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Freshman and Reserve Football The reserve football team did not have one of the best seasons ever, but they had an acceptable year. Some out- standing players were quarterback Mark Collins, running backs Mike Wil- son and Doug Privette, tackle Bill Ger- alds, and guard Elige McDaniels. The reserve team may not have had a per- fect record, but they had sportsman- ship. The coaches feel the team mem- bers learn a lot in football that couldn ' t be taught in the classroom— loyalty, re- sponsibility and working well with others. The freshman football team had a 5-3 season, one of the best in years. The team ' s hard work paid off in experi- ence and skill for future participation in varsity sports.
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.4. Fresh»ian cross country. Front row: Jim Clark. Don Burton. Randy Padgett. Back: Steve Welsh. Gary McGinnis. Paul Rettig, Coach Tim Jessup. B. Carl Bredensteiner grimaces as he strides on. C. Fire Hoice ninners take the lead at the Howe Invitational. D. Coach Jessup starts harriers at a meet. E. Ray Janes finishes a tough race. F. Roger Wright prepares for state meet. G. The chase is on. H. Cheerleaders prepare to hand out ribbons. With several talented seniors return- ing and some excellent newcomers, Howe ' s cross countrj- squads had an ex- cellent season. The varsity did espe- cially well in dual meets, achieving a record of 11-2, and placed third in the Howe Invitational and second in the city meet. Roger Wright, the team ' s most valuable runner, was the individ- ual city and sectional champ and went on to the state finals. He set several school and course records during the season. John Adams and Ray Janes both agreed in saying, In our four years at Howe, this is the best cross countrv team we ' ve had.
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.4. Freshmati Tom Barnes sprints for a touchdown. B. Touchdoxim for Howe! C. Sweep maneuver pays off in extra yardage. D. Freshman team: first row. Shaw. Edicards. Oberlies. Cox. Oberties. Pursell. Baden, Barnes. Baker, Privette, Calhoun. Collins: second row. Hawkins. Barringer. Nelson. Wlieeler. Rogers. Moore. Wade. Glenn. Ayers, Lane. Clelland. Openbrier: third row, Cornn, Embry, Bell. Cain, Craig. Hardinian. Amonette, Snyder, Brooks, Hicks. Glass- meyer: fourth row. Roeschlein, Price, Doran, Williams, Coirherd, Leavell, Pilkingtoti. V. Moore, Lolla, Shadioic. Coach Chisley, Coach McLeish. E. Sue Ward. Julie Moeller and Lisa Stone help at reserve gome. F. Quarterback evades a leaping opponent. G. Scoreboard shoivs a Howe victory. TIME 1 f •• •• •• GUESTS ZU IQTIR. o HOWE : 1 ' :[ •••• •• ' DOWN i i j YARDS TO GOt •• •
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