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

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I Ronnie Asblll and Pope Lawson break the tape as they speed ahead of their competitors. .f ' Creat3Depl'h Skill l Exchangealfot Success x Performing the diflicult high jump, johnny Walthers breaks the record of all past falcons' attempts. . K1 ' o LQLCl pLQ2H0,,,W Q' 9,9 f -N 1 t,LL,4'.Qp V CLQJQ4-f CU C UMNO Mg, fQr,fLJ CCL-Q,fi,,4,f91,0 1-pi-50-gi,QfJ but .D . MGWVGU . ,MLW Q7 ifpbg '3 WLJ 5 A Gln a city track meet, Ricky Praete leaps into a successful broad jump. w 1 Q ' ' 'fust about to send the idiscfis soaring, Carl Elmgren tries hard to support his team as Larry Criner and Bill johnson wait their turn. ' K A 5 kr. Cary McDaniel makes pole vaulting look easy with his perfect form and coordination. .J F

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The track team proves to be a well-balanced squad. They are Wesley Harrell, joe Williams, Frank Fusco, jack Whitten, Frank Little, Ronnie Asbill, Greg Layman, Robert Cely, Dan Ellis, Billy DuPre, and Cary McDaniel, Francis Burriss, Clinch Heyward, Ken Daetwyler, Tom Sturdivant, john Barr, Larry Criner, Paul Derrick, George Fairey, Fred Crowe, Marion Stafford, Charles Davis, and john Brantley, Ricky Praete, jay Pearson, Pete Holland, Dana Mitchell, John Lown, Johnny lValther, Luke Lentz, Pope Lawson, Carter XVeston, jack Edgerton, Bill johnson, W. D. Morris, Hoppy Hanson, Barry Moore, Carl Elmgren, Benny Moore, and Norman Williams. 2 This year the track team is composed of almost seventy-five per cent underclassmen, and it en- joys a great deal of depth. Each boy is a specialist in his field and conditions every day to keep in shape for a good season. Every afternoon as most Falcons leave school, they can see these boys jogging around this area of Columbia doing this work , the question of Why they spend their afternoons like this is answered as a vaulter vaults a little higher, a 1'unner breaks the tape a little faster, or the weight man puts the shot a little farther. Managers, Clyde Fraser and Tex Brennison, and trainer, Mike McIntosh, are always ready to lend a help- ing hand to reach the goals of the team. 3 -- . ,. ., ,H .aaa .g W- J. ff 4 1-, 't LX' lf digs X A Ali ,Q ' T Q C if X' D41 ' . tl ek Sup 'xg CS xg Xxx CL ll-x ' 5 . f- J T. 1415 - if ' kits 'ffl I i T k T be L fs, at me Wins .t 1 AJ c A, LQ.: M 12,61 tx 'X Q V LQ' EC. 'LLL 2 X ' We X ve fi -S or Q, K- E tt E Ia, f , V 1 gr -,.-'. A, xy' 'Q 1 'N vi -. 05 T L 2, gl L qw v, ...jx .3 ESL L T E FXS Q37 Track Coaches, Mr. Bill Carson and Mr. jerry Redman, give instructions to an anxious runner.

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ohf Team The golf team has grown into a definite part of Flora's athletic atmosphere, and it has added much. When spring arrives, the sight of a golf bag leaning in the corner of a room is no longer an unfamiliar sight at Flora. Mr. Raymond Coxe, sponsor, supervises the prac- tices and matches at Spring Valley Country Club. aaa Ready for the tee-off in a practice round are Barrie Bridgers, Toby Dawson, Doug Yates, Dickie Sturkie, Robbie Lentz, Craig Bacom, Gary Silverfield, Koot Daw- son, Donnie Kinsey, Captain Bobby Foster, Mr. Coxe, sponsor, Johnny Linton, Frank Weed, Ken Williams, Pete Hines, Dwight johnson, Peyre Scurry, Earl Pruett, Bobby Hart, and Ed Winn. These Teams Have Crown T hrough Experience Bobby Foster's accomplishments as a junior golfer include placing fifth in the International -lr' Golf Tournament in St' Paul, Minnesota- With each match the tennis team serves Flora. The tennis players are Newton Hornsby, Burke Dial, Tom Bell, johnny Wingfield, Allan Pregnall, David Belser, Buddy Dulin, and Ricky Thomas. j M l Team captain, Allan Pregnall, serves a high ball on Flora's own court. Tennis Team Even though this is just the second year that Flora has had a tennis team, it has acquired a great addition of players, experience, and a new sponsor, Mr. David Wertz. When most of the other sports are over for the year, tennis carries the athletic phase of our school on until summer. I26