Lackawanna Trail High School - Days of Future Yearbook (Factoryville, PA)

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it was tough to get psyched for a team with only two victories and rnontrose knew it. they came with upset fixed in their eyes, but we had come too far to lose this one. the breaks fell our way, and so did the vic- tory. we were getting close , . . if .nz .lin- western wayne's record showed no victories, but a win today would give us undisputed claim to the championship. somehow this made us want the game, and this brought us home Cham ps

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we rw, ,vi this one was billed as the championship game. . . 11 U 4 a powerful offense against an outstanding defenseg or was there another factor? it was a must win for both susque- hanna and usg the nervousness was evident at both ends of the field. the monsters that lurked in my stomach in previous games were baby brothers to the ones that controlled it now. Susquehanna had size, speed, and a 5-0 record that matched ours, but somehow they seemed beatable. now it was only a matter of desire! . . who wanted it more! . . they scored first, but from that moment on, the game was OUVS . . .

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Iakeland was all that stood between us and a oerfect season. they were strong, as usual, and they-as everyone else, wanted to knock off this year's champs . .. for the first half it looked as though they would. we were never down at half before, but down we were until our coaches put back in play the desire that had gotten us this far . .. 4 ir arf 'K' f x E ..- the words we be- lieve In you stuck deep in the mind of each and every 8 wx Gi' '36 Lax qu , :M GFX Om xt J ,, fi few Q, is ew.. fpps-.s On K -,pr ,dr W- 4'-Y' nity, -:Ria xg i t. sn. in Ax -Sl person in that locker room and in the second half we went out, heads held high, and un- questioningly proved that belief. s,g.k 63