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

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1975 Freshman Football Results 1-4 Holmes 0 Ockerman 22 0 Lloyd 14 8 Highlands 34 6 Campbell Co. 0 O Turkeyfoot 24 HOLMES '21 a Freshman Team Row 1: Brad McDaniels, Gary Merrill, Ralph Daniels, Gene Lovensheimer, Bob Peters, Bill Deball. 29 Row 2: David Jones, Chris Price, Byron Hurst, Rick Hartman, Frank Gurren, Tom Snapp, Mike Wilson, Tony Hafner, Mark Hampton. Row 3: Coach Roy Gilfedder, Dennis Dugger, Curtis Chaney, Jim Brausch, John Flesch, Walt Timmerding, Ted Rowe, Coach Ter Johnson, Row 4: Paul Price, Jim Kannedy, Mark Watkins, Don Huber, Jim Johnson, Randy Addington, Lonnie rifmeyer. 1975 7th 8: 8th Football Results 4-0 Holmes 14 Dixie 8 20 Campbell Co. 0 6 Dixie 0 14 Campbell Co. 0 7th and 8th Grade Team Row 1: Danny Hundly, Danny Smith, Carlos Green, Kevin Sebastian, Robert Gillespie, Tim Wolfe. Row 2: William Caddell 4M m, Chris Arnold, Keith Thornsberry, Ronnie Toole, Tommy Qualls, David Hampton, Terry Vogel, Tony Thackergww 3: Adrian Smith, Todd McIntyre, Paul Curry, Steve Baldwin, Tommy Davis, Robert Taylor, Patrick Allen, Jeff Rankin. Row 4: Coach Crittenden, Allen Kelly, Don Miller, Joe Stultz, Mark Seligman, Donnie Roberts, Jim Bates, Coach Merritt.

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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.

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till FM 30 The Bulldogs, rated second in the region in pre-season polls, came out growlin' against cross-town rival Holy Cross, defeating them 74-64, establishing a winning pattern that continued during most of the season. Highlights of the early season were wins over Boone Co. to capture the Boone Inviational Championship at Christmas, and the incredible victory over number one Newport Catholic to take the trophy at the Newport Invitational just a week later. In what many fans will remember as one of the greatest games of all time in Northern Kentucky basketball history, the Bulldogs triumphed 8380 over the Thoroughbreds, after trailing by fourteen points, 71-57, with seven minutes to play. Sparked by several key steals by co-captain senior guard Mike Moore, and scoring by Moore and Usuper soph Doug Schloemer, the Dogs completely dominated those last seven minutes to pull Victory from the jaws of almost certain defeat. It was truly an unforgettable game for those who saw it. As the season progressed, the Dogs had their ups and downs, one week rated +H in the coaches' poll, the next suffering a defeat from the Newport Wildcats. The team began to pick up momentum again in late January after whipping another rival, Covington Catholic. Next, they outran a strong, undefeated Maysville team at Maysville, 82-71. At publication time, the team certainly seemed to be many coaches' and writers' choice to represent the ninth region at Louisville in March. It had already given the students and community many exciting memories. tFor late season results, see the scorecard, this sectionil Coach Reynolds Flynn felt the Bulldogs had two distinct advantages over their foes: good attitude and overall team experience. And the talent did not stop with the starting five; substitutes Mark Moeves, Jim Humphrey and Roy Meyer gave the team strong secondary support. The talk of Downstate '76 from the students and the general community gave the team the confidence to do the job this year. As Coach Flynn said, The '76 Bulldogs were not a tall team, but they made up for that with their quickness and fine shooting. At publication time, the team was averaging around 83 points per game, and the '76 Holmes Bulldogs will be remembered as one of the finest quintets in many years. 1975-76 Varsity Basketball Team: Mike Moore, Roland Marks, Mark Moeves, Dwayne Morris, Eddie Ross, Oza Delaney, Bruce Tilley, Roy Meyer! Jim Humphrey, Doug Schloemer, Coach Reynolds Flynn, Coach Ken Spurlock, and Manager Terry McKinleyt Junior forward Eddie Ross pulls down a rebound against Simon Kenton as co-captain Dwayne Morris looks on.