Hefner Middle School - Viking Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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ack Rowj Greg Greer Louie Adams Steve Duncan Bob Stiles, Revell Helton, Bob McCourney, King Austin, Monte Stevens, Rex Agnew, Steve Stoggins, Tim Noble, Mike Sheehan. fFront Rowj Pat rown KRoxx 33 Scan Nolan Kelly McNutt Terry Jackson Richard Shrc, Tim Schumacher, Mike Fadit, Tim Murry, Carlon Yates, rcpaglner Mike Ritz John Boyer Kim Carter Pat Ryan CRow 75 Jim Darnell, Chuck Barnett, Doug Simpson, and Keith Simpson. 8th Graders W 111 Champronshrp The eighth grade frnrshed well this year compiling a 6-1 the eighth graders became the second Hefner team to fall to Central. Not to be denied, however, they came back winning their next game with Kerr and smothering their last two opponents, Jarman and Monroney. The fourth game of the season turned mto a drsaster as Bob Stiles, halfback, breaks away for good yardage Carlin Yates, wingback, is about to catch a pass for a touch- down. Looking on is end Jim Darnell.

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