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

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A BY A MABANK: In the fourth quarter Mike Maciel scored a touchdown and Eddie McDougald dropped a Panther ball carrier for a 2-point safety, but the Panthers won 33- 8. MALAKOFF: The season ended with the Indians' 28-0 loss to the Malakoff Tigers. Mike Maciel gained 51 yards and caught four passes. Tim Waymire gained 35 yards, and Mike Mill- iorn 59 . Because of injuries and other losses, the freshman team was disbanded after playing three games. Remaining team mem- bers joined the varsity squad . Ab Members of the freshman team are ffront rowb Jody Mayne, Todd Thompson. Joe Elmore, Dennis Owings, Byron Phil- lips. Csecond rowb Adam Richey, Howard Gentry, Charles Stone, Tim McMakin, Chet Walters, Henry Maxfield. Cthird rowj Coach Billy Luce, Hap Anderson, Ricky Wheeler, Phillip Anderson, Tony Thomas, Dale Carroll, and Coach Carter Elliott. BJ Dynamite comes in small packages thinks Matthew Green as he chases a Vandal going for a touchdown. Football 73

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Frosh, JV's Join Vorsity Squod MINEOLA: The Indian-Yel- lowjacket bout was a standoff until the fourth quarter when the Jackets scored twice on single plays. Their first score came on a long pass play, and the second after the Indians fumbled inside the 5-yd. line. The Indians gained 154 yards rushing to the Jackets' 78. BROWNSBORO: With Brad Large's touchdown and Dwayne Ellis' kick, the Indians were 7 to the Bears' 12. Matthew Green intercepted a pass to hold off a Brownsboro score. However, the Bears scored twice more to end the game 28-7. CANTON: Doug Koonce rushed for 60 yards, and Chuck Lide passed for 93 yards. But the Indi- ans lost 28-0 . VAN: Doug Koonce scored all of the Indians' 14 points and rushed for 71 yards. The Indians lost 32-14. WILLS POINT: The Wills Point Tigers scored a safety, a field goal, four touchdowns, and two extra points to defeat the Indians 31-O. KAUFMAN: The Kaufman Lions scored the first of their nine touchdowns with only four min- utes off the clock. Eddie McDougald was in on 16 tackles for the Indians. The final score was Indians O , Lions 64. r Fm. A BY A 72 Football AJ John Campbell C625 hangs on while Tim Waymire 6425 comes to aid. BJ James Anderson catches a Van player before he goes in for 6 points.

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Mclidens Hove Difficulties With only three players return- ing from last year's team, the varsity volleyball girls only won one game and lost nine. We tried very hard all season and played our best match against Mabank, said new coach, Miss Cherry Shumacher. High point scorers in that game were Tina Intlehouse and Kim Whisenhunt. Competing in the Van Tourna- ment, the team lost to Com- merce and were out when Mt. Vernon defeated them . I believe the one thing that really hurt us this year was the lack of experience for the team as a whole, said Coach Shu- macher. Jackie Crosby was chosen for the All-District team and won the Fighting Heart Award. Vo FSI 'ry Vol leybcl ll OPPONENT WE THEY Edgewood 15 11 5 15 12 15 Mineola 11 15 5 15 Wills Point 0 15 0 15 Kaufman 12 15 14 16 Mabank 15 12 14 16 15 5 Brownsboro 3 15 15 9 6 15 Van Tournament 5 15 Commerce 5 15 Mt. Vernon 3 15 3 15 Van 0 15 3 15 Dist. Tourney 3 15 Wills Point 9 15 74 Volleyball AA vB H.- v. nn: FIGHTING INDIANS 55,771 W V . ff: ffl! .1 ZQZWZEY f K Mit:-'f?2L,: , s31.1,f,. 1 5, I .affix , , . ,-fl,, 1 f,ff , fflw