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Senior split-end Ronnie Risinger goes down with a bad knee rniury that put him out for the year. Wayne Lord watches Tony Lane take a siesta -rd X .4 Wi .- ,- , .flu 31-IA X753 f enior Iohn Kirkwood is trying to take junior leff Carroll's ball away from him so he can kick it. . I iff' 1 T ser T EXAN BUAS T PERFECT TEAM The Varsity Football team had an ex- plosive offense. The offense put drives together from one yard out to ninety- nine yards out. This unit could score six points from anywhere at anytime. The Texans would hit their opponents from the air and on the ground. Quarterback Iohn Kirkwood handled the signal call- ing. Center jeff Carroll acted as Kirk- wood's personal bodyguard. Kirkwood spent much of his time hitting tight end jimmy Walker, and Ronnie Risinger and Keith Davis, split end. Running backs Robin Roquernore and Greg Gardner took teams by surprise with their razzle-dazzle running ability, The quick and fearless guards were Kirk Freytag and Wayne Lord. The hole-opening tackles were Tony Lane and Steve Becker. 20
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T EXANS HA VE A MEAN DEFENSE The Texan Football Team had an awesome defense. This defense was special even though at the beginning of district play it was supposed to be the Texan weak point. The fine coaching staff put together the NUMBER ONE defense in the entire district. The teams ground shaking tackles and the game winning goal line stands made the Tex- ans NUMBER ONE. Their quick, hard defensive ends were led by Kirk Freytag, jerry Kendell, and Troy Stockdale. Mike Sills handled the noseguard position. The big, mean, and ugly tackles were Steve Pratt, Mark Barker, lulius Sloterdi- jk, and Steve Becker, The head-cracking linebacker crew was led by Tommy Mc- Clintock, Danny Niederhofer, Keith Williamson, Dennis Redd, The graceful ball stealing secondary had field days picking off quarterbacks passes. These ball hogs were Keith Pace, Roger lor- dan, Marty Campbell, Toby Meyers, and Keith Davis, This defense left many of their opponents lame and discouraged. The mean Texan goaline stand against Doble. The captains wait for the toss of the coin. 200 Senior Texan Danny Niederhofer takes signals from the sidelines from the next dc-iensive formation, '.,:'I,,'s T N - , Aa' wg
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Two hours of trying they finally break through, The Texans are running away from their fans. SR., Cary Miller concentrates on letting loose. 202 The Texan line is getting ready to fire out. - ,I 4 , 'YZ tau
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