Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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- 1 .5 x- - 1 , ABOVE: Defensive player Pat lVlurphy enjoys the break while the offense drives for a score. TOP: In the last minutes of the Ouachita- Ruston game, Lynn Sullivan calls a pass play. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Marchefski and David Busby, part of Ouachita's stingy defense, leave little room for a West Monroe fullback to advance the ball. 'KV Lions Stumble in Opening Games Ouachita's jinx held the upper hand through the first four games of the season. After a 7-13 setback at Ruston's hand, the Lions seemed to get on track as they downed district foe Richwood 6-0. But the next two games proved disastrous for the Fight- ing Lions. Ouachita saw a 14-12 score wither into a loss as the Woodlawn Knights scored with 53 seconds left. Ouachita's low point was yet to come! Now 1-2 on the year, the Lions played Fair Park in the last of a 3-game homestand. The Lion offense committed numerous turnovers, and the defense turned in a lackluster per- formance as the Indians rolled to a 0-19 win. lVlany Lion supporters expressed their disappointment by booing during the game. Remaining district games were two weeks away, and things looked rough for the Lions. Varsity Football 13

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BELOW: Mark Blackvvelder, Jack Laird, and Bill Travis try out new merchandise at H. MICKEL. For all your sporting needs call 322-0531, or come by 109 CATALPA. BELOW RIGHT: Coaches Causey and Ussery contemplate a new battle plan for the offense. 12 Varsity Football Q 4 K' 'Y 5 'f i .f,'i V 'K Ass, if .. L 77 y W- A i .,, A LA V K l 'Sf' ' i A -.

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