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

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Blu. JOHNSON, Captain POPE LAWSON, Co-Captain Football Team Two bottles of anesthetic plus a double dose of spirit complete Assistant coach, Mr. jerry Redman, listens at- the equipment as Bobby Hart, trainer, and managers, Bill Mc- tentively as Mr. Pinkerton, head coach, schedules Connell and Skip Hartley, pack for an out-of-town game. plans for the annual football banquet. IOb

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Fights for the Falcon A lesson, not taught in any book or classroom, is learned on our football field every fall after- noon. Boys, who have already lived through a day of study and mental work, leave the gym and lumber toward the practice field. Little spirit ap- pears in their souls, however, when they hit that field, all the apathy vanishes. In a united circle, the boys, all in red jerseys, radiate an air of equality. Beginning with their exercises, these players shout in an almost musical manner to the count. They seem to express between the one . . . two . . . three . . . fourn the mutual reason for their being on the drill lield every afternoon. .f W 5 As usual, Mr. Pinkerton cracks a joke while giving instruc- tions to his team. The 1964 players are first row: David Dunlap, Bobby Giles, Samm Pruett, and Sandy Danielf Second Row: Frank Reynolds, Marion Stafford, Colie Dyson,' and Ricky Praete. Third Row: Cary McDaniel, Wayne Shealy, and Les Pilcher. Fourth Row: Bill McRoberts, Bobby LaMotte, Tim Staples, and Buddy Dulin. Fifth Row: Ricky Thomas, Arthur Fusco, Hoppy H a n s o n, and Ra Murp y. Sixth Row: Darrell labour, Jack Barwick, Carl Elmgren, and Cleveland Der- rick. Seventh Row: Bill Iohn- son, David Stallworth, and Ricky Boyce. Eighth Row: David Duffie, Ray Twork, john Face, and George Der- rick. Ninth Row: jay Pearson, Permon Chavious, and George Wise. Tenth Row: Larry Little, Pope Lawson, Clifton Davis, and Chip McDonald. Eleventh Row: Al Granzo, and Larry Griner. A boy's smile is no bigger than his achievements. Bill johnson, winner of the Thom McAn Award, and Permon Chavious, representative to the Shrine Bowl, seem to have rather large grins.