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HiqhSchoolAthMe

K.H.S.A.A. BOARD OF CONTROL

(Left to Right) Front Row: Cecil Reid, Symsonia; Conley Manning, State De-partment of Education; George Sauer, Jr.. Louisville; Fairce Woods, Flemingsburg;Ray Story, Radcliff. Second Row: Arthur Hawkins, Mt. Sterling; W. P. Wheeler(President), Owensboro; Louie Martin (Vice-President), Corbin; Jack Fultz, OliveHill; James R. Williams, Somerset; Frank Simpson, Louisville.

Member Of National Federation of State High School Associations

Official Organ of tlie

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

OCTOBER 1974

Football Districts and Regions

1975 and 1976

CLASS AREGION I

District 1— ^ , „ t^ ,.

Crittenden County, Fort Campbell, Fulton,

Fulton County, Heath, Russellville, McLean Coun-

ty. o

District 2— ^,. ^ ^Campbellsville, Caverna, Clinton County,

Cumberland County, Gamaliel, Hancock County,

Metcalfe County, Tompkinsville

REGION II

District 1—, ,, ^ i f/*

Berea, Harrodsburg, Kentucky School t/t

Deaf, Madison, Mercer County, SayreDistrict 2— „ , ^ . ^

Beth Haven, Eminence, Frankfort, George-

town, Henry County, Kentucky Country Day,

Owen County, Shelbyville

REGION III

District 1— „ ^^ ^

Beechwood, Bellevue. Carroll County, Dayton,

Ludlow, Trimble CountyDistrict 2— ,,.„ , •,,.,..

Fairview, Maysville, Millersburg Military

Inst., Mt Sterling, Nicholas County, Pans, Race-

land

REGION IVDistrict 1—

Corbin, Harlan, Lynch, Lynn Camp, Pine-

ville, WilliamsburgDistrict 2—

Elkhorn City, Fleming-Neon, Jenkins, Mul-lins, Paintsville, Phelps, Pikeville, Virgie, Wheel-wright

CLASS AAREGION I

District I—Caldwell County, Henderson, Mayfield, Mur-

ray, Reidland, Todd Central, Trigg County, Web-ster CountyDistrict 2—

Adair County, Butler County, EdmonsonCounty, Green County, Hart County, Taylor

County

REGION II

District I—Anderson, Bardstown, East Hardin, Fort

Knox, LaRue County, Washington CountyDistrict 2—

Bath County, Fleming County, Lewis County,Montgomery County, Scott County

REGION III

District 1—Boyle County, Casey County, Estill County,

Garrard County, Russell County, Somerset, WayneCountyDistrict 2—

Bell County, Cumberland, Evarts, Middles-boro

REGION IVDistrict 1—

Hazard, Johns Creek, M. C. Napier, Whites-burgDistrict 2—

East Carter, Louisa, Morgan County, Pres-tonsburg. Rowan County, West Carter

CLASS AAAREGION I

District 1—Lone Oak, Marshall County, Union Countv

District 2—Allen County, Barren County, Franklin-Simp-

son, Glasgow, Ohio County, Warren Central, War-ren East

REGION II

District 1—Breckinridge County, Elizabethtown, Grayson

County, Meade County, Oldham County, ShelbyCountyDistrict 2—

Bourbon County, Danville, Harrison County,Jessamine County, Madison Central, WoodfordCounty

REGION III

District 1—Conner, Covington Catholic, Highlands, Lloyd

Memorial, Newport, Newport CatholicDistrict 2—

Knox Central, Lincoln County, RockcastleCounty, Whitley County

REGION IVDistrict 1—

Breathitt County, James A. Cawood, LeslieCountyDistrict 2—

Belfry, Johnson Central, Russell

CLASS AAAA — JEFFERSON COUNTYREGION I

District 1—DeSales, Iroquois, Male, Shawnee, Trinity

District 2—Atherton, Bishop David, Central, Manual, St.

XavierREGION II

District 1—Butler, Doss, Pleasure Ridge Park, Valley,

WesternDistrict 2—

Ballard, Eastern, Seneca, Waggener, WestportDistrict 3—

Durrett, Fairdale, Southern, StuartDistrict 4—

Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Moore, ThomasJefferson

CLASS AAAA — STATEDistrict 1—

Bowling Green, Christian County, Hopkins-ville, Madisonville—North Hopkins, PaducahTilghmanDistrict 2—

Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson County,Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic

REGION II

District 1—Bullitt Central, Marion County, Nelson Coun-

ty, North HardinDistrict 2—

Franklin County, George Rogers Clark,Laurel County

REGION III

District 1—Henry Clay, Lafayette

District 2—Bryan Station, Tates Creek

REGION IVDistrict 1—

Boone County, Campbell County, DixieHeights, Holmes, Simon KentonDistrict 2—

Boyd County, Greenup County, Paul G. Blazer

The Kentucky High School Athlete

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VOL. XXXVII—No. 3 OCTOBER, 1974 $1.00 Per Year

Minutes of Board Meeting

The Board of Control of the Kentucky HighSchool Athletic Association met at the office ofthe K.H.S.A.A. in Lexington, on Saturday, Sep-tember 28, 1974. The meeting was called to orderby President W. P. Wheeler at 9:00 A.M. Presentwere Board members Louie Martin, Jack Fultz,Arthur Hawkins, George E. Sauer, Jr., irank B.Simpson, Ray Story, Fairce O. Woods, Jim Wil-liams, Cecil Reid, Commissioner J. B. Mansfieldand Assistant Commissioners Tom Mills, LouisStout and Billy Wise. Mr. Conley Manning i-epre-

sented the State Department of Education. Theinvocation was given by President Wheeler.

President Wheeler opened the meeting ly ex-tending a welcome to Fairce O. Woods, Principalof Fleming County High School, who was recent-ly elected to membership on the K.H.S.A.A.Board of Control, representing Section 5, to fill

out the unexpired term of J. Thomas Creamerand Mr. Cecil Reid, Principal of Symsonia HighSchool, who was elected to fill out the unexpiredterm of Howard Crittenden in Section 1.

Jack Fultz moved, seconded by Frank Simp-son that the reading of the minutes of the pre-vious meeting be waived since members of theBoard had received copies of these minutes. Themotion was carried unanimously.

The Football Classification for 1975 and 1976,as appears elsewhere in the "Athlete", was adopt-ed upon a motion by George Sauer and a secondby Arthur Hawkins. All members voted in favorof the motion.

Louie Martin moved, seconded by Jack Fultz,that schools who wish to appeal their footballclassification have until December 20, 1974, tosubmit their request for Board consideration. Allmembers voted aye.

Tom Mills presented the Trophy Corrmiitteereport, stating that bid forms were sent to tenprospective bidders. Three bids were received forall or part of the trophies and awards. The TrophyCommittee recommended that the contract be di-vided between the three bidders. Jack Fultzmoved, seconded by Louie Martin, that therecommendation of the Trophy Committee beadopted. All members voted aye. The successfulbidders were The Riherd Sport Shop, Glasgow,Kentucky; The Trophy House, Owensboro, Ken-tucky; and The Athletics Goods Service, Cincin-nati, Ohio.

The Board of Control declined to restore theeligibility of the following contestants by notwaiving the penalty imposed in By-Law 6, Sec-tion 1, Transfer Rule;

(1) Jerry Thompson, Jr., a student at BellCounty High School

(2) Kevin McCabe, a student at Bishop DavidHigh School

(3) James Ewald, a student at KentuckyCountry Day

(4) Keith Taylor, a student at DeSales HighSchool

The Board approved the Championship sitesfor the following sports:

1. Cross Country—Seneca Park, Louisville

AAA — Fairgrounds, Louis-Eastern Kentucky University,

2. Footballville; A & AARichmond

4. Girls' Golf—Shelbyville5. Track — Western Kentucky University,

Bowling Green6. Rifle — Seneca High School, Louisville7. Baseball — Morehead State University,

Morehead8. Wrestling — Atherton High School, Louis-

ville

9. Swimming — AAA — Louisville; AA —Eastern Kentucky University

10. Fencing — Sacred Heart High School,Louisville

The dates and time for the above events andthe sites for Boys' Golf, Gymnastics and Soccerwill appear in a later issue of the "Athlete".

Commissioner Mansfield was authorized tosign the necessary contracts with the KentuckyFair and Exposition Center for use of their facih-ties for the Class AAA Football Championship andthe Boys' Basketball Tournament.

George Sauer moved, seconded by LouieMartin, that the initial year of the Girls' Basket-ball State Tournament be held on the campus ofEastern Kentucky University. The motion passedunanimously.

Ray Story moved, seconded by Jack Fultz,that all biUs for the period beginning July 1, 1974and ending August 31, 1974, be allowed. All mem-bers voted aye.

The Board of Control set the next meetingdate for December 21, 1974, at 9:30 A.M. at theK.H.S.A.A. Building in Lexington.

There being no further business the meetingadjourned at 11:45 A.M.

Assignments of Girls' Schools to

Basketball Districts

The assignment of the girls' schools to basket-ball districts was inadvertently omitted from theConstitution and By-Laws for 1974-75. The assign-ments are as follows:

District 21District 22District 24District 25

District 26Disti-ict 28District 34

District 35District 41

Presentation AcademyAngela MericiHoly RosaryLouisville CollegiateMercy AcademyAssumptionSacred HeartLaSalette AcademyNotre Dame AcademyVilla MadonnaOur Lady of ProvidenceMargaret Hall

AAU Junior Olympic FilmNotice to all Athletic Directors and Physical

Education Teachers: The 1974 National AAUJunior Olympic 16mm film in sound and coloris a beautiful film and it is FREE. You may ar-range for the showing by contacting Willard T.(BiUy) Vandiver, 2908 Lencott Drive, Louisville,Kentucky 40216. Phone (502) 447-9390.

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OCTOBER. 1974 VOL. XXXVU-No. 3 Updating K.H.S.A.A. Directory 1974-75

....... ^ ••-, . T„_. ,^j t,,i.» k^ <ho Barbourville H. S., Chester Click, new principal

"'^"^^enrrHVs'Toi '^Ze^'^l^^i^'""" Bardstown H- S Rita Ellis gMs gymnastfcs cofch

Office of PubUcaliol 560 E. Cooper Dr., P. O. Box 7502,^"^^o^ch"

swimmingLexington, Ky. 40502

Brac'ke^n County H. S., EndeU Hall, cross country

Second class postage paid at Lexington, Ke^ucky COach „ „ „, „ ^ ^

Eduor - JOE B. MANSFIELD ^ynn Camp H. S., Clay Harmon, Jr., new principal

Assistani" Ediioi'Tir.- JEAM BATSEL North Hardm H. S., Ron Bevars, boys tennis

Assistant EdUor TOM MILLS ^oach. „ „ ^ ^ • ,

Assistant Editor LOUIS STOUT Owen County H. S., Don Gaunce, new principal

Assistant Editor BILLY V. WISE Pulaski County H.S., telephone number should beLexington, Kentucicr 679-1574.

Shelby County H. S., Floyd Hines, footbaU coach

BOARD OF CONTROL Somerset H. S., Charles Eckler, boys basketball

Preside;!! W. P. WHEELER (1971-1975) Owensboro S°^^^-,t c. t , , tt ,

Vice-President LOUIE MARTIN (1972-1976) Corbin Southern H. S., Lloyd Hams, boys golf coachDbedors— Andrew J. Fultr (1972-1976), OUve HiU; Westport H. S., Irvin K. Rice, new principal re-Arthur H. Hawklna (1972-1976), Ml. Sterling; George E. niacins lames O GatpwnnHSauer, Jr.. (1974-1978). LouisviUe; Frank B. Simpson (1972-

placing James U. uaiewoog

1976), LouisviUe; Hay Story (1974-1978), Radcliff; James R. , ,. rr-j — —,,,

WUliams (1973-1977), Somerset. Conley Mannipg, State JMinUteS Ot the btate CrOSS COUnttV MeetingDept of Education representative. vuonx -n-u- o •. i. c tn^A

SubscripUon Rate Sl.OO per year K.H.S.A.A. Building September 5, 1974Regional managers for the Cross County pro-

^_. ^^ , ^.^ gram met to discuss the tournament sites for the

t^wn ^s ^cjnmiai'me/' i .VAlSics 19^4 season. It was recommended that the winner^ and runner-up teams from each region, along

"

with the first five individuals not on a qualify-

Basketball Assigning Secretaries Jng team, be eligible for the State Meet. Previous-° <=> ly the number of teams, competing m the region-

Fniirteen assienine secretaries have been ^1 "^^^'^ ^ad determined the number of teams

name^to serve fsfX^nterprlTators for the s^^^qualifying for the State Meet. The regional sites

teen regions. In addition he will assist in recruit- were chosen by the managers along with recom-

^g new off cials and in the assignment of offi-mendations that the State Meet for aU three

rinUThP names of tV assienine secretaries w^^^ classes be held in LouisviUe, with Mr. Eddie

fit^;Jfitrfr.^fnH hnsfnpsfnl^nP numb^^^^ Weber as manager, at Seneca Park. The State

ness numbers ^e g^ven fLs^tf^eT^foUows Meets will be held on October 26 at 10:30 A.M.

Rex AlSder'''l3fo'wiul'Blfd', M^r^^^^^ f-gCl^^ss AAA^^^11:3^0 A.M. for Class AA and

Norman ' Hammons, Route 4, HopkinsviUe, 886- ^ It was also recommended that the .1975 Statei>iuiiimii iici

.1 o,.= , 1- Meet be moved to November 1. The regional Sites,

Jerry Kimmel, Box 86, Beechmont. 476-8375. 476- managers, and teams assigned to each are hsted

26^6 below. Each school listed will receive from the

Bob Gour. 1316 S. Lee, Bowhng Green, 842-9431, f.^S^°"t.^manager an information sheet and entry

Qjoficoo DlSllK prior tO XXlG XTlcG L.

Howard Gardner, 829 McCullum Ave., Elizabeth- „ . ^ . ^ f^ l\- ttt n m_-tnwn 7fi^fi27S (RpO ^^^^^ County Region (Jim WaUace, Trigg

Hubert Loud'en, Box 75, Sulphur, 581-3411, 743- St.Majy^S^^e^g'lo"^ (Bob Puckett, Owensboro

^°N^9^^l4/l8'85^°^'^^''^'' ^'- '^°""' '''

grfeL;;ilfe:^Srk l'^%S£^^T^^."°"lo^4"o'^S^85^'

''^'''^^' ''"''"'"• ''' ''"'ElLLTh\^otn'^Re^grn"1^oyce Speck, Eliza-

R. K. Padgett, 112 Richardson Dr., Somerset, 697- bethtown H S.)--Bardstown Edmonson County,

1544 678 5485 Green County, Kentucky Country Day, LaRue

Cleophus Pursiful, 808 Dorchester Ave., Middles- County, Portland Christian, We^ Hardin

boro, 337-2102, 248-1332 ^ .x,'^?'''"^Tt°S ^ ^%'°'' J"^^"^^ ^^^^^ CovmgtonEdward Madden, Pippa Passes, 785-3153, 368-2753 Catholic H S.)— Beechwood, Bishop Brossart,

Ed Rister, Box 213, Garrett, 285-3230, 358-4428 Covington Latin, Dayton, Gallatin County, St.

Frank Firestine, Box 5, Russell, 836-8822, 836-5120 Henry, St. Thomas, Walton-Verona^ Lexington Region (Tommy Starns, LexingtonCathohc H.S.)—Carroll County, Frankfort, Har-

r^ Tx o A 1 T^- rodsburg, Lexington Catholic, Model, OneidaK.H.S.A.A. Directory institute

Mason County Region (Gary Jefferson, MasonThe Kentucky High School Athletic Associa- County H. S.) — Augusta, Bracken County, Grant

tion has printed a directory for 1974-75. Included County, Mason County, Pendleton County, St.

in the directory is a calendar of events, a section Patrick, Tollesboro, Wilhamstownon general information about the K.H.S.A.A., a Pulaski County Region (Gordon Bocock, Pu-listing of superintendents, and a listing of mem- laski County H.S.)—Boyle County, Burnside, Eu-ber schools and their personnel. bank, MonticeUo, Nancy, Pulaski County, Russell

The Directory is available to coaches, offi- County, Somerset, Wayne Countycials and other interested persons at a fee of $1.00. Bath County Region (Jack Smoot, Bath Coun-Please send check or money order to Directory, ty H. S.) — Bath County, Lee County, MenifeeK.H.S.A.A., Box 7502, 560 East Cooper Drive, Lex- (bounty, Raceland, University Breckinridge, Westjngton, Kentucky 40502. Carter, Wolfe County

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1974 Page Three

Johnson Central Region (Larry SturgUl, John-son Central H. S.) — Combs Memorial, Elliott

County, Hazel Green Academy, Holy Family,Jenkins, Johns Creek, MuUins, Riverside Chris-

tian, SalyersviUe, Sheldon ClarkCLASS AA

Trigg County Region (Jim Wallace, TriggCounty H. S.—Christian County, Hopkinsville,Paducah Tilghman, Union County

Owensboro Region (Bob Puckett, OwensboroH. S.)— Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson Coun-ty, Owensboro

Elizabethtown Region (Royce Speck, Eliza-

bethtown H. S.) — Bowling Green, BrecldnridgeCounty, BuUitt Central, East Hardin, Elizabeth-town, Grayson County, Meade County, NorthHardin

Taylor County Region (Fred Waddle, TaylorCounty H.S.) — Adair County, Marion County,Nelson County, Oldham County, Shelby County,Taylor County

Covington Cathohc Region (Jack Kaelin,

Covington Cathohc H.S.) — Boone County, Cov-ington Catholic, Dixie Heights, Highlands, Holmes,Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Newport Cathohc,Simon Kenton

Bath County Region (Jack Smoot, Bath Coun-ty H. S.) — Bourbon County, George RogersClark, Hai-rison County, Montgomery County,Scott County

Lexington Region (Tommy Starns, LexingtonCatholic H. S.) — Bryan Station, Frankhn County,Hem-y Clay, Lafayette, Tates Creek, WoodfordCounty

Pulaski County Region (Gordon Bocock, Pu-laski County H.S.) — Bell County, DanviUe, KnoxCentral, Laurel County, Lincoln County, MadisonCentral, Middlesboro, Whitley County

Johnson Central Region (Larry Sturgill, John-son Central H. S.) — Boyd County, East Carter,

Johnson Central, RussellCLASS AAA

Butler Region (Leonard Bloss, Butler H. S.) —Ahrens, Butler, Central, duPont Manual, Male,Shawnee

Western Region (Warren Hardin, Western H.S.) — Bishop David, Doss, Fairdale, Iroquois,

Pleasure Ridge Park, Stuart, Valley, WesternThomas Jefferson Region (Neal Deaves,

Thomas Jefferson H.S.)—Atherton, DeSales, Dur-rett, Moore, St. Xavier, Southern, Thomas Jef-

fersonWestport Region (Carlow Terrill, Westport H.

S.) — Ballard, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jefferson-town, Seneca, Trinity, Waggener, Westport

1974 Certified Football Officials

AUen, ArthurAUgood, David A.Allison, RoyAnders, RaleighAnderson, John G.Armstrong, Alfred B.BeU, Clarence T.Bell, Ron K.Blanton, HomerBlevins, Donald W.Boyles, JerryBradford, BobBradford, P. NeilBramble, JamesBrauch, Charles J.Brause, Dr. AllanBrock, Alben W.Brotzge, MauriceBrown, HermanBrown, John W. "Scoop"

Brummett, DonBuckley, Robert S., Jr.

BuUock, TedBurton, JohnByrd, A. GordonCanady, Ray BlairCargiU, Thomas, Jr.

Carlson, David A.Carr, BiUyCarr, LarryCaudiU, RoyCecil, James RonCisco, Robert N.Clemmons, SamCline, Nick L.CoUey, Lynn W.CoUins, Ronald K.Cook, Richard N.CornweU, JamesCowan, Robert L.

Craft, Albert B.Cree, Richard W., Jr.Creekmore, LesCrider, RayGulp, Willard E.Current, RayDallmann, James W.Daopoulos, JimDay, Roy E.Dent, DonDenton, William J.

DeSensi, W. C.Dewees, BillDowns, Joseph W.Drake, RichardDuff, WiUiams C, Jr.

Durbin, RoyDurden, John R.Easley, DanEldridge, Wayne R.Elovitz, CarlFaust, JackFay, John C.Feck, Richard A,Fenimore, Clarke E.

Ferguson, Roy F.Fish, Leland G.Flynn, RobertFortney, Robert L.Foster, J. W.Fraley, BillFrankel, Louis S.Frazer, Tom RoeFryrear, BiU P.FuUer, WiltonFurlong, William E.Gallaher, Jack F.Garrett, Richard A.Gastineau, JodyGentry, Dale J.

Gettler, John F.Gfell, George V.Gibson, Richard L.Gour, Bob ,, _Graas, OscarGraham, JamesGreenweU, Robert A,Griffin, Powell L.Hackett, WUbur L., Sr.Hadden, NewellHall, Charles E.Harris, David L.HeaberUn, BillHelton, Leslie C.Hedge, David Wm.Herrick, Calvin P.Horsman, BillHoward, Robert E.Hunter, JamesIshmael, Stephen A.Jacoby, Ben W.Jeffries, David T.Johnson, BobJohnson, Gordon M.Johnson, Harry A.Jones, James M.Jones, Paul D.

Kammerdiener, RonaldT.

Kaufman, Alvin R.Keifer, Robert B., Jr.

Klusman, Carl, Jr.

Kuster, Thomas T.Lambert, IrvinLange, William E., Jr.Leahy, PatLeneave, Robert E.

LiUie, WesLinkes, Clifford C.Lusby, GeorgeLykins, James O.McFadden, JimmieMcGehee, GordonMcGinty, L. V., Jr.McKenzie, ClaudeMaloney, Ross H. "Pat"Mang, Berry W., Jr.Mattingly, Charles PeteMayer, EdMercker, George E.Metzger, DonMiUer, WiUiam D.Minta, John H.Moody, W. R.Mooneyhan, James H.Moore, FranldinMoore, RobertMordica, William A.Morgan, RichardMorse, Richard K.Murray, ThomcisNelhgan, MikeNoland, DougNord, Bertrand J.

Norton, Timothy J.

Norwood, Thomas R.Oldham, Ben R.Omer, Harold G.Osborne, TedOsting, James E., II

Pace, Donald W.Padgett, R. K.Pardue, Israel L.Parker, Bob L.Parsley, Clyde E.Passafiume, JohnPate, Lloyd W.Paxton, GaryPeeno, Harry RPerkins, Ronnie L.Powers, EhnerQuehl, Harry BudRamey, RoyRawdon, RichardRead, Frederick K.Renfro, James H.Riggs, C. DennisRing, BiURoberts, James E.Rodgers, Tom H.Rose, RobertRusseU, Gary E.Russman, Godfrey F.,

Jr.

Schmitt, Paul E.Scott, W. L. "Bill"Sesher, JamesShanks, Thomas E.Shaughnessy, BernardSimms, Clarence E.Shgh, JimSmall, David E.Smith, Joseph E.Sohan, John P.

South, Stanley P.Spath, WiUiam J.

Staley, JerryStaten, JoeStaten, MikeStephenson, HarryStreicher, Richard A.Stuedle, RayStumbo, JackSwinford, John

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Talbot, William G., Ill

Tate, KenTaylor, James R.

Thompson, Thomas D.

Thompson, Victor Neil

Timmering, George E.

Treibly, Charles E.

Tuitele, Matthew V. L.

Varner, Ray G.

Waide, Harry D.

Waller, Bobbie E.

Wanchic, Nick

Washer, James P.

Weber, Thomas C.

Wilbert, Donald A.

Wilcox, Ursal R. ^

Wright, JimWright, Howard L.

Wuertz, John R.

WuMeck, JamesZimmer, Tom

K.H.S.A.A. FOOTBALL SCHOOLS1974-1975

Approved Football Officials

Aldridge, JamesAustin, Tom A.

Ayers, EdwardBaldwin, Denms E.

Bartlett, Charles W.Batterton, Keith

Bewley, Harry G.Boswell, William M.

BuUock, James D.

Canady, Glenn

Collins, CharlesCook, ArtCornweU, BobbyCrutcher, Marion

Current, RobertDailey, Jerry R.

Deaton, Julian A.Duff, Earl

Elder, Gary W.Emmons, Guy W.Gelbke, GilGober, John S.

Gutterman, JimGuy. N. S.

Harris, James DavidHawkins, Donald H.

Hawkins, Will A."BiUy"

Hayden. John O.Hopson, James E.

Howell, Damon E., Jr.

Huffine, Gary L.

Humbel, Michael E.

Janes, Charles W.Johnson, Jon K.Jones, DenverKemen, JerryKirk, Charles

Kirkland, DrewLaFountain, James

Lasch, James H.Lawson, Leland

Ledford, Thomas B.

Lee, Douglas

Lee, RobertLee, William A.

LeQuire, H. M.Liberatore, Samuel M.

Lingo, Henry E.

Lowe, Stan

McClure, TomMcKinney, AdeUe F.

Mattingly. Wayne C.

Meadors, William J.

Meyer, Raymond F.

Midden, Terry M.Mifflin, CharlieMiles, Ralph A.

Montgomery, DaveMotley, Jerry N.

MuUannix, W. WayneNelson, Clarence R.

Osborne, Lonnie K.Palas, Steve C.

Pate, Lloyd W.Perrin, JimPirkle, Paul S.

Pugh, Roy D.

Rascoe, Robert B.

Reece, Jerry T.

Roark, Jimmy W.Roby, James B.

Rogers, Rufus B.

Sanks, DavidSatterly, GrantSciurry, Henry L.

Shontee, Raymond T.

Simpson, Olando J.

Sizemore, AsterStrader. TimStrain, Richard P.

Sumner, Carl

Swauger, Gary B.Thomas, James J.

Thomas, LynThompson, Harrie G.

Thornton, Daniel A.Turley, HowardTye, JoshVaughn, William E., Jr.

Vest, DavidWaldrop, Harold D.

Walker, Joe D.Ward, TommyWatson, James W.Wedge, DennyWilder, Jerry R.Wilson, NeUus R.

Wood, WalterWright, John DavidYarbrough, Roy Dean,

Jr.

Yates, George A.

School AddressAdair County ColumbiaAllen County Scottsville

Anderson County LawrenceburgApolloAthertonBallardBardstownBarren CountyBath CountyBeechwoodBelfryBeU CountyBellevue

OwensboroLouisvilleLouisvilleBardstownGlasgowOwingsviUeFt. MitchellBelfryPinevilleBeUevue

Berea Community BereaBeth Haven Valley StationBishop David LouisvilleBoone County FlorenceBourbon County ParisBowling Green Bowling GreenBoyd County AshlandBoyle County DanvilleBreathitt County JacksonBreckinridge Co. HarnedBryan Station LexingtonBullitt Central ShepherdsvilleButler LouisvilleButler Coimty MorgantownCaldwell County PrincetonCampbell County AlexandriaCampbellsville CampbelisvilleCarroll County CarrolltonCasey Coimty LibertyCaverna Horse CaveCentral LouisvilleChristian County HopkinsvilleCUnton Coimty AlbanyConner HebronCorbln CorbinCovington Catholic CovingtonCrittenden County MarionCumberland CumberlandCumberland Co. BurkesvilleDanviUeDaviess CountyDaytonDeSalesDixie HeightsDossduPont ManualDurrettEast CarterEast HardinEastern

DanvilleOwensboroDaytonLouisvilleFt. MitchellLouisvUleLouisvilleLouisville

GraysonGlendaleMiddletown

Edmonson County BrownsvilleElizabethtown EUzabethtownElkhorn City Elkhorn CityEminence EminenceEstill County IrvineEvarts EvartsFairdale FairdaleFairview AshlandFern Creek Fern CreekFleming County FlemingsburgFleming-Neon FlemingFort CampbeU Fort CampbellFort Knox Fort KnoxFrankfort FrankfortFranklin County FrankfortFranklin-Simpson FranklinFulton FultonFulton Coimty HickmanGamalielGarrard CountyGeorge R. ClarkGeorgetownGlasgowGreen CountyGreenup CountyGrayson CountyHancock County LewisportHarlan S'^'^i?.'?Harrison County CynthianaHarrodsburgHart CountyHazardHeathHenderson

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Henderson County HendersonHenry Clay LexingtonHenry County New Castle

Highlands Ft. ThomasHolmes CovingtonHopkinsville Hopkinsville

GamalielLancasterWinchesterGeorgetownGlasgowGreensburgGreenupLeitchfield

HarrodsburgMunfordviUeHazardW. PaducahHenderson

Coachiom JonesBob DriverLarry BarnettStan NapperiJan GobleTom PetersonGarnis MartinBob SteenbergenBen PumphreyFred MarianlPaul DotsonTim SowdersHeulyn BishopMike ElkinsJoe BaileyDenny NashOwen HauckJack MassieWilson SearsTom ScottEd RailTevis GrayGary AlterkirkTerry ClarkJames KaczmarekDon PopeDanny Hill

Al GiordanoBob Milleruave FryrearC. McConnaughhayTom AtkinsonLarry CushenberryWiUiam GriffithFred ClaytonRicky HighsmlthJim PratherArchie PowersFred BernierRoy CherryRichard HagyJoe HoodPat DaleWaymond MorrisStan SteidelTom MeagherDave BrowningDennis NachandJohn MeihauseRobert RedmonWayne WorkmanMike LewisDick YoungCharlie HopkinsVince HancockDelano ThomasRichard WilkersonHoover NieceCharlie HunterGarland MillerPaul ReUfordWaUy OylerJoe McMackinRoland WhiteMarshall PattersonHollis CurlingRaymond WebbJack ClineKen CaplenorJohn CovingtonJim WhitbySonny OUphantSammy BurkeDon DankoJoel StockstlUBill JonesKen McCubbinMike HildebrandtJames CabaJerry C. GriffinTommy CawoodFrancis T. VestBill BaldridgeCharles WuretzerJack CareyJack HaskinsSteve DoranRon FinleyBob BeUTerry LightfootRoger WalzLou CynkarFleming Thornton

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1974 Page Five

IroquoisJames A. CawoodJefferstownJenkinsJessamine CountyJolins CreekJohnson CentralKy. Country DayKy. Sch. for DeafKnox CentralLafayetteLaRue CountyLaurel CountyLeslie CountyLewis CountyLincoln CountyLloyd MemorialLone OakLouisaLudlowLynchLynn CampMcLean CountyMadisonMadison CentralMad.-N. HopkinsMaleMarion CountyMarshall CountyMavfieldMaysvilleM. C. NapierMeade CountyMercer CountyMetcalfe CountyMiddlesboroMillersburs M. Inst.Montgomery Co.MooreMorgan CountvMt. SterlingMullinsMurrayNelson CoimtyNewportNewport CatholicNicholas CountyNorth Hardin

LouisvilleHarlanJefferstownJenkinsNicholasvillePikevillePaintsvllleLouisvilleDanvilleBarbourvlUeLexingtonHodgenvilleLondonHydenVanceburgStanfordErlangerPaducahLouisaLudlowLynchCorbinCalhounRichmondRichmondMadisonvilleLouisvilleLebanonBentonMayfieldMaysvilleHazardBrandenburgHarrodsburgEdmontonMiddlesboro.MillersburgMt. SterlingLouisvilleWest LibertyMt. SterlingPikevilleMurrayBardstownNewportNewportCarlisleRadcliff

Ohio County HartfordOldham County LaGrangeOwen County OwentnnOwensboro OwensboroOwensboro CatholicOwensboroPaducah Tilghman PaducahPaintsvllle PaintsvllleParis ParisPaul G. Blazer AshlandPhelps PhelpsPikeville PikevillePinevllle PinevillePleasure Ridge Pk. Pleasure RidgePrestonsburg PrestonsburgRaceland RacelandReidland PaducahRockcastle County Mt. VernonRowan County MoreheadRussellRussell CountyRnssellville

St. XavlerSayreScott CountySenecaShawneeShelby CountyShelbyvilleSimon KentonSomersetSouthernStuartTates CreekTaylor CountyThomas Jefferson LouisvilleTodd Co. Central ElktonTompkinsvilleTrigg CountyTrimble CountyTrinityUnion CountvValleyVirgieWaggenerWarren CentralWarren EastWashington Co.Wayne CountyWebster CountyWest Carter

RussellRussell SpringsRussellville

LouisvilleLexingtonGeorgetownLouisvilleLouisvilleShelbwilleShelbyvilleIndependenceSomersetLouisvilleValley StationLexingtonCampbellsville

TompkinsvilleCadizBedfordLouisvilleMorganfieldValley StationVirgieLouisvilleBowling GreenBowling GreenSpringfieldMonticelloDixonOlive HiU

George JeffersonBoyd FoxJames HughesWilliam R. WrightFrank ConyersJohn O'BrianBruce HowardFrank LambertDon BelcherHarry MaysJim PoynterJohn SuUivanTommy LarkeyMike GranatoWilliam RobinsonBill Ed LeedyJim DoughertyTony McGroartyLuke Vamey, Jr.Tom DaleyJoe Bill ClarkRobert IgoBill ScottMonty Joe LoveUEdward MiracleBernard BrantNorb HummelJackie E. OwenKen BarrettJack MorrisJohn ThomasDanny McAlarnisJim De UriesJohn BuchanonDouglas ClemmonsTom StapletonGene ShermanDan BeasleyGerald HoustonJohn ReedOwenev OwenB. J. ElswickJohn HinaTnm SwartzMike MurphvBob SchneiderPaul HamptonBill HoggJim HunterTohn RadiunasRov CochranGerald PoynterFred GibsonDan HalevWalter BrughHomer GoinsHerb ConlevDavid PinsonHillard HowardBill Adams

Pk.Rnbert HolmanEddie RadiunasLarry HeckRoger WhiteGlen PollyKen HowardCharlie SammonGary HallWayne ShewmakerWilliam GlaserGerald WaltonWilliam F. WilsonJoe BlankenshipEarl BeasonGary AfterkirkTom BechererCarl HaysRon CainHenderson WilsonJames SwartRoy WaltonCarter BradshawCharles E. MetzgerJames JacksonFrank PetettJoe JaggersWalter McHargueDave MooreMojo HollowellEddie CrumRonald CurryDavid PeakMarvin BurgessJames RossMichael TerryBilly J. JewellRichard HughesWillis Johnson

WesternWestportWheelwrightWhitesburgWhitley CountyWilliamsburgWoodford County

LouisvilleLouisvilleWheelwrightWhitesburgWilliamsburgWilliamsburgVersailles

Ralph BuckleyEarl BrowningDon DanielsJames GoseHenry SchaferLloyd NowllnCharles Ishmael

Supplementary List of

Registered Football Officials

(List Compiled September 25)

If the telephone number is given for an official, it la

the home phone numlier unless otherwise deslgTiated. If

two numbers are given the first number is the homephone.

Aker. Robert W., 204 A Hilltop Drive, Somerset 42501,679-4861, 678-5101

Ammerman. Robert. 1331 Nancy Hanks Road, Lexington40504, 259-0958, 259-0958

Barnott. John R., 2436 LaRochelle Road, Lexington 40504,254-3188. 255-3612

Beck, Philip, 204 Alreva Road, Louisville 40216, 447-4516Beineke, James D., 66 Daisy Lane, Ft. Thomas 41075, 441-

3700. 621-1225Bethel. Mark D., 256 E. High #1. Lexington 40508, 255-

0928. 266-2131Bond. Terry Lee. 11 Circle Drive, Crestvlew 41076, 441-

0723, 421-1400Bowles, Beau. 6305 Oak Valley, Louisville 40214, 447-6072Bowles. Michael E.. 6305 Oak VaUey Drive, Louisville

40214, 447-6072. 582-2211, Ext. 319Bradford, P. Neil. 3026 Nepperhan Road. Louisville 40220,

459-2540, 776-6631, Ext. 219Breeding, Joe, 513 Quails Run, B-3, Louisville 40207, 893-

2143 452-4933Brown, Fred L., 9043 B Estrada Avenue, Ft. Knox 40121,

624-6068, 624-2715Brubaker, Don, Rt. 3, Box 894, South Point. Ohio 45680,

377-2235 377-2235Cameron, Dan, 2912 Cheyenne, Owensboro 42301, 926-2821

Campbell. James W., Melvin 41650, 452-2567. 358-3391

Clark, John E.. 1485 Meadowthorpe, Lexington 40508, 253-

0036. 299-0411Clark, Owen, 130 Fairfax Way, Georgetown 40324, 863-3719

Clater, James F., Rt. 1, Cecilia 42724, 862-4821, 769-3033

Courtney. Fred. 137 Charter Oak Drive, Louisville 40222,

425-3414 637-5492Crume, George, P. O. Box 463, Bardstown 40004, 348-8076

Crutcher, John. Rt. 2, Box 96, Vine Grove 40175, 828-2535

Crutcher, Paul M., R. R. 2, Box 96. Vine Grove 40175,

828-2535, 624-8349Curnutte, Ivan, 122 Hillview, Greensburg 42743, 932-5047,

932-5231Delaney, WiUiam, 5351 Whitmore Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio

45238 922-8317Deruelle,' Kenneth, 1806 Bono Road, Apt. 1, New Albany,

Indiana 47150Diznev, Wm. Curtis. 206 4th Street, Corbin 40701, 528-3313

Downs, Joseph W., 829 Bartley Avenue, Bardstovm 40004,

348-5123 348-3991Doyle, Danny K., 403 Lindsay Court, Apt. 9, Louisville

40206, 893-3348Easterly, Tom, 210 W. State Street, Apt. 8. Frankfort

40601, 223-5488, 583-7761Eldridge, Wayne R., P. O. Box 144, Science HiU 42553,

423-3495. 678-8161Epperson. James F.. 217 Liverpool Road, Lexington 40504,

233-1650, 254-9341, Ext. 259Estes, Jim, 425 Clements Avenue, Somerset 42501, 679-

4689, 678-4519. ..„

Feltner, Danny, 62iys Perry Avenue, Hazard 41701, 439-

1601Fischer, Gerald Wayne, 9005 Moonglow Avenue, Louisville

40258, 937-6963, 584-4288Frazier, Roger H., 2439 Ransdell Avenue, Louisville 40204,

459-0053 459-0053Frederick', William A., Jr., Ill Laurel Way, Versailles

40383, 873-4196, 255-6666, Sta. 14Froebel, Martin C, 5553A Folger, Ft. Knox 40121, 624-

8460, 624-3247Gettler, David, 2486 WoodhiU Drive, Lexington 40509, 269-

1331 252-3486Griggs. Cole, 3045 Dartmouth Drive, Lexington 40503, 272-

4749Gutterman, Jim, 602 Bishop Street, Louisville 40204, 584-

7988Hagan, Michael J., 2830 Tysol Place, Louisville 40218, 458-

7325, 964-2303Hobson, Wayne, 60 Charter Oaks Drive, Louisville 40222,

426-7656. 589-6692Hurley, Bob, Box 244, WiUIamson, W. Va. 25661, 235-3633.

235-5470

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Hurt, Thomas C. 122 Hamilton Avenue, Lancaster 40444,792-3067, 792-2312

Jackson, Edward, 2507 W. 9th Street, Owensboro 42301,684-4664, 684-8881, Ext. 65

Jecker, Richard A., 1095 Warrington Way, Louisville40222, 425-3528

Johnson, Everett C, P.O. Box 93, Dorton 41520, 639-6616,639-2832

Johnson. R. Michael, 3504 Greenlawn Drive, Lexington40503, 272-5570

Kachenmeister, Clarence W., Rt. 3, Two Mile Road, Win-chester 40391, 744-7329, 293-3318

King, Douglas E., 5344-B Brett Drive, Ft. Knox 40121,624-8202, 624-3630

King. Harry D., 137 Cooper Street, Martin, Tennessee38237

Kinslow, Bill, 600 Hedgewood Drive, Franklin 42134, 586-

8620, 586-4451Kresse, Milton, 4093 Matthews Place, Ft. Knox 40121, 624-

2989 624-5926Lange, Wm. E., 5515 Ken Lane, Louisville 40258, 935-4710,

361-0123Lenz, James W., 9403 Bernadlne Drive, Louisville 40229,

968-3761, 584-2283Locey, Dennis Ray, 1616 Walnut Street, Flatwoods 41139,

836-3927, 836-9605Long. J. T., 200 Shriners Lane. Lexington 40502Long, Oren, 842 Yuma Court, Bowling Green 42101, 843-

9568Long. Scottie J.. 2425 N. Park Drive, Apt. 1, Henderson

42420 826-5419Lowdenb'ack, Ed, South Shore 41175, 932-3505, 932-3323Lunsford, Jan C, Elm Street, Preston Apts., Paintsville

41240, 789-1420, 789-5311Lynch, Lester F., 702 North Main, Elizabethtown 42701,

765-2060, 769-5592

McMain. James A., 3420 Terrace Drive, Erlanger 41018,341-8797, 579-0770

McMillen, James N., 305 Riverside Drive, Russell 41169,836-8054, 324-6191

McNay, James F., 2331 Perth Drive, Shlvely 40216, 448-4846

Merritt, Donald, Box 208, Elkhorn City 41522, 865-4094,754-7001

Miller. Frank Lee, 14 Terrace Avenue, Crestview 41076,781-2267, 221-2325

Mitchell, Vyron W., Dogwood Lane, Fulton 42041, 472-1493,472-1121

Perkins, Ronnie, Rt. 2, Upton 42784, 373-5051Pinkerman, Charles, 1200 Grandview Drive, Catlettsburg

41129, 739-6645, 739-5353Purcell. Michael R., 2689 Anbeth Court, Lakeside Park

41017, 341-4549, 961-6254Rail, James B., 105 Reservoir Road, Frankfort 40601,

227-2355RansdeU, John D., Ill Bruce Court, Danville 40422, 236-

8460, 236-2113Reece, Jerry T., 1992 Spring Station Drive, Lexington

40505, 299-9454, 564-4912

SaUee, Dannv D., 584 Story Avenue, Harrodsburg 40330,734-7936, 734-7711

Satterly, Grant, P,0. Box 57, Eminence 40019, 845-4930,845-5639

Seavers, Joe, 2517 Ann Street, Ludlow 41016, 341-0213,291-8925

Skaggs, Robert (BiU), P.O. Box 372, Leitchfield 42754,259-3438, 259-4144

Smith, Rondal, 1701 Cimmaron Trail, Louisville 40222,426-6361, 968-4105

Spurrier, John P., 843 Fetter Avenue, LouisviUe 40217,637-7228, 582-3511, Ext. 384

Stivers, Larry, 931 Mulberry Street, Louisville 40217, 636-1941, 458-8262

Stone, Glen, 143 Cardinal HUl, Bardstown 40004, 348-6865,582-0317

Stottmann, Ervin A.. 5521 Saxon Blvd., Louisville 40219,969-3496 443-6212

Stout, Charles, 9153-A Bennett Street, Ft. Knox 40121,624-4905, 624-1513

Tharp, Willie, 2605 Organ Avenue, Louisville 40210, 774-2626, 778-6631, Ext. 257

Thomas, Charles E., P. O. Box 501, South Point, Ohio45680, 377-2696, 325-8511, Ext. 205

Thompson, Gerald D., 4200 Cottage Hill Road, Jefferson-town 40299, 267-0198, 589-6310

Tinsley, Joe David, Route 1, Rockfield 42274, 781-5698,745-2483

Trombley, Norman J., 3685 King Arthur Circle, Lexlntgon40503, 272-1100, 255-6666

Turley, Howard, 2655 Algonquin Pai-kway, Louisville40210, 776-7206, 581-4647

Turner, Charles, 116 E. Broadway, DanvlUe 40422, 236-6983Tye, Josh. 225 College Street, Barbourville 40906, 546-3745,

337-6178Usery, L. L., Rt. 2, Greenfield, Tennessee 38230, 235-3141,

235-2221

Usery, Richard L., Rt. 2, Greenfield, Tennessee 38230,235-3141

VanBogaert, Steve, 6410 Mandeville, Louisville 40228, 239-4224

Varner, Ray G., 737 Kingston Road, Lexington 40505,299-4145, 293-3823

Vaughn, William E., 3016 Winding Trails Drive, Edge-wood 41017, 331-0823, 283-3451

Vest, David G., 3525 Greentree Road, Lexington 40502,272-1543, 253-3486

Vickers, Don Avery, 3823 Grady Avenue, Louisville 40211,774-4957, 361-1281

Wade, BiU, 211 N. Brady, Morganfield 42437, 389-1061, 389-2419, Ext. 241

Waide, Harry D., 973 Skyline Drive, MadisonvUIe 42431,821-1139, 821-3870

Waldrop, Harold, 7516 A MontpeUer Street, Ft. Knox40121, 624-6083

Walker, Joe D., 508 East Cedar Street, Franklin 42134,586-8457, 586-4451

Waller, Bobbie E., 309 Strathmore, Lexington 40505, 299-6123, 299-6123

Wanchic, Nicholas, 6511 Forbes Road, Lexington 40505,255-1233, 255-6812, Ext. 2264

Ward, Joseph, P.O. Box 23, Pineville 40977, 337-5156, 337-2650

Ward, Tommy, Marsee Drive, Harlan 40831, 573-4653, 573-3711

Warren. Bige R., Box 29, Barbourville 40906, 542-4320,546-5362

Washer, Charles R., 2815 Garfield Avenue, Louisville

40212, 772-9898, 969-2377Washer, James P., 8516 Bronzewing Court, Louisville

40299, 267-6005, 636-3522Watson, George F., 312 Holly HiU, Lexington 40503, 278-

8838, 299-7711Watson, James W., 2070 Garden Springs Drive #108, Lex-

ington 40504, 277-4430Weber, James R., 1405 Blackwood Court, Jeffersonville,

Indiana 47130, 283-3873, 778-2761Weber. Thomas C, 3325 Moulton Lane, Louisville 40218,

459-2733, 426-6020Wedge, Denny, P.O. Box 691, Bowling Green 42101, 842-

6732. 781-1067Wells, Glenn, 517 Edgar Court, Erlanger 41018, 341-0481,

291-8925Wells, Theodore, 916 PoweU Lane, Flatwoods 41139, 836-

9940, 836-5666Wessel, Joseph R., 7606 Smyrna Road, Louisville 40228,

964-8909, 589-2766Wetzel, Ralph M., Rt. 3, Calhoun 42327, 278-2708, 684-9461Wheeler, David, 1301 Lincoln Avenue, PaintsvUle 41240,

789-3143, 789-8513

Wlieeler, William E., 194 Haven Drive, ClarksviUe, Ten-nessee 37040, 648-9566, 648-8733

Whelan, James F., 1827 Cecelia Court, Owensboro 42301,683-0744, 683-2431, Ext. 425

Whittaker, Charles J., 2920 South Walford, Jeffersonville.Indiana 47130, 282-4889

White, Russell D., R.R. 3, Box 323, Ironton, Ohio 45638,532-8648, 325-8511, Ext. 253

White, Thomas, 600 Roberts Avenue, Dyersburg, Tennes-see 38024, 285-3819

Whitehead, Chris, HHC 307th Signal Bn., San Francisco,California 96397

Whitt, Mike, Box 24, Red Jacket, W. Va. 25692, 426-8010Wilbert, Donald A., 4420 Santa Paula Lane, LouisviUe

40219. 969-8733, 448-2761Wilcox, Ursal R., Auxier 41602, 886-3329, 886-2703Wilder, Jerry, 435 Dorchester Drive, Bowling Green 42101,

843-1983, 745-2691Williams, James H., 529 Hilda Drive, P.O. Box 722, GaUl-

polis, Ohio 45631, 446-4855, 353-5128Wilson, James Louis, 4306 Manner Dale Drive #2, Louis-

ville 40220, 491-4683, 426-2000, Ext. 474Wilson, Malcolm T., Rt. 1 Hines Road, Box 252, Paducah

42001, 554-2546, 442-6131, Ext. 26

Wilson, Nellus R., 223 Iroquois Drive, Paducah 42001, 554-1910, 443-3668

Wilson, Woodrow, Rt. 1, Box 254-B, Corbin 40701, 528-1630(Bus.)

Winfrey, William Steven, 743 Wakefield, Bowling Green42101. 781-5507, 781-6400

Wirth, Gary E., 542 Linden Street, Ludlow 41016, 431-5451Wood, Walter A., Rt. 9, Bryan Station Road, Box 119,

Lexington 40505, 299-1864, 233-2000, Ext. 7355Woodson, Douglas, Route 1, Auburn 42206, 542-4574, 586-

3231Wright, Charles J., 123 Stewart Drive, Glasgow 42141,

678-5210Wright, C. Dale, 101 Djeddah Drive, Lawrenceburg 40342,

839-6883, 839-7251Wright, Howard L., 309 Forest Avenue, Erlanger 41018,

342-7396. 871-3900Wright, Jim, 121 Showalter Drive, Georgetown 40324, 863-

3628, 233-2000, Ext. 7078 (Lexington)

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Wright, John David, 121 Warren Court, Apt. 1. Lexington40508, 254-9104, 987-6320

Wuertz, John R., 9805 Renown Court, Louisville 40299,267-8565. 491-4310, Ext. 313

Wulfeck, Jim, 78 Thompson Avenue, Ft. Mitchell 41017,341-9755, 821-3811

Wyatt, Henry S., 315 Springhill Drive, Paris, 40361, 987-

6420, 252-5591Yarbrough, Roy D., Jr., Shawneetown Apts.E-309, Lex-

ington 40503, 277-6848Yates, George A., Rt. 1, Manley-Leestown Road, Franlc-

fort 40601, 875-3097. 564-3020Yates, William H., 4818 Rossmoor Drive, Louisville 40219,

964-6102. 452-4666Young. Jack, 121 Smith Ballard, Richmond 40475, 623-

4589 623-2334Zimmer', Tom, 114 Summit Drive, Covington 41017, 341-

4566, 431-4272Zogg, Joe, Box 1218, Owensboro 42301, 683-0152

Registered Basketball Officials

of the K.H.S.A.A. — 1974-75

(List Compiled Seplember 25)

If the telephone niunber Is given for an official, U Is

the home phone number unless otherwise designated. If

two numbers are given the first number is the homephone.

Adams. Glenn, 1330 A Werner Park, Ft. CampbeU 42223,

798-3144, 798-7515Adams, James C, R.R. 4, Box 372, Nicholasville 40356,

885-3471, 858-4415Adams, Mark, Rolling Hills, GreenviUe 42345, 338-3451

Adkins, Robert C, Jr., 527 Lake Tower Drive #50, Lex-ington 40502, 269-5863 „^ ^„„

Alexander, Howard, Lebanon Road, Crittenden 41030, 428-

1230, 356-5559AUord, Orville, R.R. 1, Box 72, BarbourvUle 40906, 546-

5457 546-5224Allen, Brent, Rt. 1. Box 23, Eastern 41622, 358-4198

Allen, Jack R., 1019 N. Third Street, Bardstown 40004,

348-8294, 348-8446AUen. Nelson R., 113 Gesling Road, Russell 41169, 836-

5352. 836-8915Allen. Thomas E., Rt. 2, Vine Grove 40175, 828-3523, 422-

3214Allen, Yvon, P.O. Box 377, Hazard 41701. 378-2688, 436-4721

Allgood, Russell L., Rt. 3, Elizabethtown 42701, 737-8906,

737-6466Anders, Raleigh A., 702 Catching, London 40741, 864-4060,

528-3912Anderson, Les, 857 Malabu Drive #39, Lexington 40502,

266-5177, 882-5557Anderson, William K., 4605 Shasta Trail, Louisville 40213,

491-3740 (Bus.)Arflin. Tracy T., 7540-B McDevett Circle, Ft. Knox 40121,

624-5366, 624-1219Asher, Ralph, Box 232, OUve HiU 41164, 286-2081, 286-2081Atkins, Wavne, 216 N. Broadway, Georgetown 40324, 863-

0609, 863-0425Ayres, Terry, 400 East 2nd Street, Manchester, Ohio 45144,

549-2236, 549-2872Azevedo, Vernon, 2070 Garden Springs #94, Lexington

40504. 277-3734Bain, Stanley T., 1102 Nancylee Drive, LouisvUle 40213,

366-0248, 491-2670Baker, Ralph, 2767 Mohawk Drive, Bowling Green 42101,

781-4540, 745-3542Baldwin, Dennis E.. 4605 Myrick Place, Valley Station

40272, 935-0667, 448-8210Ball, Charles P., P. O. Box 991, Mlddlesboro 40965, 248-

4806Banks, Buddy, RD #2, Box 245, York 41184, 473-7747Barbour, Ralph B., 3481 Bathurst Court Lexington 40503.

278-0144, 278-0144Baker, Kenny Ray, Route 1, Box 157, Cynthlana 41031,

234-6550, 234-2340Barker, Walter D., Box 1411, Friendship, Ohio 45630,

858-5421Bates, James R., Box 584, Whitesburg 41858, 633-7227, 832-

2131Bates, Jimmie D., 7809 Mango Drive, Louisville 40258, 937-

8082, 635-2673Battoe, Darryl S., 3510 Newbiu'g Road, D-18, LouisvUle

40218, 451-0097, 241-8807Beckner, Gene, Box 32, Manchester 40962, 864-9102, 598-

2161Beeler, Artrur L., 2201 Wingfield Court, Louisville 40216,

774-3736, 583-6587Behnken, R. Randolph, 123 E. Main Street, Leitchlield

42754, 259-5062, 259-4828BeU, Gary M.. 2702 Paoli Pike, c/o Tree Top Apts., Apt.

129, New Albany, Indiana 47150, 948-0754, 774-7764

Bell, Henry B., 960 Waverly Drive, Lexington 40505, 255-5108, 252-1771

BeU, Ronald K., 197 Hedgewood Court, Lexintgon 40509,266-0587

Bennett, Gene, 1102 Van Dyke, Rt. 5, Wheelersburg, Oliio45694 574-2941 456-4191

Bentley, ' Glen, Route 2, Mt. Sterling 40353, 498-3648, 498-5628

Bentley, Lester, Box 435, Vlrgle 41572, 639-6560Bertrand, Earl F,, 554 Accrusia Avenue, ClarksviUe, Indi-

ana 47130, 283-8721, 459-5252Beshear, James E., Route 3, Box 365, Dawson Springs

42408, 797-2765, 249-3151Beshears, Jim, Mortons Gap 42440, 258-5333, 821-5474Bevins, Wallace I., Box 75, Turkey Creek 41570, 237-4611,

237-1324Bibb, Ennis, 11013 Lunenbm-g Court, LoulsviUe 40223, 426-

3285, 582-8272Billips, Douglas A., 1671 Donelwal Drive, Lexington 40505,

233-0153 233-0153Black, Willis L., 321 Ila Avenue, Rt. 2, DanviUe 40422,

854-6727, 236-9134Blair, Jeff, P. O. Box 224, Hindman 41822, 785-5844Blandford, Kenneth L., 5315 Hames Trace, Apt. 263, Louis-

viUe 40291, 239-5879, 361-7181Blandford. Steven J., 120 E. Amherst, Louisville 40214,

368-0302Blemker, Ray, Jr., 2363 Dimdee Drive, Henderson 42420,

826-8330, 423-6871Blythe, John W., 950 Clark Street, Mayfield 42066, 247-

8352. 247-2574Bohanon, Alan K., Box 222, MannsviUe 42758, 465-5216,

465-5216Bone, Gerald W., Rt. 5 #8 Copper Medallion Drive, EUza-

bethtown 42701. 737-6986, 769-3338Booth, John T., P. O. Box 252, CarroUton 41008, 732-5285,

732-5285Boyle, Jeff, 718 Hambrick Avenue, Lexington 40508, 254-

4120Bramble, James L.. 480 Doncaster Court, Lexington 40505,

299-5750, 278-9355Branstetter, Charles E,, 213 Short Street, Horse Cave

42749, 786-2032, 524-5211Brantley, Kenneth W., 637 South Mato, MadisonviUe 42431,

821-8833, 821-4547Brashear, Loy Ray, 609 Perry Avenue, EUzabethtown

42701. 765-7890, 769-5511Brause, Dr. Allan R., 1577 Silverglade Court, Cincinnati,

Ohio 45240, 851-8484, 921-5300, Ext. 451Brav, E. Roscoe. P. O. Box 233, Flat Lick 40935, 542-4651Breeden, BiU, P. O. Box 296, Mt. Washington 40047, 538-

4897. 564-7213Brewer. Jerry. Bonnyman 41719, 436-6200, 436-3155Bridges, Ralph Lee, 2424 Anne Avenue, Henderson 42420,

826-4088, 533-7311Briggs, Bruce E., 306 N. 45th, LouisvUle 40212, 778-5397,

581-5858Broaddus, WUliam, Rt. 1, Box 37E, Bardstown 40004, 348-

9006. 549-3164Brock, Alben, Box 103, PineviUe 40977, 337-3848, 337-3512Brock. Jack W., 421 Peachtree Road, I^xington 40509,

266-4435Brock, John D., Rt. 1, Box 262B, PineviUe 40977, 337-3368,

337-5207Brock, John H., Rt. 1, Mt. Sterling 40353, 498-0338Brockman, Gerald K., 1015 Sir Lancelot Lane, LouisvlUe

40222, 425-6133, 582-3511Brody, Theresa. Box 1, David 41616, 886-8374, 886-8374Brooks, Steve, 218 Dewey Court, Frankfort 40601, 227-2634,

223-0565Brothers. Dottie. 1008 Oleanda Avenue, LouisvlUe 40215,

368-5607Browder, Homer L., 405 Fair Street, Henderson 42420,

826-2123, 827-1515Brown, Billy C, 8512 Burlingame Road, LoulsviUe 40219,

968-9534, 968-6194Brown, E. C, Fair Street, Liberty 42539, 787-7275. 787-6561Brown, Fred L. 9043 B Estrada Avenue, Ft. Knox 40121,

624-6068, 624-2715Brown, Lyman D., 3636 Gregory Street, Paducah 42001,

442-8944 443-6296Brown, Michael, R.R. 4, TompklnsviUe 42167, 457-4432,

781-1372Brown, Ronald, 101 W. Main Street, WUmore 40390, 858-

4141, 858-4141Brown, Ronnie D., Route 2, Reynolds Station 42368, 233-

4335, 927-6921, Ext. 345Browning. Charles, Jr., 903 W. Indian Trail, LouisvlUe

40213. 964-9830Browning, Danny W., Box 50, WharncUffe, W. Virginia

25651, 664-9696, 235-6125Browning, John T., Rt. 5, Box 590, Ashland 41101, 928-

9545, 928-9144Browning, Wayne, 716 Princeton Pike, MadisonviUe 42431,

821-5958, 821-3033Bugg, James M., Rt. 2, Box 425C, Henderson 42420, 533-

6555, 533-6996

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Bugg, Terry L., Route 3, Harrodsburg 40330, 366-5294Bullock, James, Rt. 4, Box 66, Madisonvllle 42431, 825-

2645, 821-5761Bullock, Larry E., Box 11, Brodhead 40409, 758-8165, 256-

2195Burch, Bill, 2128 Mantz Street, Ashland 41101, 324-8397,

324-9771Burgess, Jack, 95 Minton Drive, BarbourvlUe 40906, 546-

6703Burgess, James R., Box 186, Whitley City 42653, 376-8219,

376-5912Burkhart, James G., Box 133, Wallins Creek 40873, 664-

2162, 664-3444Bush. Karmen B., 107 Algiers Court #6, Louisville 40218,

451-1233, 267-7486Butcher, Douglas, Meally 41234, 789-5553, 789-5301Butcher, Stephen D., Box 14, Meally 41234, 789-1548, 789-

4890Butner, Billy M., Rt. 1, Lancaster 40444, 792-3503, 679-1574Call, Barbara J., 215 Bassett Avenue, Lexington 40502,

266-8558, 258-2655Callihan, David, Rt. 2, Box 270, Pikeville 41501, 432-2265,

437-9691Games, Alan F., Dewitt 40930, 542-4760, 248-5970Cash. Charles C, 616 Hemlock Drive, Calvert City 42029,

395-4709, 395-4165, Ext. 217Cash, Harold Lee, R. R. 1, Eubank 42567, 423-3368

Cecil. J. Ronald, 3020 Dogwood Drive, Louisville 40220.

454-0204. 582-5521Centers. Mike, 151 Constitution Drive, Winchester 40391,

744-2274Chadwell, Bill, Rt. 1, Box 115. Corbin 40701, 528-6901, 528-

6901Chappel, Robert Lee, Rt. 2, Mt. Sterling 40353Chattin, Ernest P., 615 17th Street, Ashland 41101, 324-

2665, 325-8586Childers, Jerry W.. Ashcamp 41512, 754-5160, 754-2251Childers, Jimmy, Box 194, Hindman 41822, 785-5765, 785-

5469Childers. Phillip. Garner 41817, 785-5652Clardv, Barrv D., Rt. 2, Box 188B, Greenville 42345, 338-

3510. 338-3036Clark. John B., Box 12, Prestonsburg 41653Clark, Kenneth, 912 Broadway Street, Beaver Dam 42320,

274-3248. 274-3694Cobb. Mike, 723 Highland Drive, Bowling Green 42101.

781-5139, 781-4585Cochran, Ray D.. Win 41272, 297-3135, 297-3854Coffman, Steve. 4807 Fielding Way, Louisville 40216, 448-

8240, 587-0645

Collins. Hubert. Wittensville 41274, 297-3152. 789-4890Collins. Ron, 2590 Old Buttermilk Road, VlUa Hills 41016,

341-0578, 431-9964Collins. Terry, Humplirey Hall #6, Morehead 40351, 784-

8456Collins. Thomas G., 510 Lafayette Avenue. Bellevue 41073,

291-3588, 291-3588Combs. Henry B., St. Rt. 5, Quicksand 41363. 666-7876Conley, John, Garrett 41630, 358-4232, 358-4232Conn, Delano. Rt. 2. Box 126, Allen 41601, 874-9229Connor. James. Jr.. 1163 Waterworks Road, Apt. 10, New-

port 41071. 441-2194Cooper, Charles M.. 102 Meadow Lane, Cynthiana 41031,

234-3621, 783-4351Cooper. John F.. 512 E. 3rd Street, Augusta 41002, 756-

2373. 756-2131Cornelison. Michael R., P. O. Box 7, Berea 40403, 986-3371,

986-3371Cosby. Carel A., 558 Magie Avenue, Fairfield, Ohio 45014,

895-7289, 423-4491

Courtney, Fred. 137 Charter Oaks Drive, Louisville 40222.425-3414 637-5492

Cox. Ben W.. 354 McDonald Drive, Versailles 40383, 873-5198. 258-5656

Cox. Clarence (Chuck). 497 Hill-N-Dale Road, Lexington40503, 277-5991. 252-5825

Cox, James M., Rt. 1, Box 72, Ashland 41101, 928-9827,324-5533

Cox. Ken. 2184 Lansill Road, Lexington 40504, 278-6305,269-3326

Cox, Robert A., Box 605, Harlan 40831, 573-3151, 573-5334Crager, Bobby F.. 1703 Mary Ellen Drive, Flatwoods 41139,

836-6069. 836-5623Crady, Mike R.. Preston Highway, Lebanon Junction

40150. 833-2161Craig. Ronald, Route 2, Versailles 40383, 873-5286, 564-4896Cravens, Robert L., Jr., 5106 Quail Court, Apt. 4, Louis-

ville 40219, 968-0075Crawford, Neal, Box 286, Sturgis 42459, 333-2730, 333-2155Creekmore, Milford B., P. O. Box 368, Pine Knot 42635,

354-2846, 376-5383Crisp, Jackie Day, Box 113, AUen 41601, 874-2219Crittenden. David J., 177 Tice Road, Mayfield 42066, 247-

8247, 247-7183Crumley, Dennis, 4302-A Donaldson, Ft. Knox 40121, 624-

3675 624-1102

Crutcher, Marion, 423 Skyline Trailer Park, BowlingGreen 42101, 781-3373

Crutcher, Paul, R.R. 2, Box 96, Vine Grove 40175, 828-2535,624-8349

Cundiff, Cmt, Dry Creek Road, Clearfield 40313, 784-4111,784-4604

Currv. Randall, Box 96, Cave City 42127, 773-2944Curtsinger, Garvey, Rt. 3, Carlisle 40311, 289-2003, 234-2340Dallas, Stephen K., 371 Constance Road, Hebron 41048,

689-7577, 586-6101Dame. L. J., Rt. 2, Utica 42376, 729-4136, 683-2401, Ext. 506Daniels, Leon, R.R. 2, Box 23, Garrett 41630, 358-4828, 358-

4828Daniels, Robert A., Box 2, Van Lear 41265, 789-3931, 886-

2311

Dant, Joseph B., 2913 Sheldon Road, Louisville 40218, 454-

7196, 637-6528Daugherty, Billy G., Route 2, Box 84, Morgantown 42261,

526-4511, 526-3730Daugherty, Dennis, 142 Grace Court #7, Ft. Mitchell 41017,

341-6799 342-7522Davis, Jav W., W.K.U.. Football Office, Bowling Green

42101, 781-2660, 745-3347Davis. Thomas A.. Wesley Apts. #B-12, ShelbyviUe 40065,

633-6014, 633-3010Davis. William R., H-4, Rt. 1 Mt. View Trailer Court,

Pikeville 41501, 437-6055, 437-9033Day, Bill. Stonehaven Drive, Frankfort 40601, 695-4962,

" 255-6812 (Lexington)

Dav, Billy C, R. R. 2, Crab Orchard 40419, 355-2690Day, Jack L.. 605 Morehead Street, Central City 42330,

754-4700. 754-2272Day. Richard W., 1677 Linstead Drive, Lexington 40504,

' 255-0578 252-3431Day, Rick, 8138 Entrance Road, Louisville 40258, 935-1398,

581-4477Dav. Roy E., 1325 Redbud Lane, Madisonvllle 42431, 821-

2265Decker. Neil T., Box 159, Campbellsville 42718, 465-9913,

988-9913Denham. Alan R.. 2625 Amsterdam Road, Villa Hills 41016,

341-2102, 261-9383Dennedy, Bob, 5994 North Glen Road, Cincinnati, Ohio

45211, 574-3125, 574-3511Denton. Calvin R., 30 Spring Street. Carlisle 40311, 289-

7109, 233-2000. Ext. 2445DeVarv, Bill, 3237 Raven Circle, L:exington 40502, 277-

7237, 233-2000, Ext. 2913Dierig, Thomas H.. 40 Pleasant Avenue, Apt. 102, Ft.

Thomas 41075. 781-4470Dill. J. Roger, 200 Green Acres, Glasgow 42141, 651-2316,

651-2316

Dillihav, Ralph E.. P. O. Box 87, Central City 42330, 754-

5165, 754-1673Divine. Wayne. L., 626 Walnut, Central City 42330, 754-

2783. 754-4474Dixon, Billy M., Airport Gardens, Hazard 40701, 436-4605,

436-4932Dixon, Ronald R., Rt. 2, Box 537, Ashland 41101, 928-9691,

324-9363Dobson. Kenneth, Rt. 4 Babbland Drive, Paducah 42001,

898-3756, 443-6285Doll, AUen. R. R.l, Campbellsburg 40011, 732-5069, 222-9441Dowd. James, 2004 Crown Avenue, Norwood, Ohio 45212,

731-9489 562-5924Drake, Richard, 72 Donnelly Drive, Ft. Thomas 41075,

441-4235Driskell. Earl. Jr.. 3311 Moulton Lane, Louisville 40218,

459-7638, 583-1641

Drnevich, Roxanne, 168 Eastover Drive, Lexington 40502,

266-5036Duerson, William R., Rt. 2, Paint Lick 40461, 925-4072,

925-4071Duff, Birchell, Garrett 41630, 358-4564. 358-9618Duff. Earl, 109 Kentucky Blvd.. Hazard 41701, 436-2604.

436-2604Duncan. Mike K.. Dawson Village Apts. D-2, Dawson

Springs 42408. 797-8830, 249-3151

Dunn, James F.. 330 Glyndon Avenue, Richmond 40475,623-0715, 622-4442

Durbin, Hade, Jr.. 303 Morningside Drive, Elizabethtown42701. 765-7893. 765-6575

Durbin. Roy, 2911 Dale Ann Drive, Louisville 40220, 452-1730, 587-5237

Duvall. Jack C, Jr., Paradise Road, Greenville 42345,338-4925, 767-2732 (Murray St. Univ.)

Duvall, Thomas J.. Sr., 4705 Andrea Way, Louisville 40219,964-1536, 968-6215

Eads, Ronald L., 2168 LansiU Road, Lexington 40504, 278-

6759, 255-0904Early, Robert Gray, Rt. 1, Box 140, Bagdad 40003, 747-8486

East, William L.. 3226 Lafayette Road, Hopkinsville 42240,886-2146, 886-5259

Eaves. James K., 704 Southwestern Pkwy., Louisville40212, 778-0137, 581-5796

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Ebel, Jack D., Clay Davis Hall. Transylvania Univ., Lex-ington 40508, 233-8330, 266-0128

Edgington, Jerald J., 520 East 19th, Covington 41014, 261-0865. 261-0865

Edwards, Ernest S., Jr., 8503 Saberdee Drive, Louisville40222, 426-3811, 584-0181, Ext. 222

Elgin, Clifford T., 1009 Claiborne Way, Lexington 40502,272-5755, 272-5313

Ellington, Jerald, 1905 Jackson, Padueah 42001, 444-7694,443-6296

Elliott. Michael C, Rt. 3A, Springfield 40069, 336-7543,336-3681

Evans, Lewis, Rt. 2, Morgantown 42261, 526-4310, 526-3730Ewing. Ray F., 580 Lamont Drive, Lexington 40503, 277-

2121Farley. Jimmy, 120 Lynnwood Drive, Lancaster 40444, 792-

4874, 299-6262Farmer, Bill, Rt. 2, Boaz 42027, 658-3547, 442-3946Farris. Joseph T., 257 Melbourne Way, Lexington 40503,

278-6783, 968-3361Faulk, Terrv. 137 Elk Creek Trailer Court, Madisonville

42431, 821-0105, 664-2227Featherstone, Jerry, 203 Parker Street, Mayfield 42066,

247-7448, 247-3553Feger. George, 2602 Mt. Vernon Court, Louisville 40220,

451-4190, 968-3361

Feher, Al, Box 746, Lynch 40855, 848-2547, 848-5431Fields, Jerry W., R.R. 1, Maysville 41056, 883-3233, 564-5541Fields, Rufus, Jr., Rt. 8, Box 297, London 40741, 864-4051,

864-2207Fille, Michael, Box 205, Flemtngsburg 41041, 849-4367,

845-6601Finlev, Albert R., 303 Adams Avenue. Hopkinsville 42240,

886-4108, 885-8335Finley, Howard, Gil University Courts, Martin, Tennessee

38237. 587-9121, 587-7626Fischer, Edward, 335 Sixth Avenue, Dayton 41074, 261-9588,

541-6123Fitzgerald, Oscar L., Box 321, Burnside 42519, 561-4881,

561-9495Florence, Joseph, 671 Sipple Drive, Covington 41015, 356-

6620

Floyd, Louis Richard, R. 1, Bagdad, 40063, 747-8751, 747-8751

Flynn, Steve, Rt. 2, Box 344, Somerset 42501. 679-5201,678-4187

Ford, Donald R., Lake Shore Driev, Hardlnsburg 40143,756-5609

Foster, Bob, Box 94, Science Hill 42553Frankel, Louis S., 3723 Stanton Blvd., Louisville 40220.

452-6519, 452-6519Frazier, Keith B., 335 Blackburn, Ashland 41101, 324-9903Frazier, Mae, R.R. 1, Box 88A, Webster. 547-4900. 547-2791Freppon, Tom, 26 Madonna Lane, Cold Spring 41076, 781-

0583, 421-1800, Ext. 676Fritz, Sherman, 122 Meadowlark Drive, Richmond 40475

623-4956, 623-3424Forebel, Martin C, 5553A Folger, Fort Knox 40121, 624-

8460, 624-3247

Fuller, C. Richard, 406 Wyandot Way, Mt. Sterling 40353,498-5218, 498-0208

Fuller, John, Jr., Box 3198, Padueah 42001, 898-3115, 443-5626

Funk, Carol Ann, 2802 DeMel Avenue, Apt. 19, Louisville40214, 361-2773, 584-0201

Gabbard, John P., 1849 Arundel Drive, Lexington 40505.299-0350, 254-9383

Gabbard. Raymond, Jr., 40 Jergens Lane, Hebron 41048,689-4362, 283-3191

Gaddie, Gary, R.R. 1, Glendale 42740, 854-4144, 769-5537Gardner, Gary M., R. 1, Magnolia 42757. 528-2947, 531-1111Garland, Danny A., 1220 Dale Avenue, Frankfort 40601,

223-8608, 564-6860Gaskin, Donald W., P.O. Box 22, Jamestown 42629, 866-

6184, 343-4222

Gent, Herman T., Route 1, Box 359, Middlesboro 40965,248-5902, 248-3300

Gentry. Dale J., 4945 Determine Lane, Louisville 40216,447-5981, 585-5814

Gentry, Don B., Lakeview Manor, Cave City 42127, 773-2M7, 524-4131

Gettler, John F., 705 Providence Road, Lexington 40502,266-4801, 255-0835

Geurin, Joe D., Jr., Rt. 5, Box 400, Murray 42071, 435-5653Gibbons, Mike, 207 W. 12th, Apt. 7, Lexington 40505, 254-

2592, 255-0712

Gibson, Dennis W., 3627 Alameda Drive, Padueah 42001,443-5282, 442-6857

Gibson, Fred W., 1805 Sunset Drive, Owensboro 42301,685-3370, 684-6441

Gibson, Kent A., Rt. 4, Ehzabethtown 42701. 737-8374Gibson, Russell K., 7504 Winesap Way, Louisville 40228,

239-2511, 969-1331Gibson, Terry L., 4422 Mann Avenue, LouisviUe 40215,

366-8341. 583-0621

Gilbert, Larry, 418 Iroquois Drive, Bowling Green 42101,781-2944, 745-3347

Gilkey. Danny M., 402 S. Jessup Avenue, Hopkinsville42240, 885-3307

Glenn, David, 2228 Gladstone Avenue, Louisville 40205,456-4726, 447-3221

Gluck, Joseph R., Ill, 211 College Road, Cumberland40823, 589-2452. 848-5406

Goad. Darrell L., R. R. 2, Box 122, Alexandria 41001. 635-5395, 852-4507

Golden, Billy Joe. 436 East Main, Lynch 40855, 848-2512,589-2145, Ext. 52

Goode, Earl A.. Rt. 9, Hickory Lane, Elizabetrtown 42701,769-5454. 765-6600

Gorrell, Howard. Box 33, Auburn 42206, 542-6312, 542-4181Gover, Luid J., Science Hill 42553, 423-2274, 679-1188Grant, Larry, 1141 Standiford Avenue, Louisville 40213,

363-3730, 776-1581, Ext. 55Greathouse, Frank C, Lewisport 42351, 295-3393, 683-1561Green, Don, 832 Brand Street, Mayfield 42066, 247-6038,

247-6445Greenwell, Darryl, 555 Gates Road. Elizabethtown 42701,

765-7246. 769-5537Griffin. Charles D.. P. O. Box 316, Carlisle 40311, 289-5391,

289-2261Griffith, Michael R., Crooked Street, Mortons Gap 42440,

258-5451, 821-5242

Griffith, Millard F., 7 W. Walnut, Southgate 41071, 441-

5746, 662-9004Griffith, William, Rt. 1. Box 281, Olive Hill 41164, 286-

2638, 532-1020Grimes. Herman L., Salem 42078, 988-2193, 388-7562Groce. Ralph, Rt. 2, Albany 42602, 387-5459, 387-6416Gupton, Lawrence, P.O. 296, Greensburg 42743, 932-7830,

384-3338Haas, Tom V., 10 Rosa Place, Cold Spring 41076, 441-9570,

261-2035Hall. Donald Wayne. Box 32, Hall 41820. 447-3522, 447-2690Hall, Donnie R., Farler 41742, 436-6744Hall, Joseph M.. Halls Retreat, Myra 41549, 639-2832 (Bus.)Hall, Richard G., Box 613, Prestonsburg 41653. 886-6662,

452-4459HaU. Ted, Jenny Wiley State Park, Prestonsburg 41653.

886-2711, Ext. 267Hall. Tommy D., P.O. Box 35, Ivel 41642, 478-5689, 478-2255Hamilton, Paul, Route 1, Box 436, PikeviUe 41501, 432-3975Hamm. Gerald, 1354 Oliver, Bowling Green 42101, 842-5396,

781-1800Hampton. Doug, Rt. 2, Eastland Estates, Cynthiana 41031,

234-5776. 234-1120Hardin. Warren, Jr.. 191 Clark Dell Lane, Jeffersonville,

Indiana 47130. 288-7084. 447-3221Hargis, Noel. R. R. 1. Box 130A, Somerset 42501. 679-6417,

679-1136Harned, Vic. 216 W. Walnut. Leitchfield 42754, 259-5115,

259-3201Harp, David A., R. R. 1, Pleasureville 40057, 878-4113, 585-

3351Harper. James A., 131 Holmes Drive, Padueah 42001. 898-

3492Harper, Jewell T.. Box 582, LaCenter 42056, 665-5254, 335-

3131, Ext. 319Harper. Robie, Beechmont, 42323, 476-8084, 476-8775Harper, Tom C, Rt, 2, Lancaster Woods, Richmond 40475,

623-7554, 622-2236Harris, Dennis, Rt. 1. Mt. Vernon 40456, 256-2080. 623-7201Harris, Rodney L., 1410 Argillite Road, Flatwoods 41139,

836-4328, 836-9436Harrison. Tim, 2303 Citation, Owensboro 42301, 683-1091,

295-3410

Hawkins, Ed, 5999 Waldway Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45224,542-3888, 542-9000

Hayden, John O., 1624 Stafford Avenue, Louisville 40216,367-8662, 368-3351

Hayes, James (Pete), 4422 Cameo Court, Louisville 40219,969-1920, 452-3927

Head, Jack B., Jr., 10012 Caven Avenue, Louisville 40229,969-3450, 459-5880

Heicken, Mary Y., 303 Breckinridge Lane, Louisville40207, 897-5647, 451-4138

Helton, Roger C, 1063 New Circle Road, Lot 4, Lexington40505, 255-7612, 253-2653

Heltsley, John J., 210 East Moss, Earlington 42410, 383-

5315Henson, Don R., Smitrland 42081, 928-2047, 988-3263Herndon, Danny, Route 2. Hazel 42049, 492-8742Hicks, Floyd E., 43 New Uri Drive, Florence 41042, 371-

6279, 772-1400Higdon, Sam, Route 2, Fancy Farm 42039, 623-8303, 247-

6730Hill, Daniel K., Turfland Apt. #30 Garden Springs Drive,

Lexington 40504Hill, James P., 2543 Apollo Courts, Owensboro 42301, 926-

1376, 684-0448Hill, Sue, 1548 Longfield, Louisville 40215, 366-8932Hilton, Dudley. 516 Walnut, Sprlnfifield 40069

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Hinton. Henry E.. Rt. 6, Ardmore Lane, Shelbyville 40065,633-2195 (Bus.)

Hiten, Mark S., 407 Avondale Avenue, Georgetown 40324,863-2734, 863-5137

Hitt, Billy D., Route 2, Box 116, Maysville 41056, 759-7707,564-9156

Hobbs, Charles V.. Jr., 627 Westview Drive, Ashland 41101,324-9439, 325-0181

Holmes, Robert E., Mari Ann Trailer Court, Princeton42445, 365-3312, 388-2211

Holt, Terrell W., 1821 Dalna Drive, Lexington 40505, 299-

5812, 623-6123. Ext. 211Hook, Don, Rt. 1, Cunningham 42035, 642-2513, 442-1641Hopper. Marion W., 303 Deepwood Drive, Elizabethtown

42701, 769-1598, 942-3510Home, J. E., Jr., 3486 TwUlingate Court, Lexington 40503,

278-0617, 258-5626Houk. Jackie L., Rt. 1, Glendale 42240, 737-8487House, Oscar C, 125 East 4th Street, London 40741, 864-

9425Howard, James D., Box 197, Loyall 40854, 573-4752, 573-

5658Howard, Stephen Allan, Box 976, Sunny Acres, Harlan

40831, 573-2387, 252-7219 (Lexington)Hubbs, Sonny, 6908 Peppermill, Louisville 40228, 239-1771,

459-3610Hughes, Rufus, Box 282, Whitley City 42653, 376-2979, 348-

9088Hummel, Thomas, 7850 Campus Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio

45242, 791-9184, 793-1811Hunt, Leonard D., 1303 Gainesway Drive, Lexington 40502,

272-6095, 252-7232Hutchens, Jim, 1739 Foors Lane, Owensboro 42301, 685-1300,

685-3121Hutclieson, John D., P.O. Box 455, Morgantown 42261,

526-3677, 526-3715Hyatt, Robert L., Jr., Linden Drive, Lawrenceburg 40342,

839-4436. 839-7631Hyde, Robert L., 439 Huguelet Drive, Lexington 40506,

257-2389, 252-9222Hyland, Frank D., 313 Webster Street, South Webster,

Ohio 45682, 778-3325. 353-1181Ingraham, Gary J., 9706 Lanesboro Way, Louisville 40222,

425-5215, 897-2815

Isenberg, Jimmy T., Box 121, Gamaliel 42140, 457-3424, 487-6137

Jackson, Dennis, 1345 North 10th, Paducah 42001, 442-0867,443-5366

Jackson, Robert H., P. O. Box 76, Hitchins 41146, 474-9477,474-5131

Janes, Charles W., 112 E. Daugherty Avenue, Bardstown40004, 348-5780, 348-3931

Jansen, Jean Ann, Rt. 2, Box 256, Shepherdsville 40165,957-6159

Jenkins, Burney, Phi Kappa Tau House, Georgetown40324, 863-7378

Jenkins, Jerry, Rt. 6, Cynthiana 41031, 234-3350, 234-3253Johnson, Gayle W., 1114 Inca Trail, Georgetown 40324,

863-2811. 863-1170Johnson, Harry B., Route 4, Groggins Ferry Road, Nichol-

asville 40356, 885-4009, 272-1611Johnson, James M., 174 Plnehurst Drive, Frankfort 40601,

223-2822, 875-1535Johnson, Jerrv L., 313 Kentucky Avenue, Georgetown

40324, 863-0333, 233-2000, Ext. 2887Johnson. Kenneth R., 667 Hi Crest Drive, Lexington 40505,

299-1691Johnson, Walter, Box 145, Hitchins 41146, 474-5908, 474-5721Johnson, WiUiam, 2845 Tlirush Drive, ClarksviUe, Ten-

nessee 37040, 648-2069, 375-3494Johnson, Willis C, Leon Road, Grayson 41143, 474-5386Jolly, Barry, 21 Thatcher Court, Alexandria 41001, 635-

5696

Jones, Alexander, Jr., 12007 Luray Court, LouisviUe 40223,425-5780, 893-3641

Jones, Denver (Smoky), 174 E. Main, Apt. 2, Hazard41701, 439-1812, 436-6568

Jones, Nancy, 60 Sweetbriar, Ft. Thomas 41075, 441-2811,371-6020

Joseph, Jerry, P.O. Box 272, Calhoun 42327, 273-3955, 273-

5114Kazunas, Gerald L., 2025 Lauderdale Road, Louisville

40205, 454-5462, 426-2000, Ext. 277Keeling, Reuben, 1649 Yarbro Lane, Paducah 42001, 442-

4190Kelley, Larry, Owenton 40359, 484-2492Kendall, Bill, Route 5, Tompkinsville 42167, 487-6520Kerr, Richard L., Route 1, Glendale 42740, 854-2666King. Bobby R., U.S. 119, Jenkins Road, Cromona 41810,

855-7185, 368-2121King, James A., 5000 Clarmar Road, Jeffersontown 40299,

239-8015, 778-2791King, Raymond H., 216 Blossom Lane, Southgate 41071,

441-5309 635-2176Kirk, Walter C, Rt. 1, Box 231, Ashland 41101, 928-9402,

324-5511

Kirkland, Keith, Route 1, Walllngford 41093. 849-2490,564-6409

Klump, William Roger, 1415 Goddard Avenue, Louisville40204, 451-0236, 584-8123, Ext. 45

Knauer, Glen M., 112 S. Sunset Circle, HopkinsviUe 42240,886-5510, 886-9900

Knight, Mark D., 2025 Brownsboro Road, #403, Louisville40206, 897-5833

Korb. Danny, Rt. 2, Box 69, Dawson Springs 42408, 797-8533, 797-3771

Kouns. Robert. Box 582, South Shore 41175, 932-4540, 932-3323

Kress, Lewis, Route 1, Box 105, Catlettsburg 41129, 739-6596, 324-2144

Lamar, Huston O., Box 116, Cloverport 40111, 788-6045Lamastus, RandaU, Route 1, Rockfield 42274, 842-1302, 842-

6511, Ext. 470Lamb. Blair, R.R.I, Sturgis 42459, 333-4081Lane, Leon A., 1424 Berry Blvd., LouisvUle 40215, 366-5157Lapole, Bill, 2247 Spring Valley Road, Huntington, W. Vir-

ginia 25704, 429-3926Larkin, John A., Rt. 3, Box 219, Eubank 42567, 379-2223,

679-1158LaRue, William D.. Jr.. Salem 42078, 988-3137, 388-7562Lawrence, Pat, 721 Locust Lane, Louisville 40213, 637-6300Lawson, Neil, Rt. 3, Cave City 42127, 773-3621, 773-3300Lawson. Sam, 241 Wedgewood, Glasgow 42141, 651-6022,

651-6781Lawson, Sonny, P.O. Box 34, Artemus 40903, 546-5319,

546-3149Lavne, Bert, Manton 41648, 358-3111, 358-9543Layne. Malcom D., Ivel 41642, 478-4471 623-0044Laubheimer, Don T., 4516 Estate Drive, Louisville 40216,

366-3880Leber, Jerry L., Rt. 7 Clays Ferry, Richmond 40475, 623-

7624, 622-2236Lee, David, 6810 Dartmoor, LouisviUe 40222, 425-3863, 258-

2066Lee, Reggie, R. R. 2, White Plains 42464, 258-5440, 821-8804Lefevers. Colman, Kettle Island 40958, 337-3808, 337-3271Leigh, Eugene F., 506 17th Street, Corbin 40701, 528-1501.

528-1212. Ext. 35Leneave, Robert, 205 E. 18th, Benton 42025, 527-3661, 527-

2561Letcher, Ronnie. R. R. 2. Carlisle 40311, 289-5573, 289-2208

Lewis, Kenny, Route 1, CecUia 42724, 862-3327, 842-9840

Liedtke, Joseph, 6805 Moorhaven Drive, Louisville 40228,

239-1606, 368-5831Linette. James M.. 1601 Newburg Road, LouisviUe 40205,

451-2894, 944-6481

Littlepage, Pryce, 610 Oak Street, Madisonville 42431, 821-

1642. 821-3247Lockard, Lando, 88 Roselawn Drive, Independence 41051,

356-7851Loeser, Alan J., 3824 Chatham Road. Louisville 40218, 451-

9084, 587-5671Lofton. Charles A., Rt. 1, Calvert City 42029, 395-7379,

527-8688Long, J. T., 200 Shriners Lane, Lexington 40502

Long, James E., Box 73, Baskett 42402, 827-5000, 827-1867

Long. WUliam H., 1729 HoUey Street, Bowling Green42101, 842-7546, 781-3714

Loperfido, Richard, 209 West Main Street, Greenup 41144,

473-6591, 473-6591Lowdenback, Ed, South Shore 41175, 932-3505, 932-3323

Lusby, George, 651 Pueblo TraU, Georgetown 40324, 863-

1440, 863-3805Lynch, Gregory A., 1456 Meadowthorpe Drive, Lexington

40505, 252-3847, 252-3847McAlister, CasweU, 1605 Brittany Lane, Lexington 40504,

254-6950, 255-3612, Ext. 46McCarley, John W., Rt. 1, Ohnstead 42265. 726-3070, 726-

3811McCrawley, Jack D., 4921 Lila Avenue, Louisville 40258,

935-3635MacDoweU, W. Michael, P. O. Box 82, Crofton 42217, 424-

5681, 269-2102McAlister, James, Perkins Hall, Apt. 1, Morehead 40351,

783-3341 (Bus.)McCarthy, Steve, Box 170 Poplar Ridge Road, Alexandria

41004, 635-9038, 581-4422McClain, Gerald, Route 1, Box 415, Mayfield 42066, 247-

2652. 247-3101McClellan, Jerrv L.. 2001 Cedarcrest Drive, LouisvUle

40222, 426-7667, 689-3790. Ext. 309McClure, Jerrv T., 1857 Courtland, Lexington 40505, 299-

5465, 293-1812McCormick, Roy, Box 303, Aberdeen, Ohio 45101, 795-2441,

344-2374McDoweU Benny D., 853 CoUlns Road, VUla Hills 41016,

341-0949McEndre, Howard R., 1921 Deep Glen Court, Lexington

40505. 299-8288McFall, Roddy, 311 Ohio Street, Somerset 42501, 679-1296,

561-4250McGauhney. Joseph E., Sr., 2203 Lytle Street, LouisviUe

40212, 776-1314, 778-1596

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR OCTOBER, 1974 Page Eleven

McGinty L. V.. Jr., 3938 Simset Avenue, Padueah 42001,442-8080, 442-8050

McKenzie, Dwight E., 1327 Grandview Drive, Ashland41101, 325-7081, 324-5260

McKinney, James S., 8809 Malvern Hill Road, Louisville40222, 425-5318, 774-7321

McLean, Gordon, Rt. 2, Box 25, Whitesburg 41858, 633-5661, 633-7579

McMain, James A., 3420 Terrace Drive, Erlanger 41018,341-8797, 579-0770

McMenama, John H., 503 Seminole Trail, Georgetovra40324, 863-3927, 233-1812

McNeill, Barney, Rt. 2, Boaz 42027, 856-3420McMillin. Larry, Rt. 3, Box 71, Crestwood 40014, 241-8998,

222-9461McPike, Ray S., 407 Theatre Bldg., LouisviUe 40202, 451-

3832. 585-2832McWhorter, Douglas, Route Box 66A, East Bemstadt 40729,

843-6280, 864-7371Madon. Robert Lee, 314 Catalpa Street, Pineville 40977,

337-2135. 337-2333Maines. George E., 116 Greenbriar Road, Lexington 40503,

278-1984, 255-4662Marango, Kathy R., 4201 Final Drive, Louisville 40219

969-4190, 774-4441

Marshall, Larry D., R.R. 3 Sharp Road, Stamping Ground40379, 535-6962, 863-2190

Martin, Billy, Box 172, Sharpsburg 40374, 247-2681 247-2421

Martin, Dicky. 3900 Ferguson Drive, Ashland 41101 324-2035, 928-6464

Martin, James, Jr., McKee 40447, 287-7947Mathes, Willie. 1134 Ellison Avenue, Louisville 40204

635-5386. 776-4685Mathis, Mike, 8447 Foxcroft Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231

522-9010, 562-6751Matthews. Doug, Route 4, Versailles 40383, 873-8527 255-

1461, Ext. 260

Mattingly, Cecil N.. Star Rt., Box 12, ShepherdsviUe40165, 543-4266, 543-7614

Mauney, Bill W.. Maplewood Estates, Somerset 42501679-2977, 636-6421

Mayer, John P., P.O. Box 27, Frenchburg 40322, 768-4921688-3106

Maynard, James H., Box 292, Inez 41224, 298-3848Maynard, Lonnie, Freeburn 41528, 456-3563Meredith, Denny E., Jr., 3411 Shanks Lane, Apt. 3, Louis-

ville 40216, 447-8369, 363-5117

"""loass,' 4«-M4°9'''^'"^'' '''' ^°^^ °^'^^- Louisville

Meyer, Dave, 55 Parkview, Newport 41071 291-07';7

^'^'47cil5^l|r3T7^^- '''' ^°=-- Av'e'nu'e'' "JIvington

''''mk'l^fL'^s:,r.^r'''''''ystreet. Bowling Green

'''"I7^49,"f9f7'l2T,-E'x°f. ^361'**^ ^''-'''' ^^"*''" ''"'' ''''-

'^'"^e-m"^^^ ^°- ^""^ ^^^' Di-^kesboro 42337, 476-8822,

'^'"546-344o'"^"''^'^°'' ''^^- Barbourville 40906, 546-3544,

^^"227"' '^^^^^ ^- ^"'^ ^^*' Sturgis 42459, 333-2106, 333-

"^^m"'865^''2°77'^lf56

^^^ Worcester Road, Lexington 40503,

''°"4'l4°2"?^8T6-78^4^^'826'?^45'°"*'^"^ "'^^^*- «-''--"

^°°69^42^5°6^!llbo*^^^°''^^* Avenue, Erlanger 41018, 342-

'"°°784-6467"784" 5792"'=''^'^"^" ^t''^^*' Morehead 40351,

''"f5TblSl82'^35i?'°^xt'''43?™^'^"^''' ^""'^""'^ '°^°'

^°''f^ft,?i*^'''^> ^*- ''• '^°'>^ ''8. London 40741, 864-6511

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^°"69-1680™5M-6n6^^'^ ^^'^^^^°''^ P'^ce, Lexington 40502,

Morris, Larry, Box 1311, HawesviUe 42348 927-6045

^°'5T6-667t'586-^667l'""• '"'^'^"'^^ ^°^<^' ^-^-gton 41005,

Morse Richard K., 163 No. Deepwood Drive Radcllff40160, 351-3748, 624-4646 (Ft. Kriox)

RaacimMoser, Rudy C, Box 81, Corydon 42406, 533-7491

''°l650r2^6J!^45T6, T.-^T'"'^''°^'^^ *^^' ^^^"^*-

'^"'lo'i'^'.n?^^'Lynnview Drive, Albany 42602, 387-6558,

oo7-51oD

'^""'"458-902ri8'2-660r^^''"*°° ^^^^- Louisville 40220,

Murdach, Leslie, 965 Homestead Trail, Henderson 42420,827-4133

Murphy, Michael P., 2913 Pindell Avenue, Louisville 40217,637-7205, 969-6580

Murrell, Allen L., 1404 Woodhurst Drive, Bowling Green42101. 842-1286, 745-2466, Ext. 22

Murrell, Charles W., 162A Delmont Court, Lexington40504, 255-9243

Murt, Gene T., 1106 Yarbro Lane, Padueah 42001, 443-7950Napier, Charles Micrael, Chavies 41727, 436-4125, 436-5101Neace, Glenn, Riverside Christian Training School, Lost

Creek 41348, 666-2359, 666-2359Newman, Bill. 2535 Ritchie Street. Portsmouth, Ohio

45662, 353-6257, 353-2161Newman. Jeff, Box 263, U.S. 42, Union 41091, 257-3053,

277-1161

Nichols. Billy J., R.R. 5, Cedar Heights, Russellville 42276,726-7330

Nieland, Doug, Rt. 6, Richmond 40475, 623-7706, 622-2544Norton, Joseph M., 559 N. Broadway, Lexington 40508,

253-3030Oldham, John H., R.R, 1, Box 254EE, Prospect 40059, 228-

1698Omer, Harold G.. 150 No. Crestmoor, Louisville 40206O'Nan. Dennis, 420 Hilltop Avenue, Lexington 40506, 257-

3341

O'Nan. Norman. Rt. 1. Box 305A. Henderson 42420, 827-

3968, 826-9578Overbey, Jerry (Red), Rt. 6, Murray 42071, 436-2454, 753-

1250Owens, Bruce E., Box 917, Harlan 40831, 573-3419. 573-1661

Owens. Bruce V., Box 12, New Castle 40050, 845-2653, 845-

2888Pack, Judv, R. R. 1. Brandenburg 40108, 422-3800

Padgett, R. K., 112 Richardson Drive, Somerset 42501,

678-5485, 679-1544Page, James N., P.O. Box 434, Corbin 40701, 528-8263

Payne. Gregory H.. 2210 Landan Drive, Louisville 40218.

456-6061, 582-4111Pearl. George W., Jr.. 3112 Vogue Avenue, Louisville

40220, 452-1288, 582-5521

Pearson. Trov J., Jr., 2612 Greenbrier Drive, Dayton 45406,

275-2249, 461-4830, Ext. 5575Pedigo, Albert M.. 317 E. Soside Court, Louisville 40214,

368-1283. 459-5500. Ext. 247Pelphrev, Jack, Rt. 5, Box 657, Ashland 41101, 928-9524,

867-3972Pelphrey, Joe D.. General Delivery, W. Prestonsburg

41668. 886-6265, 886-2475Pence. Wm Jerry, 109 Gregory, Eiizabethtovm 42701, 737-

8152, 351-5949"

Percell, Danny, Old Dixie Highway, Horse Cave 42749,

651-3221 (B'us.)

Perkins, Sandra K., 215 Bassett Avenue, Lexington 40502,266-8558

Perrv. James E., R. R. 6, Box 90, Padueah 42001, 554-2945,444-7251, Ext. 51

Peterson. Bill S.. 203 Rosewood Drive, Bardstown 40004,348-9696, 348-9224

Peterson, Maggie, 3100 Flair Knoll Drive, Louisville 40216,448-0812

Pettit, Robert, 518 Pendleton Street, Falmouth 41040.654-8810, 341-2700

Phelps, Ray, Box 451, Russell 41169, 836-6646, 928-6533Phillippi, Jack, 3817 Feather Lane, Elsmere 41018, 342-

7162, 331-0080Pliilhps, Harold D., 211 Lexington Drive, Glasgow 42141.

651-2919, 651-5196, Ext. 222Phillips, Kenneth A., Route 1, Pine Knot 42635, 354-2644Phillips, Samuel, Box 783, South Shore 41175, 932-4364,

932-3131Philhps, Thomas M., Route 2, Box 457, Pikeville 41501,

639-4152, 432-3380Pietrowski, Paul, 108 Bishop Street, Corbin 40701, 528-6391,

528-1630

Pigman, Robert H., P.O. Box 391, Hindman 41822, 785-5541Plummer, George M., Box 377, Vanceburg 41179, 796-2291,

325-8511, Ext. 414Plummer, William B., Box 323, Vanceburg 41179, 796-2284,

325-8511, Ext. 339Poe, Thomas (Buddie), 6th Avenue, Calvert City 42029,

395-7595 442-2867Poer, Michael B., 142 W. Hickman, Winchester 40391, 744-

9691, 744-1218Polvino, Geri, 208 B Barnes Mill Road, Richmond 40475,

623-5722 622-5722Polly, Rex,' 103 Coffee Court, Whitesburg 41858, 633-9774,

633-2223

Porter, Martin C, Jr., 217 West Union Street, Hartford42347. 298-7041, 298-3361

Potter, Marling E., 341 Glenn Avenue, West Liberty 41472.743-3043 743-3105

Powell, Billy R., Box 504, Elkhorn City 41522, 754-8702,754-7981

Powell, Mike, Box 87, Hickman 42050, 236-3197

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Powers. Brian, 4007 Winchester Road, St. Matthews 40207,895-2140

Powers, Richard A., Williamstown 41097, 823-7041Price, William L.. R.R. 4. Box 352, Morganfield 42437,

389-1733, 389-2419, Ext. 248Priest, Steve A., Rt. 1, Box 100, Irvington 40146, 547-5123Purvis, Fred. Apt. 3 Wood Apt.. Campbellsville 42718,

465-2441, 465-8136Quisenberrv. James M., 1900 Farnsley Road, Apt. 9, Louis-

ville 40216, 448-6152, 366-0940Racke, Jerry W., Ill Orchard Lane, Alexandria 41001,

635-2446, 635-2191Radiunas, Ed, Rt. 3, Box 21, Prestonsburg 41653, 886-

6896, 886-2252Rains. Everett Paul, Rt. 1, Box 432, Williamsburg 40769,

549-0240, 549-2781Rains. Richard, 943 Spring Street, Covington 41074, 291-

7630Rail, Edward, 247 Maple Avenue, Danville 40422, 236-8929,

236-5047Eamev, Gary, Route 1, Morehead 40351, 683-2181, 674-6325Ramsey, Mike, Rt. 2, Leitchfield 42754, 259-3465, 259-4602Ravmer. Don L., Rt. 2, Hillcrest Road, Bowling Green

42101. 781-2076, 781-2076

Reader, Robert N., Jr., 11715 Leemont Drive, Louisville40272, 936-6296, 772-3661, Ext, 2254

Redle. Joel E., 6003 Applegate Lane, Louisville 40219,969-7276, 452-4902

Revis, David G., 309 Summitt Drive, Campbellsville 42718,465-2385

Rhodes, Cecil. Box 291, Barbourville 40906, 546-4777Rhodus, Harold D., Route 3, Berea 40403, 925-4016, 925-

4016

Rhodus, Harry D., 2318 Pierson Drive, Lexington 40505,299-9177, 233-2000, Ext. 2611

Rich, Dennis W., 715 Lakeshore Drive 41011, 341-1818,371-8575

Richeson, King, 781 Marcella Street, Versailles 40383, 873-8907

Rigsbee, Stanley R., 851 Donaldson Highway, Erlanger41018, 371-2979, 371-7286

Ring, Bill. 481 Rookwood Parkway, Lexington 40505, 299-7089, 255-849240906, 546-4456

Roark, Forrest Glen, 305 Pin Oak, Richmond 40475, 299-4236, 293-3102

(Continued in November ATHLETE)

"Interscholastic Activities

—

Some Of Its Problems

And Challenges"

by Lyman GingerKentucky Stale Superintendent of

Public Instruction at the 55th Annual Meetingof the National Federation of State

High School Associations

Mr. Karlin, platform guests, members of theNational Federation, and guests. Even though Lt.

Gov. Julian Carroll has extended a warm welcometo the visitors, I would like to add my word of

welcome to you and express my genuine thanksfor your coming to Kentucky for the Federationmeeting.

It has been a real pleasure for me to meetand to renew acquaintances with quite a numberof Federation members and Football Rules Com-mittee members I had known in previous years.

I am not sure how many years it has been since

my first contact with the National Federation. I

recall very well going from Chicago to Portlandby train. Dave Arnold was on that trip and sev-

eral other members of the Federation were goingto the same conference. I also recall with a great

deal of interest that the people of Oregon fed theentire assembly with one fish. Of course, the

assembly was not quite as large then but the fish

was, I can assure you. From that time until nowI have had occasion to be in touch with membersof the Federation. Cliff Fagan I have known for

a long time. H. V. Porter was one of the first per-

sons I met in the Federation. Therefore, my con-tacts have been numerous and very rewarding.It was with pleasure tonight that I met Mr. Wil-liams from Idaho and had a chance to visit withhim briefly. I believe it was announced that he is

retiring soon and I can assure you that he hasmade a great contribution for his state and for

the nation.

I am aware of the fine work that the Federa-tion has done in the development of football

rules, basketball rules, the publications that havebeen distributed, the research projects that havebeen carried on, and the regulations that havebeen applied and enforced for many, many years.

In this discussion tonight I would like to raisethe general question of the place of interscholasticathletics in the educational venture of this nationand to raise a second question, "Do interscholasticathletics contribute to educational accomplish-

ments?" What I shall say is certainly only oneman's opinion but I shall try to reflect on what I

believe to be the many outstanding and importantcontributions that interscholastic athletics domake. I reviewed some of the previous studiesthat have been made about the educational objec-tives of this nation. I found that in one studyneeds were classified as biological, sociological,emotional, and educational and that this particularresearch believed that everything that is donewith the school boy and girl should point in oneof these four directions. Another study indicatedthat fundamental processes, for example, the skills

of reading, writing, and communication, civic de-velopment, being a worthy home member, health,character development, use of leisure, and voca-tions were the outstanding objectives. A thirdstudy indicated that health and physical fitness,

educational skills, citizenship, economic develop-ment, the development of scientific method, anappreciation for the fine arts, the proper use ofleisure time, respect for other, creative thought,and society and the family as it contributes to theover-all well being should be the aims and goals.You will observe that in all of these there are cer-tain principles that cut through the differentstudies. You will also observe that in these thereis no specific mention of interscholastic athleticsand its contribution to society and to education ingeneral.

I would like to make my position very clearat the outset. It is my firm conviction that inter-scholastic athletics do make a srong, firm, solidcontribution to the education of our youth in this

nation. I shall not attempt to point out the differ-

ent number of ways that these contributions aremade but to discuss as best I can some of theproblems that confront us and some of the thingsthat must be done in an effort to make educationand interscholastic athletics fit together in sucha way that interscholastic athletics may be accept-ed by the rank and file of our taxpayers and ourparents.

If you will, please keep in mind the threestudies I mentioned earlier. It is my belief thatanything we do in our schools must be measuredwith these studies and these conclusions as a partof our measuring stick. Therefore, if you willkeep these in mind, you will see how athleticsmay be fitted into the general program ofeducation.

May I raise a few questions that I shall notattempt to answer but simply throw them out asa stimulus for further discussion. What are someof the sDecific chaUenges to interscholastic ath-

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letics? How do we fit interscholastic athletics intothe total program of education? If we are not ableto fit interscholastic athletics in for most of ourboys and girls how many boys and girls shouldbe included? What percentage or is there a per-centage? What do we do to guarantee the greatestamount of participation?

One of the first problems I would like to

mention is that of sex bias—an expression whichsuggests there is not an equal opportunity for bothmales and females in our schools. HEW has sug-gested that there shall not be sex bias in kinder-gartens, elementary grades, secondary grades, vo-cational schools, textbooks, or participation in anysingle program. I am sure that when we examinethe content of the regulations of HEW, we willunderstand that boys and girls must be treatedequally under every circumstance and that pres-entation of material in our hterature and our text-books which portrays the boy as the hunter, thebrave guy, the fellow leaving home or the onewho is doing the outstanding work for the pro-duction of money, goods, and services, and at thesame time portrays the female as the demure,kind, sweet, considerate person who stays at homeand keeps the home fires buring must come to anend and that any term or illustration which sug-gests a difference between the sexes will in thefuture be looked upon with a great deal of dis-favor. Shop work in vocational schools must beopen equally to both sexes and vocational occupa-tions, such as home economics, sewing and thelike, must be open equally to both sexes. Sincethis is the case, it suggests very strongly that ineducation there shall not be sex bias and the lawsuits that have been filed on behalf of femalesand the decisions that have been made suggestthat in competition and interscholastic athleticsof all kinds, there shall not be sex bias.

One of the first questions we should ask our-selves, I think, is whether all sports are equallyadvantageous to both boys and girls. Are the com-petitive sports, the contact sports—football, wrestl-ing, soccer, ice hockey, and the like—the kinds ofsports in which we should encourage girls to par-ticipate? We find that while there are about400,000 boys participating in baseball in highschool, there are practically no girls participatingand that in basketball where 645,000 males areparticipating, only 132,000 females are participat-ing and very few females are participating on thesame teams with the males. Perhaps our cultureand our previous habits and our previous under-standings would suggest that sports such as bowl-ing, golf, gymnastics, softbaU, swimming, and ten-nis might be more advantageous for young wom-en. However, I would not dare say that these arethe only sports that should be open to females.It is strongly suggested in the hterature and inHEW regulations and in court cases that if femalesshould request that they be allowed to participatein the competitive sports, that opportunities shouldbe made available on an equal basis with males.

Just the other day I was participating in apress conference and the question of competitionfor women was raised. I very innocently askedthe question, "Should girls participate in foot-ball?" Immediately, a 95-pound female suggestedthat, absolutely, if they wanted to play theyshould be permitted to play and that she wouldnot object to going out for the football team ather high school and, in fact, she might just dothat this fall. The question of safety came to mymind immediately and while I am not attemptingto say that all of these things are wrong and

should not be done, I am suggesting strongly thatthe question of interscholastic athletics for wom-en in the years ahead is one that must be handledbetter than it has been in the past.

The best information I have suggests thatabout three and one-half million boys participatein high school athletics in some 15 to 20 differentkinds of sports while approximately one-quartermilhon females participate in these same sports.This raises the question, then, do we have equalopportunity for both boys and girls and my answeris, categorically, no, it is not equal for both. It

seems to me that we should start asking ourselvesnow under what conditions will girls play on thesame teams and under what conditions will wehave sports that are different for young men andyoung women. Who will decide this and underwhat conditions will it be decided? It seems tome that since we are in the education businessthat we should be very clear in our planning^looking ahead for five, ten, fifteen years and mak-ing provisions for equal opportunities under everycircumstance. I am suggesting strongly that theNational Federation must take the lead as it hasin every other area of interscholastic athletics.You have been on record for a number of yearsin the development of pohcies and procedures inthe area of sex bias and sex opportunity andwhen 1 use the term "sex" I still am referring tointerscholastic athletics. The next responsibilityrests with state associations, with principals' asso-ciations, with superintendents' groups, with par-ent-teacher association groups, and with state de-partments of education. In other words, I am sug-gesting that this is a broad, big problem thatshould be approached and attacked in a mannerthat will be sure that all of society helps to solve.

With this as a general background, may I

move to another point. What about the facilities

that are needed to provide opportunities for all

of our boys and girls? Here I am thinking of largepractice arenas, not just central gymnasiums withthousands of seats for spectators, but large practiceareas where bowling, swimming, tennis courts,Softball diamonds and many other kinds of op-portunities are provided and all of this construct-ed as a part of the school facility so that theschool serves boys and girls during the schoolday, other groups in the afternoon and evening,and on Saturdays and Sundays. It is my beliefthat if we are to serve all of our people in thiseducational venture, we must by all means pro-vide adequately by encouraging this kind of con-struction and not just a large gymnasium wherethe spectators view the program but very fewpeople participate. If we really believe that facih-ties should be constructed in such a way that theycontribute to the educational venture of all soci-

ety, then it is my feeling that we should investin such a way that it does just that—provide foreveryone on a twelve-month basis.

The next area of concern is that of coaches

—

how are they prepared and what kind of prepara-tion will they have? Will they be both men andwomen and will women be coaching some of themen's sports and men coaching some of the wom-en's sports? I would raise this question with you.Who teaches the skills courses in the universitiesand colleges in your state? Are they the headcoaches and the people who really know coachingand the skills or are they graduate assistants whohave a great deal of ambition but not muchknowledge? Just who does the teaching of skills

subjects for coaches and prospective coaches? I

would suggest to you that these should be taught

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by the very best prepared coaches we have. I canthink of nothing that is worse than to havecoaches trying to worlc with teams when they arenot able to develop the basic fundamental skills

for our young people. For this reason, therefore,

it appears to me that the Federation could workclosely, not that you are not working closely, buteven more closely with all colleges and universi-

ties in your state to see to it that the very bestcollege coaches possible are working to developthe very best high school coaches.

To me it is tragic that young boys and girls

develop the wrong habits when they are in theformative period of their training and are just be-ginning to learn. Unlearning is much more diffi-

cult than first learning, and some of the coachesI have seen working with junior high teams, little

league and similar kinds of programs are certainly

not well prepared in the basic fundamental skills.

They have kids do wrong things in the wrong wayat the wrong time and then to try to break thehabit is certainly difficult if not almost impossi-ble. It seems to me that if this is to be a funda-mental part of the educational venture, we shouldinsist that our coaches be properly prepared in

every aspect of coaching. We make this kind of

demand on our teachers of reading, we expectour science teachers to know the subject and to

be able to teach it, we expect our math teachersto know and to be able to teach math, and weexpect all others who work in the educational

venture to be well prepared. Why not expect the

same of coaches?When we consider the needs for well pre-

pared, good coaches, we must also consider at the

same time, proper and appropriate salaries for all

of our coaches. We must also consider security of

coaches. You and I know that in many communi-ties the coach who does not win is in jeopardyand we also know that unless these people can begiven security beyond any that they have knownin the past, we will continue to be hard pressed

to find all of the properly prepared coaches that

we need and that it will be difficult for us to fit

our interscholastic athletics program into the total

educational venture.What shall be done with winning coaches and

teams in cases of pregnancy? This is beinghandled in some cases in the courts but it appears

to me that clearly established policies should bewell defined in advance and that it should not beleft to the courts for a decision, but how do wehandle our coaching situations when they are onleave from classes to take teams on trips? Howmuch extra pay do we have for our coaches anddo we treat all coaches alike? Do we have estab-

lished policies statewide that we recommend to

all of our superintendents and do we have a soundeducational basis for this? It seems to me thatuntil we are able to face this one honestly andreahstically, we will continue to have problemsthat do not lend themselves to solution in the ed-ucational venture.

The next major area I would like to discuss is

that of funding, in general. Shall we continue tohave booster clubs pay for a part of the uniforms,raise money to help construct stadiums, and raisemoney to do a number of things that logically

belong in the educational budget? It is my strongfeeling that booster clubs and similar type clubsnot only should not be encouraged but should notbe permitted. It is my feeling that if interscholas-tic athletics can be defended as being a part of theeducational venture, it should be a part of theregular tax program and a part of the regular

budget and that construction, operation of pro-grams, purchase of equipment, purchase of uni-forms, paying for transportation, and all the restshould be handled in the regular education budg-et. It is further my belief that the money takenin at the gate in all athletic events, with the pos-sible exception of the regional and state tourna-ments, should go into the general budget as apart of the general revenue and that this wouldprovide a much safer, sounder, better program offunding and budgeting to account for the incomein this way rather than to say that our athletic

programs must be and are seli-supporting. I cansee no justification for this in a sound educationalventure. It seems to me that just as we, in somecases, purchase band uniforms and band instru-ments, that all band uniforms and all band instru-ments should be purchased out of the regularbudget; that glee clubs, debating, and all the restshould be operated as a part of the educationalprogram and that salaries for coaches, chaperones,equipment, ticket sellers, and all other miscellan-eous costs should be a part of the regular budget.I realize that this is in conflict with the practicethat is going on in many parts of the country andin many high schools but I would invite the Na-tional Federation and the state associations to

work with superintendents and principals in everyway possible to place funding on a sound basisand thereby make the total program a part of theeducational venture.

I have already stated, I believe, that I strong-ly favor interscholastic athletics that are appro-priate for both boys and girls and I favor then-being a part of the education program but we arekidding ourselves, I think, if we believe for amoment that this is not expensive and does notcost additional funds. For example, during ourlast session of the legislature, one of the membersof the House of Representatives stated that all it

would cost to have girl's basketball would be afew uniforms so that the girls would be able to

participate in proper attire. He had overlookedthe fact that transportation costs, cost for extracoaches, and the like would probably be in theneighborhood of four to five million dollars if all

schools in the Commonwealth participated in ath-letics for girls on the same basis that boys arenow participating. I think we are shortsighted if

we try to make this a "don't-cost-much" kind of

program. I suggest that we should do it right andproperly and that the cost should be borne just

as the costs for science, mathematics, physics,

chemistry, library, and all the rest are borne.The next area I would like to discuss briefly

is that of control. It seems to me that the NationalFederation has done an excellent job in regulat-ing and in working with the states in developingrules and regulations that are sensible and reas-onable. My only feeling is that you have not gonefar enough. I realize that you cannot control all-

star games after high school boys have receivedtheir diplomas but I suggest that all-star gamesare, for the most part, senseless and worthless. I

know that it does help to salve the ego of a fewpeople, and I know that it does provide somemoney for charitable organizations and for thosewho are trying to raise money the easy way. I

realize all of this but I can assure you that this

is one of the areas that will and does lead to

problems that spill over into the college and pro-fessional ranks.

The whole problem of early practice andplaying games before teams have been properlyconditioned is one you have attempted to solve

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but in my opinion, that problem is still a pressingone in many parts of the country. The questionof how many games shall be played is a questionthat should be answered in a very critical way.From my viewpoint, many states permit theirhigh school athletes to participate in too manygames prior to the tournaments. If we beheve thatall this is a part of the educational program, thesequestions must be considered and we must haverules and regulations governing procedures thatassure us that we do have doctors, that we dohave proper conditioning programs, that we doplay the proper number of games, that we do havewell supervised early practice, and that thesefactors become paramount in the educationalprogram.

The next area is one of communications withthe public. I do not know how to answer thisquestion. I do not know exactly what recommen-dations to make but I have a strong feeling thatwe have not worked with the press, radio, andtelevision enough to have them understand thatinter-scholastic athletics should be, and in manycases, are a part of the educational venture. I

think that we have not properly met with andworked with them so that they understand therole of athletics in the life of a high school kid.So often, I think, competitive interscholastic ath-letics is viewed through the eyes of the media asbeing a stepped-down pro or a stepped-down col-lege operation and I think that as long as we per-mit this, it will continue to be just this way. It

works to the disadvantage of our over-all pro-gram and, therefore, without being critical of thepress, radio, or television, I understand that theyare looking for the sensational, they are lookingfor the spectacular, they are looking for the con-troversial and they, the reporters, make no bonesabout this. It is easy for them to play up someevent that has aroused some emotions on the partof spectators or on the part of parents or schoolofficials. Oftentimes the coaches contribute to thiswrong impression and oftentimes the impressionthat the coaches leave is the impression that thecoaches wanted to leave. I have great respect forcoaches and coaching but I do feel that the ques-tion of communication is one that we have skirted.We have talked about it but we have not metit head on in such a way that our students, ourathletes, our schools are placed in the properperspective in the role that they play.

The next area I want to mention I shall men-tion very hurriedly but I do think it is important.We have not done enough research in all aspectsof interscholastic athletics. At what age may boysand girls begin to play without doing physicalharm or sometimes emotional damage to that par-ticipant? I am not sure but what there are somesports that would be damaging to boys and girls

at the pre-adolescent age. What is the attitude ofthe public toward competitive sports for highschool and junior high school boys and girls?

What is the attitude of the administration, theattitude of teachers and students? I would sug-gest that since collective bargaining is on theminds of a lot of teachers these days and thatsince many states do have collective bargainingregulations, that the effect and the impact of col-lective bargaining on interscholastic athletics

should be examined at this time in its develop-ment rather than later. I think that all thesethings should be researched and the informationshould be provided so that we will have basic dataon which to operate. Oh, I am fuUy aware of theresearch that has been done and the fact that it

has been done in a sometimes very scattered sortof way, and I am suggesting that the NationalFederation working with colleges, universities, andhigh school associations develop a systematic,long-range research project or program, perhapseven with federal funding, that would give usmuch better information than we have today.

As an aside to this general discussion, I wouldraise the question as to whether students in Rus-sia or other European countries, in Singapore,Thailand, or South America have programs thatmay be superior to ours. Very few of then- pro-grams are connected with schools. Most of themare operated by federations or clubs and are out-side of school supervision. Just a few years ago,a friend of mine from Australia came to thiscountry. He coached national soccer teams in hiscountry and he went to see a high school footballgame here. He thought that our high schoolsshould not be doing this sort of thing but felt

that it should be a free operation where clubsand federations could better operate and wherethey could have coaches who were doing this be-cause they love sports, not because of the moneythey might be making. But while he had somesuggestions to make about the operation of theprogram in this country, he still realized that if

we are viewing this as an educational venture,that perhaps it was justifiable. I simply raise thequestion because as I have visited in the Europeancountries and some of the other parts of the world,I have seen the clubs and federations operatinggood programs. They are not as systematic, thecoaches appear to be less qualified, and the facil-

ities are not as good, but there is a spirit of freecompetition that is a little different from that ofour high school competition. I am not recommend-ing that we move in that direction but I am cer-tainly suggesting that we be aware of the factthat there are other ways of handling inter-scholastic, or perhaps better still, competitive ath-letics for the youth of this particular age.

I could not complete a discussion with anygroup without talking about sportsmanship, citi-

zenship, and moral values of athletics. Far toomany times, I feel, the adult—the mature individ-ual, the parent—becomes involved to such a de-gree that the youth of our country get the wrongimpression about the importance of athletics. Thesportsmanship factor can be promoted, and it is,

I think, being promoted in scores of ways in lots

of places. I would hope that the press, radio, andtelevision would do a great more than it has doneto promote the importance of sportsmanshipfor, after all, participation in sports is not a hf-and death matter. It is not the kind of experiencethat means you aire succeeding or faihng on thebasis of a goal or a tackle or a block somewherein the competition. It does, I think, provide anopportunity to teach young people respect for thevalue and worth of an opponent and it does pro-vide an opportunity for our being able to say to

these young people, "Your opponent is just asanxious to win as you are. His ideas and idealsare just as high as yours, therefore, may the bet-ter producer on this particular evening win." I

think that this must be sold to the pubUc as wellas to everyone else. It is not the referee, thecoach, or the individual player in one play thatusually decides the outcome. It is an accumulationof events and activities that make the difference.

Recently, I read an article in which the writerstates that he felt that interscholastic athletics hadno place in the high schools of the country. Hethen proceeded to say that the most exercise some

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students got was "jumping to false conclusions,""running down the establishment," "side-steppingresponsibilities," or throwing rocks at houses, cars,

windows, and the hke. I would suggest to you thatvery few athletes actually took part in the protestmovement and the riots. They had other things to

do, they were not taking part in that kind ofthing, and they were not a party to it either inphilosophy or participation. So I would say thatinstead of running down the youth of this coun-try, let's build them up with a positive approachthat physical skills are important, that a stronghealthy body is an important kind of body, thatschool spirit is important in the lives of people,that the national spirit is also very important,and that all of our games can help contribute to

this if we take the proper approach and work inthe right way. There is still a place for the vio-

lent sports—football, hockey and the like—whereyoung people who like contact can participate andreally give vent to their feelings without havingus lose our balance and our equilibrium over so-

called "varsityitis."

It has been my great fortunte to know threeoutstanding coaches in my life. The first is Blan-ton Collier, high school coach, University of Ken-tucky coach, and Cleveland Browns coach, one of

the greatest football minds and one of the finest

gentlemen I have ever had the opportunity of

knowing. I have had many opportunities and ex-periences with him to see how he approachedyoung people as well as the techniques of thegame. It was his burning desire that every ath-

lete complete college and get his degree and hetook great pride in his athletes who were success-

ful in many other ventures after they had com-pleted college or the pro ranks. The second wasPaul "Bear" Bryant, a different kind of personentirely. He was able to have a boy produce 110

per cent time after time. He was a great motiva-

tor, a fine recruiter, and a tremendous coach.While Blanton Collier was a different kind of in-dividual, both in their own ways have made anoutstanding contribution in coUege and pro foot-ball. The third is Coach Adolph Rupp. I havewatched his teams play year after year and it washis belief that you break the game down intosimple activities and that boys had to be in goodcondition to be able to run as hard in the last tenminutes as they did in the first ten. He believedthat since the name of the game was to be able toshoot, that his boys had to practice shooting theright way, and since a part of the gcmie was toughdefense, they had to play it nose to nose and ashard as they could make it. He also believed thatfew simple plays would be much better than a lot

of complicated plays. He, too, was a fine recruiterand a great motivator and the results produced bythese three men, all with different personalitiesand attitudes, had made a great contribution.Again, it was my great good fortune to know themwell and to see them operate and perform. Notall of our high school coaches could be this greatbut it seems to me that there are characteristicsand qualifications that we can point to in the de-velopment of our interscholastic athletics pro-grams and that the coach, his preparation and hisattitude can be what the public wants it to be

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I think one of the great things in this coun-try has been the fact that our young people havebeen participants. I would hke to see us haveeven more participants but under control, proper-ly funded and financed, and well coached. I thinkthe National Federation has faced a great chal-

lenge in this area and I challenge you as Federa-tion members, both here and back home, to helpmake interscholastic athletics truly a part of theeducational venture of this nation.

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