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Lions Bring Home Honors Honors were plentiful in 1976 as Ouachita placed five players on the all-district team and one on the all-state team. Scott Ingram was selected first-team All-State defensive tackle for his efforts throughout the year. Robbie Stewart, Joe Frandsen, Mark Blackwelder, Scott Ingram, and David Busby repre- sented the Lions on the 3-AAAA All' District team. Coach Tom Causey was voted Coach-of-the-Year in the district while Stewart and Ingram were picked as players of the year on offense and defense respectively. At the annual football awards banquet LEFT: Junior Mike Tannehill cracks a smile as hours ofhard work produce a letter jacket. FAR LEFT: These six seniors proved to be the heart of the Lions in 1976. From left to right are David Busby, Gary Taylor, Tommy Mathieu, Mark Blackwelder, Robbie Stewart, and Scott Ingram. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Causey presents Mr. Bob Stewart with several seniors were recognized for their outstanding service to the team throughout the season. Award winners were Scott Ingram, MVP and team captain, Tommy Mathieu, Speciality Award, Gary Taylor, Coaches Award, Brian Johnson, Best Offensive Back, Mark Blackwelder, Best Defensive Back, and Scholastic Award, Robbie Stewart, Best Offensive Linesman, and David Busby, Best Defensive Linesman. A special award was presented to Mr. Bob Stewart for his excellent service to the Lion football team and the Lion Booster Club. a letter jacket for his enthusiastic support of the Lions. TOP: Connie McCain, Kim Stites, Susan Ensminger, Cindy Bennett, and Pam Puckett flash big smiles and small footballs after the banquet. Football 16A
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Playoff Hopes Put On Line With a 4-0 district record, Ouachita appeared to have a playoff spot wrapped up. But a loss to Neville would throw the district race into a three-way tie for first. If that happened, a new point system would go into effect, and Ouachita might possibly miss the playoffs. Neville had to beat the Lions by at least six points to clinch a berth. Entering the game, Ouachita had two major obstacles. First, the game was to be played at Tiger Stadium. The second barrier was a 27 year hex the Tigers held on the Lions. Ouachita had not beaten Neville since 19495 but more than just whipping Neville rode on this game. The district crown was at stake, one the Lions wanted to wear badly. 16 Football
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