Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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Frosh Rank Third in District To rank third in the district the freshman football boys made a 3- 4-1 season record and a 3-3 dis- trict record . When the Indians played Mala- koff, hopes for a win were slim at half time when the score was 12- 0, Ma1akoff's favor. The Indians defense held the Tigers, who failed to score again. The Tribe scored twice during the second half to give them a 14-12 vic- tory. The Indians' only touchdown of the Canton game came right before half time when Johnny Brewer threw a 35-yard pass to James Red Anderson. The defense was strong in the first half, but allowed the Eagles to score twice in the second half and win the game . In the first district home game of the season, Mabank came to Grand Saline to wallop the Indi- ans, 24-0. Ralph Carroll made the first touchdown against the Van Van- dals. The next touchdown came on a broken-pass play from Johnny Brewer to James Red Anderson with one second left in the fourth quarter. In the Brownsboro game, the Bears took an early lead and were ahead 21-6 at half time. But the Indians controlled the ball in the third quarter and scored again. With 20 seconds left in the game, Michael Milliorn made a touchdown, and Johnny Brewer passed to James Red Anderson for two extra points to secure the game against the Bears. To cinch the game Dale Duke intercepted the Bears last pass, and the game ended Indians 22, Bears 21. Wills Point Tigers came to Grand Saline for the Indians' last game. Dale Duke and James Red Anderson made touch- downs for the Indians, but the Tigers' five long-pass touch- downs gave them a 31-14 vic- IOIY.

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Opposite page: AJ Despite the efforts of the Panthers, James Red Anderson C863 gets a punt off during the Mabank game. AJ As William Vess C253 picks up yardage aganist Mabank, Ralph Carroll C229 is ready to block out any Panthers that might get in the way. B3 Members of the fresh- man football team are Cfront rowj Troy Hill, Randy Watson, Dale Duke, Billy Stone, Jimmy Owens, Csecond rowj Wil- liam Vess, Neal Cash. James Jones, Don Boyles, Rodney Troxell, Leonard Allen, fthird rowj Ralph Carroll, Michael Mill- iorn, James Red Anderson, Johnny Brewer. Johnny Hastings, and Coach Car- ter Elliot. CJ While Michael Milliorn C315 and James Red Anderson 4863 tackle a Mabank player, other Indian players look on.

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Varsity Team Improves The varsity volleyball team finished the season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. The Indian Maidens started the district season right, with a win over the Mabank Panthers. High scorers were Tina Carroll and Amy Mullins, each with 11 points. Wills Point was the first district loss for the Indians. In the first game GS scored 6 and the Tigers 15, and in the second it was GS 3, Tigers 15. The first home district game was with the Malakoff Tigers. Taking high point honors in the game were Cindi Williams and Debra Whitaker with 11 and 9 points respectively. The Indians again failed to beat their oppo- nents. The Indian Maidens were defeated by the Brownsboro Bears, making the district record 3 losses to 1 win. Amy Mullins and Kim Whisenhunt were high scorers. In the game against the Van Vandals, the Indians just couldn't come up with enough points to win the game. This left the district 1 win and 4 losses and the pre-district record 5 wins and no losses. AV 1 AJ Members of the varsity volleyball team are Coach H. L. Parks, Barbara Goebel, Amy Mullins, Debra Whitaker, Diane Carroll, Cindi Williams, Kim Whisen- hunt, Tina Carroll, and Miss Becky Pope. Bb Serving the ball for the Indians during the game against Edgewood is Debra Whi- taker. Opposite page: AD Members of the junior-varsity team are Coach I-I. L. Parks, Jackie Crosby, Cynt- hia McNorton, Marietta Davis, Shannon Caldwell, Sandy Ellis, Johanna Rife, Janet Cain, Lori Carroll, Beverly Nalls, and Miss Becky Pope. B5 Miss Pope gives instructions to the team during the Van game.