Robert E Lee High School - Rebelee Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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sophs look +0 bright futures with both the sophomore and junior varsity teams made up almost entirely of sophomores, the upcoming years for football at lee look bright, this year both teams were coached by ernie Johnson, jack stephenson, and johnny williams. the junior varsity ' s record was three wins and six losses, but they came on strongly in the last part of the season losing to permian 18-16, and then beating abilene high 7-6. standouts for the j. v. were rusty shaw, roy colvin, david tilley, alan Jackson, and James roller, sophomores won two and lost four with joey dudenhoeffer, richard koenig, and andy lynch as standouts. i. v.: Curtis Borland, mgr., hank nargrove 74, gary carrier 60, gary baggs 88, ben carnnona 35, richard koenig 10, rusty shaw I I , John white 66, clayton holcomb 62, jeft neujahr 70, david tilley 50, gary mccright 77, bobby nnathis 80, ranee willingham 36, John pankratz mgr.. mike swihart 25, lloyd In- glehart 23, James roller 76, jimmy tolles 40, Steve sell. 81, rick dunn 3 I , steve tate 84, roy colvin 20, andy lynch 83, John parsons 63, albert hubart 30, mike malone 61, blake patton 22, chuck barnett 82, david moore mgr. P a f XJLl niL. m lEKLI (UEU REKL, kls (h n.a i - ' »

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city championship celebrafed with 17-14 win the rebel defense held the number two ranked class 5-4a team in the state, permian, to 27 points as the panthers won: lee 7, permian 27. the defense recovered four fumbles and held permian to seven points in the second half as sophomore quarterback pat lyons drove the team 44 yards in six plays for the lee score. despite an effective and often exciting offense that rolled up 349 yards to abilene ' s 386 and 19 first downs to abilene ' s 20, the rebels suffered its eighth loss in nine games, lee 6, abilene 26. lee ' s inability to put the ball over the goal line and abilene ' s ability to make the big play was the difference in the game. in their final game of the season on friday the 13th, the rebels defeated crosstown rival midland high in frigid weather, lee showed early warning of this grid thriller marching after the opening kickoff from its 21 to second and seven at the lee 46. a fake punt kept this drive alive when steve rodgers scrambled 18 yards to the mhs 36 on a fourth and one. from this point, ken- neth hunnicutt kicked a field goal, in the second quarter jocklin beatty scored to give lee a 10-6 lead at half- time, in the second half, mhs scored eight points, but quarterback gary lambert gave the game back to the rebs, skipping outside left end on a 10-yard touchdown run with six minutes to go for an exhilirating lee 17, mhs 14 victory. opposite page, top: randy hulme. this page, top left: kelly barnes. top right: robbie christensen, worthy warnack. left: gerry robinson.

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72 ' 7B . -ri .r-- - ' Wtf sophomores: curtIs Borland mgr., kent burhart 30, ricky wester 21, bob hinson 45, rick king 86, bruce peeler 72, don roberts 75, eddie howard 65, danny york 64. floyd boiler 52, george ricks 15, bob wigley 73, doaker scott 16, pat green 61, joey dudenhoeffer 65, Jeff borgan 54, david longanecker 24, mark fuller 53, bruce stew- ard 74, Steve bond 35, lynn liv- Ingston 67, tommy dollahite 82, randy reddell 27. edward mee 51, dennis mitchell 75. david moore mgr.