Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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,Bw Dwight Cauthen Fred Wheeler Tommy Locke Tommy Hibler Junior Guard Senior Guard Junior Guard Senior Tackle Two Rivers suffered its first and last defeat of the season at the hands of the Stratford Spartans. Stratford drew first blood on a 1 yard scoring plunge by Mike Jones but in the second half TR roared back to score 6 points on a 12 yard pass from Dixon to end Neal McNish. In the fourth quarter Stratford scored again to clinch the game. STRATFORD SLIPS BY TWO RIVERS-15-6 VG t. , . . Juan . A. . -Q, A -y , . 5 My VH. , ,gi ' fi K. xi'f1.?' 'Wm 1 L A cw ff. ' v Q' ' Q- 5 V-'i?f5 Qwn, vs' f.f f ft T 1 M:fiSfm.s5f+ze-Q in A X A X 3 ' ' iw - ' 1 K . ,A 1 1 Bryan Dyer Tommy Fullington U8 Billy Menchaca Neal McNish Junior Tackle Junior Tackle Sophomore Tackle Senior End

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Jerry Wright Leonard Carney Gary West Gary Liddington Sophomore Fullback Junior Fullback Senior Halfback Senior Halfback CALLIS PACES 7-0 TWO RIVERS WINS OVER WEST Unbeaten Two Rivers racked up its seventh straight win of the season when transfer halfback Kenny Callis rambled 83 yards in the third period to defeat a hard-hitting West team. Lnaclose defensive game, neither team was able to muster much offensive power. Immediately after the game, Coach Russell's forces accepted an invitation to play in the annual Jaycee Bowl at Gallatin. ' f Qc.?'f'i5l3f:3Q Z 4. A ' A V 5 nf, 7 9 -L W that-Sql S2 Q at f v S if 4 W t K fix, 4. . -- yy , . -- ,L . if- 2 ec1f5,,'.gwY vi 3 pg , wg - f X, 8 xi .ft S 1 - a W is 4'QliQa-YW' ' S- Q W : at A. - he up rir. tifa Buzzy Comstock Sammy Weese Mike Whitmore Terry Reeves Junior Halfback Senior Halfback Junior Guard Sophomore Guard -z W

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BUCS STOP YANKS-32-O The Pirates bounced back from the Stratford loss by overwhelming North 32-O. Two Rivers combined an explosive offense witha stingy defense to take its fifth Class AA victory. Jerry Wright scored twice on punt returns of 45 and 48 yards. Larry Von Boeckman put Two Rivers on the scoreboard with a 12 yard touchdown re- ception in the first quarter. Defensive standouts were linebackers Tommy Locke, and guard Terry Reeves. The Pirate defenders allowed only three first downs. TWO RIVERS WINS AA CHAMPIONSHIP Hendersonville, which ended its season with a 4-2 record, took a 6-0 lead in the second quarter ona49 yard passing play. Two Rivers' tenacious defense proved invincible through- out the rest of the game while the offensive team traveled to a third quarter touchdown. The extra point proved to be the difference as the Bucs captured their ninth win and their first football championship. 1 9