Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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hute . huts. On Saturday, October 14, Sammy Shute, a member of the junior class and the starting wide receiver for the football team, went to Oxford for Ole Miss's Homecoming. After the game, he was struck by a car while crossing a street on campus. As a result of the accident, Sammy suf- fered multiple fractures in both legs and spent seven weeks in Memphis Baptist Memorial Hospital. The weekend after the accident, Home- coming '78 was dedicated to him. There was a tumultuous pep rally Friday morning and an exciting and suspenseful game that night. The score was 14-14 at the end of the allotted time, the scene was set for an overtime playoff. Murrah won the toss and the first scoring opportuni- ty. Just before going onto the field for the final series of play, the team huddled and began chanting, Shute - Shute - Shute! Simultaneously, the stadium vibrated with a roar from the stands: Sammy - Sam- my! The team ran onto the field with spirit re-kindled to win for Sam- my. The offense scored on the first playg the Mustang defense did its part by intercepting Greenwood's in- tended touchdown pass to seal the 20-14 victory. The winning game ball was autographed by all the foot- ball squad members and taken to Sammy in Memphis. The football game on October 20, 1978, was one of the most emotional victories ever won by a Mustang team -- in honor of a fellow player, student, and friend. Don't take away my gusto . . . Sammy Shute holds on tight to his football autographed by teammates. Time out. Sammy Shute pauses to catch his breath Q before re-entering the first game ofthe season. ' l52fJuniors lr.

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