Holmes High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Covington, KY)

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V ,.- WA: -,. AV ' 1975 Football Team Row 1: John Lindsay, Gary Baxter, Tom Jacobs, Bill Slavey, Mike Moore, Mike Wolfe, Bill Huenefeld, Chuck Kiser, Randy Terry. Row 2: George Keller, Jamie Smith, Barry Harmon, Dave Thueneman, Mike O'Brien, Bill Wilson, John Gurren, Tom Jackson, Rocky Townsend, Rod Stewart, Randy Wells. Row 3: Carl Lentz, Jack Haney, Tony Church, Dave Derkson, Jami Morris, Mike Smith, Willie Smith, Jake Rauch, Rick Johnson, Kevin Jackson, Walt Hornbeck, Wade Haley. Row 4: Tim Kelly, Steve Kelly, Greg Eisenman, Larry Watkins, Tom McKee, Jim Evans, Chris Wilder, Tony Rankin, Dave McMichael, Carman Gray, Steve Johnson. Row 5: Ed Ross, Dale Sageser, Chris Comer, Brian Huenefeld, Dean Abner, Jack Agnew, Lenny Cantrell, Tim Wilcoxson, Jim Humphrey, Jim Evans, John Collopy, Bob Hornsby, Larry Bolton. Missing from picture are Tom Tackett and Dave Kisen. Senior Fla ers First Row: John Lindsay, Gary Baxter, Tom Jacobs, Bill Slavey, Mike Moore, Mike Wolgc Bill Huenefeld, Chuck Kisen Randy Terry. Second Row: Jamie Smith, Barry Harmon, Dave Thueneman, Mike O'Brien, Bill Wilson, John Gurren, Ray Jackson, Rocky Townsend, Chris Comer, Steve Johnson. Bottom Left: GOTCHA! The Bulldo team pulls 27 the ba carrier to the ground. Bottom Right: Ed Jackson coaches from the sidelines.

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26 DD HUDDLE! The Bulldog team plans their strategy for the next play. The 1975 Bulldog football team went through several frustrating phases, ending with a record of 4 wins, 6 losses. Not one to make excuses, most people can see why Coach Lou Cynkar might be justified in making a few after some of the losses the Dogs suffered. To further clarify this, the coach replied, In the ten games we played, we were winning eight of them in the last quarter, only to be defeated by one point twice and five points once. In other words, seven points kept us from having a 7-3 record, which would have been the third best record in Northern Kentucky this season. We did beat Dixie 14-0, and they were the District representative for the State Championship. But the loss to Boone Co. 12-7, as time ran out for us on the one yard line, really kept us from going downstate. However, the season was not a total downer. Coach Cynkar smiled as he reminisced on the reserve football team's fine season. We are really looking forward to next year. The reserve team was undefeated, and allowed only fifteen points, while scoring one hundred eighty. MM WWI Our i941 quarterback, Mike Moore, attempts to hit one of the Bulldog ends downfield. After battling through the tackles, fullback Mike Wolfe heads for the goal line. Statistician Brenda Collins records the yards gained on the last play during the Homecoming game against Boone County.

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1975 Varsity Football Results Won 4 7 Lost 6 Holmes 22 Conner 35 20 Newport Cath. 21 19 Simon Kenton 20 0 Bryan Station 21 14 Dixie 0 7 Boone C0. 12 18 Campbell Co. 0 35 CovCath 3 0 Highlands 35 13 Newport 0 1975 Reserve Football Results Won 8 7 Lost 0 Holmes 14 Harrison 0 14 Green Hills 0 37 Conner 8 6 Newport Cath. 0 19 Simon Kenton 7 40 Dixie 0 36 Boone Co. 0 14 Highlands 0 Coache's Class 4A All Stars 1st Team Offense John Gurren 7 G Chuck Kiser 7 1' George Keller 7 E Mike Moore 7 QB Gary Baxter 7 FB Defense Bill Huenefeld 7 E Gary Baxter 7 LB Mike Moore 7 DHB 1975 All Conference Team 2nd Team Offense John Gurren 7 RG George Keller 7 RC Gary Baxter 7 LHB Honorable Mention Larry Bolton 7 LT Mike Moore 7 QB lst Team Defense Baxter 7 LB Moore 7 Safety 7 All State Team 7 Honorable Mention 2nd Team Defense Heunefeld 7 E Keller 7 Monster Top: Reserve quarterback, Kevin Jackson, leaps into the air for a better shot at his target. The reserve squad, quarterbacked b Kevin, was 8-0 in 1975. Middle: Lennie Cantre , defensive tackle, does his job. Bottom: $920 David McMichael and 429973 John Collopy go after their man.