Winnfield High School - Salt Rock Yearbook (Winnfield, LA)

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WSI-IS Dominated The Dome WINNFIELD-23 CURTIS-14. The Super- dome scoreboard said it all. With 0:00 left in the 4th quarter the Winnfield Tigers were the AA Champions of Louisiana. The Tigers had jumped out to a 20-0 lst quarter lead and never fell behind. The game, however, was anything but a blowout. The Patriots scored with 119 left in the half to start their comeback. Both teams made changes at the beginning of the 3rd quar- ter but neither could put any points on the board. Then. early in the 4-th quarter Curtis scored to cut the Tiger lead to 20-14 with 10:25 left. WSHS was able to add a field goal later on to win their first championship. The Tigers end- ed the year at 13-1 with memories of a season no one will ever forget. Doug Lawrence told the world who was 31. z , -- 'Cf l 3 are Qin!! is 1 P ,. H M N , , , ., 1:5.., iq, Qs ?-wg-,, i.,-1, ,.. .7 1' 1 -f -. 4 . 7.3.35 '-5 5 , 3 ' ' W 791 'Z f lf 2- , ff . '- ., 'V ff, ,W 5- wr ,Q . My ML--H. '. I .ig,g,f,g: .rj if 52 L V Murw mm, W, 1 . to 1 e . I E . Q zezwam-f-Wzgif fekmfaxwwg' ffqZlstJa,,.,,fs.: --- mfg,-:aim ae' f Lwmr--f Both the offense andthe defense had to play fired-up football to beat John Curtis ii

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WSI-IS TROUNCES E.D. WHITE IN SE- IVIIS. For the 2nd year the Tigers made that trip to Thibodaux, but with different results. WSHS avenged last year's 15-7 loss with a 50-8 pounding of the Cardinals. Lightening caused a delay of the game until Saturdayg but the 3 day wait was worth it as the Tigers could do no wrong. Winnfield's backfield speed combined with great blocking for 5 scores of 45 yds or more. The defense was great again, holding the Cards to only 123 total yds. The Tigers are now 12-1 going to the Dome for the finals next week. All during the rain-caused delay these Tigers kept their minds on the big game, EXCEL PAINT 8: BODY S f '- HOP Custom Painting , I E - 1. Specializing In Fiberglass 2 wwe' A 1 is A, .Q .. I 4. R. ' gig-Q .ez Rt 2 Box 766 Winnfield La 628 2825 T Owner James McLaughlin I 5-

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