St Stephens Episcopal School - Deacon Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Eighth Grade HQf'w k-as--gif Bark Row: Billy Gammon David Wfatt Allan Henry Bill Ames im Coates Gerry Franklin Fred Rowsey Chris Blandy Pat Woodson John Bentley. Front Row: Judy Montgomery Dallas Baxter Antha Adkins Emily Crawford Genie Winterbotham Hank Nasworthy Kazie Miller Louie Letzerich Anna Welch Rebecca Marshall Patty Fatter.

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I The first game of the season was played on Friday afternoon, September 15, on the S.M.A. field, The Spartans' first touchdown came in the lst quarter when Heldenfels pitched out to Wagstaff, who ran 70 yards to paydirt. The extra point attempt by Helden- fels was also good. St. Stephen's counted good again in the second quarter when Pratt passed to Shepperd for a 50 yard touchdown. In the third quarter the Spartans had a tough break when Shepperd, the first string end, tore the ligaments in his knee. San Marcos was very lucky in that they got both of their touchdowns in 45 seconds, due to Spartan fumbles. II This was the first time that St. Stephens had ever competed with T.M.I. The game was played at St. Stephen's at 2 p.m. Friday afternoon. Even though the Panthers had the edge in weight, reserves, and overconfidence, it didn't seem to help them too much. The Spartans didn't start rolling until the third quarter when Wagstaff took a pitchout and ran 60 yards to make it falmostj. He made it two plays later. The second score came late in the third quarter when Pratt intercepted a Panther pass and ran 17 yards to paydirt. III In this game St. Mary's was the first to score in about the . lg ' middle of the first quarter. E , - - W- Then halfback Peter Pratt - . 0 2.4 V, took the kickoff at his own 30 ai .,f I . 1 .5 , Y fi' .,W. ,I 4 M T. and plowed through the Rams W . F5 ' 7'5 T' for 70 yards and the score. 2' i 7 M 5 ,I . I 1 Q at St. Mary's racked up its re- ! 'P he 'Q ,f,,. ' K . gt maining 14 points in the last V , A quarter. These tallies came Q ,..-'l ' ' - with two successive runs of . Q, V ' 60 and 85 yards against our , , 'x is . second string. L .. .x ,1, A-.-. 5 ' In the second quarter Hel- W- WL , eu denfels went over on a quar- - we P. as C --fs- terback sneak from the 1-foot line. The extra point, also made by Heldenfels, was good. This was followed by Wag- staff, who, in the third quar- ter, took a punt on the 35- yard line and went around end for the T. D. In the fourth quarter it was Wag- staff again going over from Vafslty the 23-yard line for the last Spartan score. Back Row Coach Bob Foster Coach Ed Hooker Chuck Coates, John Marshall, Fred Gosling, Sam Todd, David Tray- nor Tbzrd Row Chris Hines I P Bryan Henry Brooks, Bill Williams, Gary Morrison, Robert Munday, Art Shepperd. Second Row Bob Turpin Byron Gierhart Dennis Deer, Fritz Seewald, David Renfro, Bill Taber, Bob Thomas, john Wagstaff Mike Dean Front Row Photographer Fred Belden, Walter Crawford, john Heldenfels, Sterling Miller, Tommy Mack, Peter Pratt Walter Broy les Manager Bill McKay.