Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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Buffs Maintain Will To Win During time out. Coach Hawkins discusses pass patterns and blocking assignments with Pud” Helms. Athletes and coaches put in many minutes to make the football season. Many of those minutes were filled with pain and despair, others with joy. Al- though these minutes in ' 76 are now part of the past, they will occur time and again in the memories of the players and coaches. Front Row: Bink Tolbert, Neal Huff, Ronald Hollandsworth, Kendall Bolt, Allen Stuart, Pete Via. Second Row: Alvin Huff, Bobby Trent, John DeHart, Jerry Boothe, Mickey Bain, Wayne Gillespie. Third Row: Johnny Turner, Manager, Harold Higgs, Frank Murrie, John McLean, Lewis Stuart, Ervin Martin, Randy Quesenberry, Coach Stan Hawkins, Head Coach Dan Surface. Back Row: Coach Ken Raines, Dillard Reynolds, Andrew O ' Connor, Harvey Marshall, Lawrence Kidd, Scott Surbaugh, William Via. 11

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Above: The brass section of the band swings into Funky Dunk during homecoming game. Being Homecoming Queen was the greatest thing that ever happened to me. I knew my senior year would be my best and most important; being Homecoming Queen made it even better. I ' ll always remember my last year of high school and Homecoming night will be the happiest of those memories. Teresa Gallimore Homecoming Successful Despite Rain Dress-up day means different things to: (bottom left) Mr. Bob Ellwanger; (middle) Rosemary Spangler, Brenda Cromer, and Saundra Lovitt; (bottom right) Jerry Hall, Mike Shortt, and Carson Scaggs.

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Buffs Smother Carroll in Opener 21-0 Good downfield blocking springs Lewis Stuart for 22 yards in opening game against Carroll County. The Varsity began the season with high hopes. The Buffs were overpowering in the first game beating Carroll County 21-0. But as the season progressed, it became appa- rent that frequent injuries would prove fatal to a team with a shortage of active players. Faced with dwindling numbers and ever present injuries, the Buffs de- pended on spirit and a “never say die” at- titude to keep them in every ball game. Coach Raines had this to say about the team and season. “This year ' s football team displayed the kind of character, de- termination and pride I was proud to be associated with. They got themselves ' up ' each game each week to the very close of the season. Because of this attitude, the members of the team were able to be in contention in every game. “The 1975 Buff Football Team can be characterized as having determination, scrappiness, ability and hustle. They maintained the ' will to win ' in periods of adversity. Barring injury, the team could have had a winning season. They possessed a prime ingredient of success, ' spirit ' . ' ' Dan Surface Buff ' s third TD scored by Allen Stuart on a 47 yard bomb from Bink Tolbert. Ervin Martin intercepts Cavalier pass setting up the second TD. 12