Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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Come on Bob, heave it! urge Keith Belser, Byron Bigby, and John Macmurphy as Bob Neely shows his form in putting the shot. Frank Little takes off as other track men watch. trong ompetition parks Victory Ouch! That's a long way clown! exclaims john Barr as he glides over the bar. A winning combination-Lawson to Ellsworth. -QM.,--'- , f-A.-., -use-mm, , , ,H W , 1-

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jf' Distance runners Hunter Clarkson, Iay Pearson, Bill Mixson, and Barry Moore take a warm-up lap. Assistant Coach Al Hough and Manager Iohnny Parker go over practice times with Coach Frank Richardson. Records Fall ln 1964 The nineteen sixty-four track season should be the best yet for A. C. Flora. New school records have been set in many events. Standouts for the cindermen include Carl Ellsworth, Ronnie Asbill, and Pope Lawson in sprints, Ricky Praete in the 440, Jay Pearson in the half-mile, and Bob Neely in the pole vault and the shot put. The many younger boys on the team will make Flora's track squad a competitor for the seasons to come. Resting on the high-jump pit, the track team finds time for a picture. First Row: Ronnie Asbill, Frank Fusco, Bill johnson, Bill Mixson, Barry Moore, Terry Hughey, Gaston Fairey, jack Whitton, Carl Ellsworth, Ricky Praete, Cary McDaniel, and Larry Fink. Second Bow: John Macmurphy, Hunter Clarkson, Bob Neely, Keith Belser, Pope Lawson, Robert Cely, Frank Little, Ken Shull, Iohn Lown, john Walther, Bill Johnson, Benny Moore, Henry Thomas, john Barr, Luke Lentz, Dale Reynolds, Byron Bigby, Jay Pearson, and-Darrell Iabour.

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7 Coach Jim Pinkerton sits through an anxious moment during the season's opener. Manager Ray Dent and john Hart gather their wares before the Lancaster game. With many senior standouts such as catcher Tommy Linton and Hrst baseman Steve Hendley, this year's baseball team promises to be the best in F lora's history. Much will depend on the pitch- ing ability of David Stallworth and on David Dunlap's shortstop plays. Under the coaching of Mr. jim Pinkerton, the boys have been given lessons in sportsmanship and fairplay. H S Tommy Linton slams a long one in the Dreher game. Diamond Nine Aim For Best Season Ever The Baseball team relaxes in the new dugout for a picture. Back Row: Perman Chavious, Sonny Meetze Bobby Giles, Tommy Linton, Larry Little, Chuck White, Albert Whiteside, Steve Hendley, Frank Basnett, Colie Dyson, David Dunlap, jay McAlister, Ricky Boyce, jack Barwick, and john Floyd. Front Row: David Stallworth, Art Fusco, Sammy Pruett, Dan McLeod, and Stanley Robinson. i 1