A great deal of action, a fine display of skill, and a love for this sport are the words that best describe this scene. This Weber-Bonneville game was one of tense excitement and was one of the best played games of the season, despite the muddy field and the rain. The enthusiasm ran high among both spectators and players, and the spirit of competition at many points in the game was inspiring. This scene is typical of our coach, Mel Wood, discussing with his boys the plays and decisions of a crucial game. It is through such Co-operation that a successful football season is fostered. A friendly spirit of mutual co-operation and understanding existed between coaches and team members throughout the year. Our thanks and admiration for a job well done go to both the football staff and team who have worked so hard to bring success to our school. Their achievements were hard earned and are well deserved. Ready for a fresh new start and with plenty of enthusiasm for the next play, our team races back onto the field amid the cheers of the Pep Club, Warriorettes, and Cheerleaders. This was our Little Brown Jug game, one of the most exciting and most important to the Warriors. Our boys were one in spirit and played a determined game. The preparation of many nights — the constant drilling, practicing, and training, all combined to produce a terrific game. Excitement mounts as the teams scramble through the ball. Spirits were the boys, high among ditions were not the best; and the game and hard-played games of the year. even the mud though to retrieve the playing con- was one of the most exciting 120 ‘rales Sieeax duhni cies, ei eichaiga tt OER a nce