Vinita High School - Hornet Yearbook (Vinita, OK)

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First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Bob Garde, student manager, Darrell Baugh, Jerry Zumwalt Robertson, Roy Shoultz, Joe Glenn, Kenneth Hemphill, Frank Y Joe Brooks, Bobby Whitfield, Bill Davis student mana er H . Bill Dall, Bill Meadows, Bill Breedlove, lobert Stephens, Don W. D. Goins, Bob Jones, Chaney Way, James Robertson. Coach Bob Thomas, Dee Carrico, Mike Lyne, Bob Wyly, David David Corbett, Kenneth Lawson, Jim Ince, Vernon Woolman, James Willis Jones, Assistant Coach Vernon Muncy, Sloofdaf Vinlta High started Mm most successful season sincel912 by defeating Picher 12-6, scoring the.winnlng touchdown on a 30 yard pass from Don Casto to B111 Breedlove in the last 30 seconds of play. The Hornets won their first conference game the next week by smashing Claremore 27-6. Broken Arrow broke the winning streak by holding Vinita to a 19-19 tie in a non-conference game. On the home field Vinita defeated Nowata by the close score of 13-6 on two long scoring jaunts by Bob Jones. The following week the Hornets had an easier time defeating Miami, 21-6, aided by Casto'a two touchdowns. Pryor was defeated 6-0 be- fore a crowd of over 5,000 people, the largest ever at a Vinita game. Playing at Paw- huska, the Huskies and Vinita battled to a 13-15 tie. Vi- nita's offense was sparked by David Sippy. Dewey, who later became the State Class BChamp- ions, was the next team to be defeated by the Hornets. Vinita, featuring Kenneth Law- son's running and passing, won over Dewey 19-13. At Sand Springs the Hornets cinched the Verdigrls Valley Conference title by a score of 18-6. Vinita suffered its first loss of the season on a muddy rain-soaked field at Bartlesville. They were de- feated by a score of 20-14. In the Regional play-offs, Ponca City defeated Vinita 13- 6 ln a thrilling Thanksgiving Day game. Lawson's passing and running was an outstanding feature of the game. Vinita was represented on the All-Conference first team by Robert Stephens, center, Bill Breedlove, back, and David Sippy, back. David Cor- bett, end, and Bob Jones,back, were placed on the second team. David Sippy and W.Il Goins, tackle, made the Tulsa World's A11-State squad. On the Okla- homa City Times All-State squad B111 B eedlove was placed on the first team with David Corbett receiving honorable mention. , Harold Ylfht Casto Simw. Yost,