Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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Big Blue Wall Gets Ready For Varsity TOP; Quarterback Rodney Young laterals the ball to Marshall )ohnson. ABOVE LEFT: Keith Little waits for a punt. CENTER: Ramie Mize waits on the bench for the Lancer de- fense to come off the field. RIGHT: Fighting for yardage against F-C is Keith Little. Members of the )V Football Team are (FRONT ROW) Kirk Redd, Ramie Mize, Elmer Sorah, Den- nis Watkins, Mike Hairston, Monte Magill, Rodney Utt, Jerry Devins, John Myers, (SECOND ROW) Coach Lannie Chitwood, Tim Wall, Ricky Bates, George Barker, Gene Eggleston, Marshall Johnson, Donnie Brown, Steve Brodie, Tim Martin, Tommy Cray, Mike Wilson, Jerry Draper, Coach Ray Harris, (BACK ROW) Richard Puckett, Chris McVay, Steve Barrett, Raymond Carter, Dennis Grant, David Craighead, Todd Hairston, Rodney Young, Chuck Ellis, Marcus Hightower, Mark Wilson, Edward Jones, Tim Jones. NO SCORES AVAILABLE

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But It Was Fun FAR LEFT; The Fonzie image attracts Pam Stegall to Mark Wright. LEFT: Costumed as the Lancer, Freddie Mar leads the half-time show. BELOW: Beaming with surprised delight is Louann Hodnett, 1975 Homecoming Queen. jffmm Homecoming 43

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9 9 Members ol the Eighth Grade Football Team are (FRONT ROW) Jeff Martin, Randy Wood, Timmy Mel- ton, Robert Stegall, Anthony Long, Tommy Martin, Emanuel Prunty, Chris Diilard, Stuart Thomas, Larry Valentine, Danny Moore, Frank Hairston, (SECOND ROW) William Boyd, Jeff Whitlow, Craig Magill, Jerry Moore, Keith Little, Carl Tinsley, Reggie Gravely, Jeff Secrest, Jerry Hodnett, Jeff Eanes, Lloyd Gravely, Bobby Valentine, James Morrison, (BACK ROW) Coach George McKelvey, Drew Troxell, Marshall Silver, David Simms, Derrick Hampton, Charlie Gravely, Fred Carter, Terry Smart, Charles Cann, Ricky Williams, Randy Jones, Danny Murphy, Walter Penn, Chuck Martin, Coach Randolph Chavis. Tuesday and Thursday night football offered spectators contrasts in enter- tainment if they were willing to brave the rain that usually sogged the field. For the eighth graders, games were good for gaining experience, but there weren ' t any victories. Loyal fans could cheer for their improvement. ut if they stayed for the JV game, they could follow plays that gave the team a 4-2 season. The JV ' s had some injury trouble, but covered well when players were temporarily out. This team had left behind a 5-1 record as eighth graders and showed promise for a strong blue varsity wall. ABOVE LEFT: Moving to the outside, Marshall Johnson gains yardage on Tunstall. ABOVE RIGHT; Coach Lannie Chitwood and Coach Ray Harris watch as the Lancer defense holds off Tun- stall. CENTER: In the warm sun of an early fall game, the eighth graders wait to go on the field. SCORES NOT AVAILABLE 8th Grade and JV Football 45