Holy Savior Menard Central High School - Talon Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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EAGLES anxiously wait for halftime to end so the action can resume. MENARD: 23 BUNKIE: O In one of the most exciting games of the season, the EAGS swept over BUNKIE like a tidal wave. JEFF FRUGE and REMO ABRAHAM led tne EAGS in rushing yards, vvnile DAVID PERKINS ran up the score vvitn 3 toucndovvns. A 39 yard kick by JIM MAT- THEWS put the EAGS in an unbeatable position. CLAY VANDERLICK recovered a PANTHER fumble, and ne and JIM MATTHEWS botn made interceptions on RAN- THER passes, so that by the end of the game, tne PAN- THERS were tired and bevvil dered.

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