McKenzie High School - Rebel Yearbook (McKenzie, TN)

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W, sf wx :gg . X at ff, - A J, me V . T -. W as as X -N 2 'N am 0 W Y . 'X 4 -' Q L. 4 ' A 5 Q' 'I . , t lg, a ,, -4 6 :ij 7 N f t Y 5 at ll f s ,B xxvifl- ,msigigfhfi g tg , A ,P megs gift' lfFCDCDUlIBAkllll The McKenzie football team finished the most successful season in the history of McKenzie High School. They are the proud possessors of the tro- phy that designates them as the winners of the Little Ten Conference. Although the start of the season looked a little dark for our hearty warriors, they made a name for themselves--not only as a hard hitting team, but also for their good clean sportsmanship. Wherever they went or whatever the results of the game, they were always complimented on their - faltering love for good clean ball Hats off, students and people of McKenzie, to the best all around ball club that McKenzie has ever seen In years to come may the team of '42 be remembered as a team that never went down with out a fight And may you, the Rebels of the fu ture, remember the value of clean sportsmanship taught by one who has no equal in the eyes of the Rebels of 1942 our coach, our teacher, and, most of all, our friend, Coach McKenzie McKenzie, Tennessee September 26, 1941 After a very weary and hard fought battle,the McKenzie Milan game came out a draw, 7 7 After Cozart ran a winning touchdown, it was called back by the referee, Hswatn Scarborough, because clipping This was a blow for the Rebels, butwhen you play ball, you have to 'take it on the chin Just between you and me, I think Milan was well satisfied with the results of the game