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

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A bright future is seen in the B-squad. Its players are as follows: First Row: Bobby Craig, Collie Lawson, Ierry Watson, Mark Shealy, johnny Pearson, Arnold Roberts, Dou Gore, King Richardson, Barry VVilliams, and Burnie joy. Second Row: Gaston F airey, Allen Guinyard, Rob Whitmore, Boi Dickson, Iimmy Shealy, Norman Derrick, Edward Craig, Bill Flem- ing, Mike Boger, Robin jones, and Gaylen Penny. Third Row: Glen Giles, Chip Smith, Dan Lang, Dexter Hudson, Al Sirmon, Bob Little, Mike johnson, john Fairey, and Charles Pinkerton. Fourth Row: jimmy Pinkerton, john Kirk, Neil Tanner, Ronnie Collins, Stan Treski, Wade Gentry, Warren Tompkins, Arthur Suggs, and Charles Chavious. Fifth Row: VVayne Stephens, Ben Nickson, john Dinkins, Whit Garick, Randle Whitlock, Reed Clonts, Andy Hepfer, and Corky Clark. B- quad Learns What Teamwork Can Mean From our sister schools, Keenan and Crayton, have come the ninth graders that train for the B-Squad football team. To some of them this team is their first link with Flora and high school life. Taught the lessons of fairplay by their coaches, the B-Squad players have expressed through their hard work and determination the loyalty that they already possess for the falcon spirit. J.V. manager, Stuart Clarkson, with B-squad managers, Robin Ashmore and Billy Lowry, arrive for a game. B-squad coaches, Mr. Ioe Weathers and Mr. Robert Ellenberg, hold the development of young men as well as a football in their hands. H5

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J.V. Coaches, Mr. Al Hough and Mr. XVarner Montgomery, receive presents at the football banquet as guest Emcee , Bob Talbert, looks on. Junior Falcons Be in to Each year interest is given to the abilities and skill of our junior Varsity team for it provides reinforcement for the wide gaps that will be left when Flora loses our senior players next year. These boys have practiced whole-heartedly I will follow you, wherever you may go illustrates the motto of the loyal j.V. cheerleaders Beronica Morris, Head Cheerleader Toni Gray, Judy Humphrey, Marty Childs, and Donna Peters. See Days on 631' Varsiqw and unfailingly to work as a team in order to fill and to form our future varsity. Playing their home games in Flora's ubackyardn, the I.Vfs have sup- plied Flora with a 6-2-1 record-a factual state- ment of their future success. junior varsity players long for many future victories. They are as follows: First How: Mike Love, Eric Helsing, George Fuirey, Marshall Lucas, john Barr, Tommy Hepfer, George Leventis, Richard Draflin, john Brantley, and jack Hanson. Second Row: Mike Wyatt, Tony Herman, Dan Ellis, Billy DuPre, Robert Shealy, Bill Hunt, Bill johnson, Clinch Heyward, Bobby Aroneck, jimmy Richardson, Marshall Kibler, and Bobby Benson. Third How: Tommy Bruce, Dickie Allison, and David Danforth. Fourth Row: Fred Crowe, Lewis Lanier, Larry Wise, Mike Riley, Boyd Parsons, Benji Derrick, and David Zellar. -ll I1

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