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

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. V Players Display otentlkzl and kill As the junior Varsity plays before the varsity t each game, so does it play and train before re- eiving full pass to glory on the varsity. These layers look into the future days when they will ttain the cool skill and calmness of an expe- ienced player. All these abilities come through a period of ncessant training, practice, and indomitable de- erminationg all these come through constant oyalty for Flora. In the end the players have learned there are great rewards! Tony Herman, m a n a g e r, straightens the locker room before assisting the players at a game. l Mr. Jerry Redman, I.V. basketball coach, gives words of instmction to one of his boys. These outstanding athletes have gained a record of 8-4 during their season. Kneeling are Bill Edgerton, Gerald Black, Chris Barry, joey Gillis, Steve Darling, and Phil Rhine. Standing are Fred Crowe, Pat Tomlin, Richard Draflin, Rudy Robinson, Johnny Kelly, Luke Lentz, Tommy Hepher, and Ray Murphy.

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johnny NV1lthers has served the team with his skill as vsell as spirit Ve They DREHER . . . . ' ORANCEBURC . . 84 70 FLORENCE. . . 79 67 EAU CLAIRE . . 49 35 DREHER. . . . 54 52 GREENVILLE . . . 50 61 PARKER . . . . 56 41 B. C. . . . 63 53 AIKE-N. . . 78 50 Mac Rhine has claimed the position of the best ball-handler around. john Lown has con- tributed more than enough to the team as a great rebounder. I2O A Bllly Neal has fought constantly keep the falcon on top. RWE? We Tha ORANCEBURG . . 76 4g COLUMBIA. . 53 ec AIKEN. . . . . 43 25 GREENVILLE .... 41 52 PARKER . . . 69 :Isl COLUMBIA. . . . 61 47l EAU CLAIRE .... 67 25 B. C .... . . 67 4s FLORENCE. . . . 75 61 Ray Twork has worked with all he': got to add to the teamwork.

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Batting ability and form is demonstrated by this falcon' XV ith the coaching ability of jim Pinkerton, Flora always has a Fine baseball team. Baseball Team Baseball comes at that time of the year when heads and hearts are light and gay. The cracking of bats and hum-drum of baseball heckling be- come familiar sounds from F lora,s field. The hot, sun draws drops of perspiration to the faces of a hard-working, hard-playing, team-one of great strength and ability. Proud mothers, along with? many students, gather to watch the games im the afternoons. This support plus success adds up to make a worthwhile sum of achievement. Manager Michael WVatson, stops his work during an ex- citing moment in the Columbia High game. Energetic afternoons of fun and training are practiced by jimmy Pinkerton, Sammy Pruett, Larry Cunningham, David Dunlap, Bobby Giles, Gerald Black, Buddy Iones, Sam Yates, Larrv Wise, Rav Murphy, Larrv Little, David Stallworth, Chuck VVhite, Stanley Robinson, Robin Brinkley, jack Barwick, Art Fusco, Dan Kuy endall, Gene King, Billy Gunn, and Mike Riley.