New Hope High School - Indian Yearbook (New Hope, AL)

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Best Record Ever ACADEMY 20 season opener to visiting jumped 14-0 at in the years NEW HOPE 28, SPARKMAN 15 T their first outing, the Tribe tory over and in the BUCKHORN 6 NEW The Indians remained undefeated in play with a '7-6 victory over Buckhorn. The took the lead in the first quarter on a long .Je the highl Cooper 1'lli'1 yards Trdjans seventh consecutive regarded Brewer in the second the Tribe a 6-0 Doug Cloud with a to stretch the out the Indian scoring The Tribe held while Lions 21-7. touchdown run to Tracy Paseur later New Hope bounced back in the third In the third quarter Halfback John Cooper scored on a plunge. Tim Baker booted what proved winning extra point. with on the NEW HOPE 22, BOIQLQNES 14s , X NEW HOPE '15 the The in sp ir hopes for the County so Bob Jone ard Y of the , at ,, . .i

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JOHN COOPER - MVP I sl' qs Si L DOUGCLOUD WOODY FURNAS Players chosen to the first team were John Cooper, Tim Baker, Doug Cloud, Jeff Butler, and Woody Furnas Knot picturedy. 76 Twelve Make 5 F TIM BAKER I EFF BUTLER Team First Team Fi GARY CHANDLER X First Team Second Team New Hope players who made the first team were John Cooper at runningback, Jeff Butler at quarterback, Tim Baker at guard and placekicker, Doug Cloud at tight end, and Woody Furnas at center. Those named to the secondl team were Gary Chandler at defensive halfback. Gene Wat-l kins at runningback, Ritchie Whorton at defensive halfback, and Tracy Paseur at linebacker, Seniors Chris Watts, mau- ler, and Joe Bell, offensive split end. were awarded honora- ble mention. All nine senior players were named to the A11- County Team this year. All twelve of these fine athletes played a major role in leading the Tribe to an impressive 9-1 record. X