Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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While fullback Mike Shaw ( 40) and ( 24) attempts to gain yardage for a first tightend Brice Foth ( 80) block a Hills- down, boro Trojan out of the play, Kevin Bass Much experience is gained by young, mature players JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Assistant Coach John Ireland, Roger Lefert, Randy Preheim, Kevin Bass, Brent Windsor, Glen Hilliard, Don Brunzell, Head Coach Den- ver Latimore, Assistant Coach Bill Fergu- son. Row 2: Kevin Strotkamp, David Map- les, Will Mellott, John Darnall. Tracy Hett, Mike Jury, Trainer Richard Bass. Row 3: Trainer Charlie Richmond, Bobby Kyle, Brad Glover, Junior Hamm, Frank Glenn, John Richenburg, Kent Arnett. “The poor season was chiefly because of inexpe- rience,” stated Denver Latimore, the new head football coach. “Many ninth graders, who were just starting out and not too sure of themselves, found themselves on the starting line-up, but the boys really did try and didn’t give up without a fight,” added Coach Lati- more. The season ended with a 1 - 9 record, but Coach Latimore predicted that with all the experience gained, the Warriors are facing a winning season in the future. To gain every possible yard he can, tail- back Glen Hilliard ( 25) fights off a Hillsboro Trojan. JV SCOREBOARD P 0 Sedgwick 0 18 Halstead 14 22 Hillsboro 0 30 Moundridge 6 18 Hesston 0 2 Remington 7 18 Season Record 0-6 9

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 SiiBiliSi m im, Kevin Bass. Junior Hamm, v, Darren Weems, Glen Hilliard. Aar- w David Maples, Tim Slo- man.Mitch Moffett. Mike Richard Baas-manager. Ro Bob Kyle, Kent rnett, Frank Glean. Roroie Taylo Clark. P Q Udall 0 20 Marion 9 12 Halstead 7 34 Hillsboro 6 42 Remington 6 26 Hess ton - 0 36 Moundridge 0 35 Centre 8 9 Sedgwick 13 6 v Hett, Paul Mar nd-manager, John aizell. Will Mellon, v 5: Brad Clover, John Richenburg, Brice Foth, Mack

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HOMECOMING CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS: Mary Ellen Smith, Mitch Moffett, Queen Liz Holm, Mack Clark, Robin Wolf and Mike Harms. “Bale the Swathers was the junior’s theme for the first place float which won $75. Rain doesn’t dampen school spirit 10 Rainy weather may have dampened students, but not their school spirit. The ac- tivities began with the Stuco Indoor Olympics, which is something new. Teams dis- played hidden talents in sit- ting on balloons, throwing straws, blowing ping pong balls and passing rolls of toi- let paper. The movie Viva Max was shown because it looked as though the weather was go- ing to make a parade impos- sible. During the movie, however, it cleared and it was on with the traditional parade and downtown pep rally. Before the game against Hesston, Liz Holm was crowned queen. The War- riors battled, but were de- feated 36 to 0. The activities came to an end with a dance sponsored by Stuco. DJ Harlow Pro- ductions from Salina pro- vided the entertainment. CUPIDS: Jason Rucker, Rachel Patton, Jarrod Gaines, Lindsey Marshall, Todd Dallke, Trisha Oursler. The Latimore-Carsweli Olympic team Boosters cheer the team onto the field stack cheerios while racing against the by releasing dozens of balloons, clock.