West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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Football 23 1st row: L. Gibbons, L. Mays, M. Fornes, T. Strei-sel, J. Powell, D. Montgomery, D. Shiveley, S. McQuilkin, J. Hartzell, A. I eonard, V. Stuckey, D. Park 2nd row: J. Pierce, S. Pauley, G. LeGate. D. Pugliano, P. Palcic, D. Compton, B. Spahr, R. Banks, M. Shockey, R. Quillen, T. Winter, K. Clark 3rd row: R. King, P. Carroll, D. Sherritt, B. Hochwalt, T. Pauley, M. Wickert, M. Bashore, J. Wessling, T. Wyatt, J. McGuire, J. Huemmer, M. Link, G. Hale 4th row: S. Turley, M. Jones, D. Hatcher, P. Penrod, B. Bramlish, B. Phillips, J. Philpot, J. King, T. Lucas, M. Burns, L. Melzoni, T. Hatcher, C. Childers 5th row: B. Kinner, J. Carmack, C. Smith, R. Bradshaw, M. Keller, S. Parr, T. Sizemore, M. Owens. B. Schrock, T. Fine, B. Mays, K. Beardsley 6th row: R. Fleenor, K. Olt, M. Laycox, B. Nagel, T. Simpson, C. Enterman, K. Cronenwett, M. Evanoff, R. Hammock, K. Turley, K. Montgomery, D. Hatcher, E. Spahr 7th row: W. Place, C. Schoenberger, B. Poock, L. Norris, M. Niswonger, S. Barker, B. Cahill.

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MCC Champs 9-0-1! i The Pirate football team had many I goals this year, all of which were ac- ’ t complished. The first one was break ing the 44 game winning streak f Miami Trace. The other three goals were being firtt in the league, being I first in the Journal Herald ratings, and being undefeated. There were five members of he team whotaade first team all-league, four wh,o made second team all-league, and nvO who made the Journal Herald team. Two outstanding achievements were Gary LeGate’s 1,274 yar gained, find Doug Compton making All State Offensive Tackle. About the ’79 foot- ball squad, Coach Lonnie Norris said, “This team will be remembered for a long time by us coaches and by the fans. Good luck tolll the seniors, and to the remaining members next year, and may yo Jaave as much suc- cess.” iy—-—r Miami Trace 8 . m W.C. 37 Park Hills 0 W.C. 22 Sidney 15 W.C. 39 Vandalia Bnt.ler 6 W.C. 21 14 W.C. 14 0 W.C. 57 0 W.C. 39 20 W.C. 34 6 W.C. 14 6 W. ;,. 25 Quarterback Jeff McGuire calls signals. We are the Champions”. Coach Lonnie “Simpler Duke’ Norris viewing the action from the sidelines. Gary LeGate and Phil Palcic saluting, “We’re Number l!” Senior Scott Pauley takes advice from Coach Mark Niswonger. Tim Wyatt and Steve Turley take a shot at blocking a punt — up. up, up, and away. Another extra point through the uprighta by Jeff Pierce. Record breaking Gary LeGate turns on the steam for more yardage agaiW Park Hills. Dave Sherritt and Rob Banks husVle to block for runner Ronnie Quillen. Phil Carroll goes for a first down. Phil Palcic sets his sights on r the goal lirt e he races for a touchdown.

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Spirit On The Loose This year’s dedicated Pirate cheerleaders added one new squad for Soccer and Varsity Wrestling, and a new air of enthusiasm prevailed throughout the fall and winter seasons. The three squads participated in a cheerleading camp at Wittenberg Univ. with the Varsity and Reserve Football and Basketball squads coming home with two excellent and two superior ribbons each. The Soccer and Wrestling squad won three excellent and one superior ribbons. Marc Hardin was chosen as the year’s Pirate Mascot.