Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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This years football team had their problems and more but with the help of the coaching staff and the will of the team, the squad pulled out a first place trophy. In the season opener, they played as individuals and lost to Iola but by the time the Jackets met Humboldt, they were one unit and won 13-7. Then the Yellowjackets traveled to Eureka for an- other hard league game and came back with a 22-10 win. Cherryvale came to town in the biggest game of the season to try to take first place away. All that week Fredonia High was preparing and the Jackets played their best game, winning 13-O. The Jackets then traveled to Yates Center and after falling behind 12-O at halftime, came back and won 14-12. The next week, Burlington came to Pryor Field and in two feet of water and a steady downpour, the Jackets won 25-0. The season ended on a sad note when Fredonia traveled to Neody for their last game of the season. The Jackets were ahead 6-0 and driving for another score when disaster struck. The Jackets fumbled, a Neody player ran it back for a touchdown, and the extra point was good. The Jackets lost a heartbreaker 7-6 and tied for first place in the TVL. 1.1 Coach John shouts instructions to the team at the Cherryvale game. 2.5 The Jackets defense only let league opponents score 22 points against Fredonia all year, 3.l Robert Taylor led the TVL in rushing yardage and was named Most Valuable Running Back. 4.l Coach Milner, Coach John, and Coach Beal. Sponsored by BLACK'S REPAIR 81 RADIATOR 8: CULBERTSON WELDING SHOP

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