Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Fourth uarter Losses Prove Deadl We traveled to Lewisville for the final out-of-town game. For the third week in a row, we lost in the fourth quarter - this time with only two minutes to go. Two long field goals stacked the score against us. fDifficulty with a cam- era made it impossible for us to get pictures of this game.J Closing out the football season with the L.D. Bell Raiders was an- other disappointment with a loss of 35-15. We leave 6AAAA dis- trict play with few misgivings and with great anticipation in rejoin- ing the schools in 4AAA. J .J A -If ' A' . ' .akauikmi-H fa-www HUSKIES ready for anything! Don't look at mei YOU tackle him! Huskies prepare to execute the offense with defense. 20 Football

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Cross Town Rivals Bid Us Farewell. Although the Coyotes were flaw- less in Memorial Stadium, the game was much closer than the score indicates. The Coyotes struck first blood and the Husky defense held them as the first half ended 7 - 0. However, it was an- other case of playing well, but losing in the final quarter. The game with cross-town rival Rider High School is always an- ticipated with a great deal of ex- citement which increased with the early lead taken by the Hus- kies against an outstanding foot- ball team. However, it is an old story . . . we lost again in the last quarter! A persistent Husky wrestles the ball from a Coyote in hopes of a Husky victory! A broken handle coupled with a wet ball result in a coach's upset stomach! Husky offensive machine back in form. Football 19

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t. ..,,.sc - - .- , .fe ,.'. 1. 1 :'. junior Varsity Squad Aims For Varsity Positions. Our primary job? According to Coaches Grad Graves, Bob Brown and Frank Airington, it is to teach the thirty-nine young men on their squad to devel- op the game skills and the necessary leadership qualifications to earn a position on the varsity squad. With a winning season this year, Coach Graves feels that they have at least fifteen of the juniors and six of the sophomores who are sufficiently motivated to move into varsity spots left vacant by graduating seniors. 'W , -. -, xv. - ln' if-+V , IV Coaches: Grady Graves, Frank Airing- ton, Bob Brown. Manager Louis Smith reflects that his job is never done! Supplying yards of tafpe and gallons of water plus caring or eqgiipment make up just a portion of his jo . Squad members are: TOP: Ruben Her- ron, lames Henry, Terry LaRue, Greg Smithson, Donnell Williams, Von McMiller, Mike Wesley, Rodney Van- Burger, Barry Herrera, Greg Grazdan, Roger Vann, Lonnell Williams. THIRD: Coach Airington, Richard Shankle, Mike Alonzo, Steve Gould, Doug Lewis, Scott Ramsey, Chris Smith, Robert Dandridge, David Deese, lay Ray, joel Hastings, Coach Brown, Coach Graves. SECOND: David Schmid, james Bursey, Steve Boyd, lim Shivers, Ephren Forbins, Ave- lino Feliciano, Greg Ingram, Freddie Franklin, Wendell Cunningham, Gary Wells. BOTTOM: Anthony Colbert, . r., , x N f.-' Tony Hernandez, Eddie Thom, Thomas , ,,, . I. T if , L -... . ,.,., al. ... ,-t-. .. -, ,, 1. ith an ,N ,Qt .N .qv H in u I -. . U K, I JP'-ff, Gonzales, joe Ojeda, Stan Grider, Louis Smith, manager, Willie Day. Football 21