Lamar High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Breaking through the line, running back Kenny Perry takes the Screen and heads upfield for an easy six points. Plays like these kept Vikings interested and loyally suP- porting the many sports at Lamar. Remember when the girls soccer team sc0red a re- cord amount of goals in one season? Or how about when the swim team beat Plano? AWaRd winners such as Blaire Bilger, Trey Falconer, Terence Parmer, Carolye Ashfahl and John Brooks heighTened the sports scene and set good exampleS for all to follow.

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Lv1v1v This football season was ne of both supreme happi- ess and bitter defeat. The am went 8-2, but that only owed part of the hard work nd dedication that went to ake the season what it was. Our toughest game was efinitely the one against Ar- ngton High School. We were ally psyched up for this ame, maybe a little too uch. We were prepared and e tried. I don't know what appened, said Junior Ron agan. If we'd won that ame, our whole outlook ould have been different. The team played adequate- against their first two op- onents, Nimitz and Rich- nd but did not win by large reads. The first tough game at worried the Vikes was L.D. Bell. We played best against Bell, said Hagan. There was a strong sense of pride running through La- mar, with pep rally atten- dance growing to support the team and announcements liv- ened up by patriotic poetry. During the Sam Houston game at UTA Stadium, the fans became ecstatic when the results of the Arlington- Trinity game were an- nounced. The Colts had won! But the next two weeks brought sadness. Two devas- tating blows caused the Vikes to be forced out of the playoffs. The team picked up after this setback and once again proved that they were awe- some. The last four or five weeks of the season we were truly a great team. J. J. Joe, Kenny Perry and Heath Par- ker were incredibly effective to our offense, said Coach Peach. The season ended with sweet revenge. The Trojans who had burst Lamar's bub- ble last year, were putty in the team's hands with a very well deserved score of 45 to 21. Hagan said, To beat Trin- ity was the best, but it was sad too. I realized that this was the last game I would play with all of the seniors. Leslie Bachand Running off the field, Junior Trea Ward thinks over his punt. The score was Lamar 28, Nimitz 27. Photo by Kim Higdon. f ',f.g ' Sports X 9 L