Winnetonka High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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football grjfin teamwork produces 8-2 reeora' for first season I felt that it was a good start for a new school, and next year will be a new challenge. The biggest secret to our success was our team balance, remarked Mr. Dan Stanley, head football coach, about the first football season for the new Winnetonka High School. Assistant coaches were Mr. Mel Wieland, Mr. Don Talbott, Mr. Benny Cain, Mr. Carroll Townsend, and Mr. Jim Shepherd. Student managers were Brad Meyer, Tom Chapin, and George Rocha. Since only sophomores were enrolled at WHS, opposition was against sophomore teams. About 80 boys reported for practice in August. Home games were played on North Kansas City High School's field. The Vikings of Shawnee Mission West came across the river for the first encounter and downed Winnetonka, 22-20. But the Griffins bounced back the next week and upset the Ray- town South Cardinals, 8-6. gryffins take trojans In the first game away from home, the squad traveled to Park Hill and brought home a decisive 55-16 victory over the Trojans. The Celtics of O'Hara High School were next to come under the spell of Winnetonka, and were dealt a 20-8 loss at the Northtown stadium. The next week the game was played at Leels Summit where a 19-6 win was posted by the Griffins. Coach Stanley's team smashed the Shawnee Mission East Lancers next, 23-6, at home and the winning ways of the team continued. How- ever, the Ruskin Eagles spelled trouble the next week, and Winnetonka was dealt its sec- ond loss of the season. Ruskin came out on top, 20-14. Next came Shawnee Mission South and the Cardinal Red and Gold players took to the road and downed the Raiders, 19-6. FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: Bill Turner, Danny Baxter, Mike Bratcher, Danny Day, Bob Arnold, Mark Peters, Trent Failing, Scott Hitchborn, Dennis Bond, Ron Brammer, Terry Heath, Dwight Duncan, and Ray Flores. Second Row: Bob Trowbridge, Bob Leslie, James Hayden, Steve Trowbridge, Randy Aubrey, Steve Orr, Paul Lanning, Kerry Roderick, John Neil, Mike Helton, Charles Ragusa, Jay Lewis, and David Jones. Third Row: Eldon Gorbet, Bruce Whit- NO, COACH, YOU CAN'T GO IN, Mark Peters 1355 tries to explain to Coach Stanley. l I I 1 me Co Ha Pat Sta Ha VS VK VS VK VN V1 VS Vl Vl V1

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football all-sophomore squad closes season with clzff-hangers A field of mud was the setting for the next encounter. It was an away-from-home game, although it was played at the Northtown stadium against NKC. As the Hornets and Griffins took to the field, old rivalries were renewed and junior high friendships forgotten. The Hornets took the lead early in the first quarter, 13-0, and held it until the fourth quarter. On a pass play from Gary Patton to Steve Reusch, Winnetonka scored the winning touchdown with only 43 seconds left, and North Kansas City's sophomore team fell to Winnetonka, 20-13. Playing a highly-rated team, on the NKC field, Shawnee Mission North, proved to be a challenge. The Griffins led throughout the game, 7-6, until the fourth quartergwhen SMN executed a screen pass and scored a touchdown. With just 46 seconds left and the score 12-7, Joe Summers went over for a touchdown and the season ended for WHS with a 13-12 victory. GIVING A GRIFFIN GREETING to a Raytown South player is Steve King 1211 as Mike Helton C515 and Bill Thompson C231 move in to assist. BUZZIN' COUSINS SWARM over Bill Thompson i231 in the NKC game. i 1 1 FOI. Mike Z WR Ker ner, Mel .lerz ris, Jon Bra I s