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Seniors Once Again Emerge Winners

unior and Senior girls roamed the halls the way down to the wire when the seniors finally and we had to teach them how to block because
J But in order to win, the seniors and juniors "We also had to show them how to catch with their
they blocked like jelly doughnuts," grinned Shaw.
talking about defensive plays and female won 18-12 after one overtime.
quarterbacks? Girls talked like jocks? Jocks
tried to teach girls how to play football? The both had to practice, and practice they did. " We hands and not with their chests." But, according
- Twilight Zone? The No Parking Zone? No , just the practiced almost every day for two weeks,"said to Senior Beth Wingert, all the hard work and
Powder Puff football season. Senior Coach Jeff Moriarty. " We practiced in rain dedication paid off. " Our drills helped us learn
On Oct. 28, 79 juniors and 67 seniors or shine. We made the girls roll in the mud, hit how to play our positions well."
squared off for the Powder Puff football game. hard, and run fast," added Junior coach Eric But even through all the two hour practices-
" I really had fun playing," commented Junior Shaw. ,and learning what an !-formation was, the general
Shawn Stokes, " but when the fourth quarter However, when it came to teaching the girls consensus was that " it was fun" and " we had a
came around and the score was tied 12-12 it plays, it took a lot of patience and hard work. " We blast."
became a vicious fight. " And vicious it was, all had to make a simple offense and defense, -J. Conkey-

J unior DeAnn Brown receives the pass and runs toward
the endzone. (photo by R. Moore}
Juniors Joel Webb and Todd Litjen show their school spirit
by being cheerleaders for the powder puff game. (photo by
R. Moore}
As Senior Lori Bohn and Junior Sarah Hinton look on, a
senior Powder Puff player catches the pass. (photo by R.
Mo ore}