Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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V ictory prevailed for Victoria High over their crosstown rivals, the Stroman Raiders. This game is usually played as the final game of the year, however, in 1982 it was played in the middle of the season. Not only did the Red Rage beat the Raiders, but they had a record win of 47-O. The Stings gained revenge as they became the city champions of 1982-1983. After a rough Brazoswood defeat, VHS made a comeback at- tempt on the Dulles Vikings. Even though they gave a tremen- dous effort, they were defeated by a score of 24-6, The final game was played against the Lamar Mustangs, and the Red Rage tuned up their machine to beat them 14-0, which ended a superb season. After an incredible win over the Raiders, the team hoists Coach Weddell in the air to show him their gratitude. Senior Kevin Coff- man is totally ex- cited about Charles King's touchdown. Okay. . .let's see how many more we can pile on! I 52 if, , 'nm ,, V 2 f There is bitter rivalry during the victory gameg however, good sportsmanshil shown by Floyd Terrell. , 210 X football

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' f th J nior Varsity team of through practices in order to build up their playing abilities, O Lfgasi-Enggnjsii-iultgngigrgiiptheir seeasoln with an outstanding which is what helped them obtain their excellent record. The 7 3 O rd The yv is made up of juniors and sophomores junior varsity team plays an extremely important role, as this is with infefwctions of ptaying on the varsity team the following year. the final stepping stone for reaching the varsity. Every day during first period and after school, the team sweated QQ, - V ww A lk Q A-8 Am - in J, A l X, M.,.,,.,. ,,,..w 12 s fd Winning records are not the most important things to con- years before going on to varsity, it is not the scores that C0lill'lt sider, as the sophomores ended up with a 2-7-0 finish. Even as much as the ability. The purpose of the sub teams is to 8'Ve though they did not have a winning season, they showed pro- the players a chance to progress through experience. mise through hard work and determination. In these early 212 X football lf gd