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Ninth Grade Football f j HiM is: ROW 1: Rick Luedeman, Barry Schneck, Tom Crews, Mike Schleler, Dale Swider, Ron Wilson, Mike Wright, Mike Scales, Ron Meek. Tonv Fish, Ron Pollert. ROW 2: Coach Knight, Rick Pennybaker, Jim Werskey, Mark Greaves, Andy Storey, Frank Zagar, Tom Gallagher, Brian Sparks, Jim Hickam, Jim Eglen. Not pictured: Pat Garrett, Larry Smith, Joe Wolter, Mike Bennett, Coach Hacker. Eighth Grade Football f •iM ROU 1: Monte Deschner, Scott Hobson, Tom Easterday, Phil Chance, George Ernest. Mark A ikman, Jim Waskom. Kim Blevins. ROW 2: Kevin Riordan, Charles Fox, Rick Clark, Steve Bevers, David Earlev, Rick Schleibaum, Tom L nderwood. Dan O ' Conner, Jim Simmons, Marc Gebhart. Not pictured: Mark Suminski,Mike Sterling, Mike Grelle, Ray Ward, Willie Wienhorsl, Mike Clark. 53
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NINTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Bottom to top: Marian Klaes, Terry Drollinger, Pam Wessel, Teresa Tracey. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Jackie Jaynes, Jonra Rumph, Rexanne Earley, Lori Berkey (standing). 52
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FOOTBALL: Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Kent Heavm, Ricci Sweazy, Brent Doolan, Greg Sciarra, Carl Greaves, Brian Brook, Paul Zumhingst Larry Byers. SECOND ROW: Barry Downing, Randv Flirk. Bruce Montgomery. Jon Robertson. Wavne Reid, Joe Brown, Tony Anderson, Jeff Uupus. Jim W.lson. Not pictured: Steve Burbr.nk, Greg Clark. James Davis, Greg Fish, Ray Fish, Rick James, Robert Kelly, Kevin Maschino, Danny Thomas. From the gridiron: chills, thrills, hard knocks. four. Without the badly needed services of three men who were sidehned much of the season with injuries— Mike Sterhng, Eddie Jaynes, and Mark Suminski— the team suffered. Nor could the seventh grade show a winning season. It settled for two wins, three losses, and a tie. But, say Coaches Thomas and McClain, this team shows promise for next year. Ups and downs-mostly downs— that ' s the story of the fresh- man team which finished with two wins, five losses, and a tie. Not enough players, a lack of depth, and injuries to several key men hurt the team from the beginning. Despite these setbacks, however, defense did show improvement throughout the season. The eighth grade in seven games out took three and lost 54
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