Parkway West High School - Pawesehi Yearbook (Ballwin, MO)

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lt's Not Just Fight, Score, Win Stone Phillips kicks off for West. Good blocking from the offensive line provides quarterback Stone Phillips a few needed seconds to find his receiver. BELOW: Coach Wells and Coacn Mor- ton analyze the U. City defense in Wests homecoming game. . ----' :v',,7,.s'w,,'- .-' .zg...Jg1ut9u85munlgu.5 f,a,.- . a its This .4 . sa. x. -3-1 Coach Deschamp watches the linebacker Bill Tikey tackles a U. City ball carrier. 1 .fi',.f, 7- ,9 fa, iw, 1 , I -iv' 2 W 5 if I ' Y . I . . 6, I M ' . . M A H a,

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West Varsity Squad , Coaches: NO. POS. 11 HB 12 QB 14 QB 20 HB 22 T 23 ' FB 24 l WB 30 ' HB 31 WB 32 HB 33 WB 34 HB 41 LB 42 FB 44 HB 50 C 51 C 52 G 53 C 21:60 G 60 G 62 G 63 G 64 T 65 G 66 T 67 G 70 T 71 T 72 T 74 T 75 q G 77 T 80 E 82 E 83 FB 84 E 86 E 87 E 88 E Jack Wells Dan Deschamp Rich Gabler Frank Melvin Don Morton Gordon Olson Vic Phillips PLAYER . Keaveny. Steve Brittan, Gary Phillips, Stone Marino, Mark Bay, Bob Cox, Craig Sines, Bud Brettman, Jim Seeger, Pete Kasper, Mark Little, Kevin Kaufman, Joe Gibson, Terry McVay, Mel Keith, John Amaro, Mike Ponche, Tom Stroupe, Alex Gentile, Ken Reeder, Gene Payne, Rich Dailey, Jeff Welch, Kevin Gannon, Glen Gray, Bill Smith, Terry Burkhart, Bill Melvin, Steve Taylor, Wayne Egilsrud. Bob Roddy, Randy Dimza, Ted Renfro, Artie Truex, Rich McQuillan, Doug Nelson, Mark 0 Tikey, Bill Shelly, Ed Strickert, Ed Hendren, Phil t, Y ? g422 ,5 ::.,1 554 T sg Q30 ts ,,, 32, 4 , 4' .... S S NPL mf n I 7, ' ' - '- 'J Z Qf',s','!jlj cgi . M 'R X va x - fr 'TA M? La, 5,5322 ,. H ,4 A Nga n , A 1-,kgg'mmg zcfvzfi 1 ,A ' 5' L g TLV if- SENIORS and COACHES Yes, football is more than the glamour and glory on windy autumn Saturday afternoons. Football is a grueling sport. It requires the physical exertion of six days a week of break- bdowns, exercises, and scrimmages combined with the mental commitment necessary to compete in the Saturday games. For West's football team, the hopes and expectations of September materialized into three victories: a figure which did not reflect the output and dedication of the Longhorns. However, the majority of the team was juniors, who have now gained useful experience, and give West hope for a more successful season in 1973. JUNIORS 46