A ',.-, ff ' my t i f ED rr J! l,, 'I' V ' X v ' if ,- -. 1 an 'rf U H M T' tar ' I c nm itch ia ith gig Ngyarggbgatgslesggua eensrvepay, oac ar ancewac es , R ,fl 4: N A A -Q , -171 rp., X 33 Ufgf?gf5?1M! Hr il MM X ga U-5'0 L x..f:g....afL 5....i2,-r xr.. , Varsity Football!25