James E Taylor High School - Stampede Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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5 The Taylor Varsity Mustangs' 1981-82 football season was a good one as the blue and white got off to the strongest start in THS history. They won three straight games. All of the games proved to be enjoyable and exciting, but credit must be given to the Homecoming game for being the most breathtaking. ln the last minute of the game Claude Smith caught a pass that would have won the game if the referee had not call- ed it incomplete. Even though the Mustangs did not rank very high compared to the other schools in their division, they showed great im- provement and promise for the years to come. MORE POWER TO YA' MUSTANGS!!l K: 5 .gs 1 w as Varsity Football Scores 1 C. E. King 12-10 f -Channelviewg 1 7-6 g or 14-7 c g 1 Friendswood 18-35 Santa Fe 1 1' 6-7 West Columbia 14-7 El Campo 0-26 Willowridge O-35 Wharton 6-21 Bay City 14-17 'our score first

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Two defenders approach to stop a Mustang first down. Clint Slussler watches the Mustang defense from the sidelines. Team members huddle as quarterback Steve Atkinson calls a play. irfl 'A ii at ullu

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. t Taylor defense rushes across the line of scrimmage in an attempt to push C.E. King back a few yards. Varsity players huddle to hear the next call. Varsity players stand on the sidelines wat- ching football game. Varsity players block opponents, keeping defenders away. Three defensive players arrive to stop the rush.