Kathleen High School - Trident Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Cagers Sky Through a Tough Season Varsity Basketball The Big Red Cagers, after a slow start, put it together to come up with a superb season. The Devils played 26 games including tournaments. They won their own tournament, the Kathleen Invitational. One of the most thrilling games was the second game against the Lake- land Dreadnaughts. They won the game with only eight sec- onds left in the game. The Dev- ils were fairly experienced with six returning lettermen. They were Fred' Parrish, Jim Archer, Randy Callahan, Tony Sheals, Rene johnson and Billy Mont- gomery. Bobby Bowman and Danny Whittenton were the coaches. Row I, I to r: Coach Whittenton, Tony Shealshlim Archer, Coach Bowman. Row 2: Steve Aggelis, Billy Montgomery, Randy Callahanhlames Lyons, Rene johnson, Bill McClellan, Fred Parrish, Bruce McCloud, Michael Simpkins, Cliff Freeman. 181

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Iumor Varslty Has Undefeated Season I.V. Basketball The junior Varsity Cagers had their best season ever. They were small with only a couple of the players over 6 ft. tall. But they displayed the old Red Devil spirit. They played superb defense and also had a devastat- ing offensive attack. They got their offensive punch from Carl London, Calvin Davis and an array of other sharp shooting players. But the key to the team's success wasn't individual skills of some players, it was their excellent teamwork. Larry Sunday was the coach of the junior Varsity Devils. The Tri- dent Staff congratulates Coach Sunday and the -I.V. squad for a iob well done. L to r, row 1: Mgr. jay Carter, Coach Sunday. Row 2.' Dairy Lewis, Carl London, Jay Sapp, Andrea Walker, Calvin Davis, Robert Klinkers, Bernard Clark, Anthony Williams, Brent Simp- son, Phil Prebor, Bill Davis. 183