HiqhkhoolAniMe EDERATION KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEPTEMBER Past Present - Future

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1 HiqhkhoolAniMe EDERATION Past Present Future Member Of National Federation of State High School Associations Official Organ of the KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEPTEMBER 1 978

2 FOOTBALL DISTRICTS AND Ri:GiONS The Board of Control of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association set the football districts and regions for 1977 and 1978 as follows: District 1 CLASS A REGION I Ballard Memorial, Crittenden County, Fort Campbell, Fulton, Fulton County, Russellville District 2 Campbellsville, Caverna, Clinton County, Gamaliel, Hancock County, Metcalfe County, Tompkinsville' REGION II District 1 Berea, Harrodsburg, Kentucky School f/t Deaf, Madison, Mercer County, Paris Beth Haven, Eminence, Frankfort, Kentucky Country Day, Owen County, Trimble County REGION in District 1 Beechwood, Bellevue, Dayton, Ludlow Fairview, Maysville, Nicholas County, Raceland REGION rv District 1 Cumberland, Harlan, Lone Jack, Lynch, Lynn Camp, Pineville, Williamsburg District 2 Betsy Layne, Elkhorn City, FlemingNeon, Jenkins, MuUins, Paintsville, Phelps, Virgie, Wheelwright CLASS AA REGION I District 1 Caldwell County, Heath, Mayfield, Murray, Todd Central, Trigg County Adair County, Allen County, Butler County, Edmonson County, Glasgow, Green County, Hart County, Taylor County, Warren East REGION II District 1 Anderson, Bardstown, East Hardin, Fort Knox, LaRue County, North Bullitt, Washington County, West Hardin Bath County, Carroll County, Fleming County, Henry County, Lewis County, Rowan County. REGION III District 1 Boyle County, Casey County, Estill County, Garrard County, Russell County, Somerset, Wayne County Bell County, Corbin, Evarts, Middlesboro REGION IV District 1 Hazard, Johns Creek, M. C. Napier, Whitesburg East Carter, Louisa, Morgan County, Pikeville, Prestonsburg, West Carter CLASS AAA REGION I District I Lone Oak, Reidland, Union County, Webster County Barren County, FranklinSimpson, McLean County, Ohio County, Warren Central REGION II District 1 Breckinridge County, Elizabethtown, Grayson County, Meade County, Oldham County, Shelby County District 2 Bourbon County, Danville, Harrison County, Madison Central, Montgomery, County, Scott County, Woodford County REGION III District 1 Conner, Covington Catholic, Highlands, Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Newport Catholic Jessamine County, Knox Central, Lincoln County, Rockcastle County, Whitley County REGION IV District 1 Breathitt County, Clay County, James A. Cawood, Leslie County Belfry, Johnson Central, Russell CLASS AAAA JEFFERSON COUNTY District 1 Bishop David, Butler, Doss, Pleasure Ridge Park, Shawnee, Valley, Western District 2 Central, DeSales, Fairdale, Male, Moore, Southern, Stuart District 3 Atherton, Fern Creek, Iroquois, Jeffersontown, Manual, St. Xavier, Seneca District 4 Ballard, Durrett, Eastern,Thomas Jefferson, Trinity Waggener, Westport CLASS AAAASTATE REGION I District 1 Bowling Green, Christian County, Hopkinsville, MadisonvilleNorth Hopkins, Marshall County, Paducah Tilghman Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson County, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic REGION II District 1 Bullitt Central, Marion County, Nelson County, North Hardin Franklin County, George Rogers Clark, Laurel County REGION III District 1 Henry Clay, Lafayette Bryan Station, Tates Creek REGION IV District 1 Boone County, Campbell County, Dixie Heights, Holmes, Simon Kenton District 2 Boyd County, Greenup. County, Paul G. Blazer

3 The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association VOL. XLI SEPTEMBER, Per Year K.H.S.A.A. Board of Control Officers Barney Thweatt VicePresident Jack Burkich, Principal of Whitesburg High School, Whitesburg, was elected President of the Board of Control at the summer meeting of the directors, held on July 28, Barney Thweatt, Principal of Christian County High School, Hopkinsville, was named Board VicePresident. Jack M. Burkich graduated from FlemingNeon High School, Flemingsburg. He served twentyseven months in the U. S. Army Infantry during World War II. He taught at FlemingNeon High School during the school year. He is a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University (1949, with Masters Degree 1950) where he was selected to appear in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. He has served as a principal of Stuart Robinson High School (now Letcher High School), ; Bardstown High School, , since 1957 Principal of Whitesburg High School. At the present Mr. Burkich is serving as an Elder in the Whitesburg Presbyterian Church, President of I^teher County Teachers' Credit Union, and is Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Whitesburg Appalachian Regional Hospital. He is a past president (195556) of the Whitesburg Rotary Club and a past president of U. K. R. E. A. He is married to the former Ruby Hogg of Blackey, Kentucky, and they have two children, Michael and Jennifer. Barney Thweatt graduated from Brewers High School in He was a member of three State Tournament teams while in high school. The 1947 Brewers team was runnersup to Maysville High School, and the 1948 team won the State Championship with a 360 record. (The last team to go undefeated and win the State Tournament.) Brewers was coached by the late McCoy Tarry. Mr. Thweatt graduated from Murray State College in 1953 and was a member of the basketball team which was composed of Garrett Beshears, Howard Crittenden, and Charles "Doodle" Floyd. Barney Thweatt coached high school basketball in Farina, Illinois, Oldham County Kentucky, and Paducahtilghman. His 1963 Oldham County team went to the semifinals of the State Tournament before being eliminated by Seneca High School, the 1963 State Champion. He was named Coach of the Year in the 8th Region in His 1967 Paducah Tilghman team lost to Covington Catholic in the first round of the State Tournament and Covington Catholic lost to Earlington in the finals of the State Tournament by one point. He was named Coach of the Year in Region 1 in He served as President of the First Regional High School Basketball Coaches Association while at Paducah Tilgliman. In the fall of 1967, Mr. Thweatt was hired as Principal of North Marshall High School, and while there he served as President of the Western Kentucky Association of School Administrators, and President of the First Regional Ninth Grade Basketball Association. He was named Principal at Mayfield High School in 1970 and served three years before moving to Christian County High School. He is now serving as President of the Western Kentucky Football Conference, and is active in Kentucky Association of School Administrators and Kentucky Association of Secondary School Principals. MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING The Board of Control of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association met at Kenlake State Park, Aurora, Kentucky, on Friday morning, July 28, The meeting was called to order by President Ray Story, at 10:00 A.M. Present were Board members Denval Barriger, Zeb Blankenship, Jack Burkich, Norman Passmore, Joseph McPherson.Glendon Ravenscraft, Barney Thweatt; Commissioner Tom Mills and Assistant Commissioners Dianne Caines, Louis Stout and Billy V. Wise. Conley Manning was present representing the State Department of Education. The invocation was given by Glendon Ravenscraft. Glendon Ravenscraft moved, seconded by Norman Passmore, to accept the minutes of the last meeting as submitted. The motion passed unanimously. President Story welcomed newly elected Board members, Denzil J. Ramsey, Principal of Stuart High School, representing Regions 5 and 6; and J.D. Minnehan, Principal of Oldham County High School, representing Regions 7 and 8. The Board of Control held the election of officers for , Zeb Blankenship moved, seconded by Denval Barriger, that Jack BurKich and Barney Thweatt be elected President and VicePresident respectively. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Ray Story then thanked the members of the Board for their support and turned the chair over to Jack Burkich, the newly elected President. Commissioner Tom Mills presented the eligibility case of Ervin Lee Stepp, a student at Phelps High School. Ervin is ineligible under the provisions of By Law 6, Section 1, Transfer Rule. After reviewing all (Continued on Page Three)

4 ' \ '. '. BLOCKING Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, SEPTEMBER, 1978 VOL. XLINo. 2 year on it so that it's use is not limited to a single season unless the status of the official changes. Published monthly, except June and July, by the Kentucky Recommended uniforms are as follows: High School Athletic Association, Office of Publication, FnnthQll VilonV anri whitp ctrinph chirt Clono nr 560 E. Cooper Dr., P. o. Box 7502, Lexington, Ky ^ootdaiidiacic ana wnite stnpea snirt (long or, Second class postage paid at Lexington, Kentucky. short sleeves), black baseball Cap With white piping. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided white Knee pants, black belt, black StOckingS, black for in Section Act of October 3, 1917, authorized shoes and laces EdTtor'''^"''"''"''*' "^ "^ ^ ' TOM MILLS Basketball (Boys)black and white striped shirt Assistant Editor.'...'.'..'...'...'......JEAN BATSEL (short sleeves, long sleeves by special permission), Assistant Editor DiANNE H. CAiNES black trousers, black belt, black shoes and laces; Assistant Editor LOUIS STOUT Basketball (Girls)black and white striped shirt Assistant Editor BILLY V. WISE / i, * i i i t. i tl \ (short sleeves, long sleeves by special permission), Lexington. Kentucky ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ j^j^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ j^^^^. BOARD OF CONTROL Baseballnavy blue or black trousers, black ath President Jack Burkich ( ) whitesburg letic leather shoes (not football shoes), navy blue Xi'^'^''''^^ Barney Thweatt ( ) Hopkinsviiie coat Or jacket, navy blue shirt if working coatless, ^"^T\ H.Toi. fotit M H i'"',?^ f h'm ph'"^ white shrt if wearing coat or jacket, white shirt on Zeb Blankenship ( ), Nicholasville; Joseph McPher, c,, j j ^.u ' son ( ), Louisviiife; J. D. Minnehan ( ), bases if all Umpires are dressed the same, umpires LaGrange; Norman Passmore ( ), Lexington, D. J. navy cap (no players Caps), indicator and mask of Ramsey ( ), ; Giendon Ravenscraft (1975 choice, inner protector Or inflated protector (inflate l^prllenhuvf"^' ^ ""'' ^'""'"^' ^"'*' '^'P'' ^ Education ^ ^ officiaf desires to purchase), black belt, black shoe laces, black tie with white shirt. ^:/^om /Ae (Oom/neiMO/ie/' i j^'ce FIT IVI's The films listed below are in the Film Library of Basketball Clinics the University of Kentucky College of Education. The The required rules meetings for basket ''^^^ '^"^"^ 'e.i, s, c a" refer to elementary, junior ball officials and head coaches will be conducted by ^^^^ semor high, col ege and adult audiences xvho *he par icular Assistant Commissioner Billy V. Wise. Other memfdm isted. The rental prices 'P^y bers of ^T^ the coaching staff, scorers and shown do not apply to schools which use one of the timers are urged to attend. The dates, times and sites for the ^^^'"^ subscription service plans offered by the Bureau of AudioVisual Material. meetings (Phone ). are as follows: October 3, Bell County High School, PinevUle, Football 7:00 P.M. BALL HANDLING IN FOOTBALL, jsca, 1 reel October 4, Hazard High School, Hazard, 7:00 P.M. $2.00. October 5, Prestonsburg High School, Prestons Fundamentals of ball handlmg are stressed; stance, burg, 7:00 P.M. grip' "feel" of the ball, fingertip control adjustments October 9, Morehead State University, Morehead, before throwing or kicking, receiving passes from 7"00PM center or from a back, catching passes and punts, October 10, Community College, Ashland, 7:00P.M. ways of carrying a ball, and changing from one hand October 11. Mason County Hi^ School, MaysvUle, to another. Game shots are presented, using slow 7:00 P.M. motion and stop action techniques, and superimposed October 12,' Holmes High School, Covington, e ^" ^^' "i ^141^11^^ P""'^ipl^s. 7:00 P.M. IN FOOTBALL, jsc, 1 reel, $2.00. October 16', Apollo High School, Owensboro, Fundamentals of good blocking are taught in this 7:00 P.M. film; position, speed, drive followthrough, timing October 17,' Paducah TUghman High School, Pa and body control. Describes shoulder and body ducah 700 PM blocks, demonstrating several varieties of these. Im October "is', Murray State Univeristy, Murray, portance of good physical condition, practice, and 700 P M experience are emphasized. Special photography used October 19,' HopkinsvUle High School, Hopkins to illustrate different points. vule 7:00 PM. GOAL TO GOAL, 28 min.; color, $115.00; black October 23, Bowling Green High School, Bowling & white, $ Green, 7:00 P.M. This film provides a dramatic visual approach to October 24, Elizabethtown High School, Elizabeth a better understanding of the rules of football for town 7:00 P.M. players, coaches, officials and spectators. Special at October 25, Stouffer's Inn,, 7:00 P.M. tention is given to the passing and kicking games as October 26, Henry Clay Higli School, Lexington T"t^' '" *^" ''''%' *! ^' ^^ooyxxi^ re.' J' fe' ^.viiigiuii, ' stnctions, '"i" 700PM snapping infractions, the neutral zone, legal and illegal shift and motion. Attention Officials! PRECISION FOOTBALL is a 16 mm, 28 minute. The attention of all registered K.H.S.A.A. football, sound, color (or black and white) film, basketball, wrestling and baseball officials is called This film provides a new dimension to the underto ByLaw 28, Section 9, which provides that the standing of the rules. It is designed for coaches, official shall be supplied with an emblem which he officials, players and fans, and promotes emphasis in shall wear on his sliirt sleeve. The emblem is to be the following areas: scrimmage violations, pass interworn on the left shoulder shirt sleeve approximately ference, encroachment, free kicks, false starts, live one and onehalf inches below the shoulder seam. and dead ball fouls, butt clocking, face tacking, clip The rectangular emblems are of these colors; green ping, batting the ball, running plays and pass situatfor the "registered" official, red for the "approved" ions. This new motion picture will be an asset to any and blue for the "certified". It does not have the sports information library.

5 . THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Page Three POINT OF CONTACTBLOCKING AND TACK LING TECHNIQUES, 17 min., color, 17 min., color, 16mm. This picture was produced by the National Federation of State High School Associations to explain the rules relating to buttblocking and facetackling. The film uses all modern motion picture techniques including graphics, stop action and slow motion to explain the reason footoall rules committees are concerned with the techniques of buttblocking and facetackling. TACKLING IN FOOTBALL, jsca, 1 reel $2.00. Tackling properly is shown as the result of application of certam fundamentals: good physical condition, speed, body placement, drive, sure grip, timing, and body control. Shoulder and cross body tackles are demonstrated in various ways, with special instruction for safety and means of reducing shock. NATIONAL FEDERATION Past Present Future (Cover) The new logo and trademark of the National Federation is actually a blending of the old logo with a new one, which is symbolic of the philosophy with which the National Federation addresses the future. That which made the National Federation grow from an association of four states in 1920 to an association of 50 states today has not been forgotten as the National Federation expanded its services for the interscholastic programs of the 20,00D schools those associations represent. National Federation services have been and will continue to be based on the belief that strong state and national high school organizations are necessary to protect the integrity of interscholastic programs ana to promote healthy growth of those programs. BOARD MINUTES (Continued from Page One) of the correspondence in the case, Denval Barriger moved, seconded by Norman Passmore, that the By Law not be waived. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Mills presented the eligibility case of Melodee Meade, McDowell High School, to the Board. After reviewing the correspondence and a lengthy discussion, Zeb Blankenship moved, seconded by Barney Thweatt, that ByLaw 6, Section 1, Transfer Rule, not be waived. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Mills presented a request from Prin. Irvine K. Rice, Male Traditional High School that ByLaw 6, Section 1, Transfer Rule, be waived in favor of those students who were on the entrance waiting list prior to the school year but were not adinitted because of lack of space. After considering the information contained in the letter, Mr. Joe McPherson moved, seconded by Denval Barriger, that ByLaw 6, Section 1, Transfer Rule, be waived in favor of those students who had applied for admission to Male Traditional High School prior to the opening of the school year but were not admitted because of lack space. The motion passed by a vote of 71 Ray Story and Norman Passmore, Delegate and Alternate to the National Federation Meeting at Salt Lake City, Utah, gave reports of the meeting held there on July 27, Commissioner Mills presented to the Board copies of the material completed for the auditor and also copies of the budget report. He asked the Board to study the material and after discussion, Norman Passmore moved, seconded by Denval Barriger, that the audit report be accepted. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Mills discussed the proposed budget report in detail with the Board. Zeb Blankenship moved, seconded by Joseph McPherson, that the proposed budget be accepted. The motion carried unanimously. President Burkich appointed the following committees: Basketball Committee Chairman Denval Barriger, Vice Chairman Jack Burkich, Norman Passmore, Glendon Ravenscraft, J. D. Minnehan. Football Committee Chairman Jack Burkich, Vice Chairman Joseph McPherson, Cfenval Barriger, Norman Passmore, Region 15 and 16 Representative. Sports Committee Chairman Glendon Ravenscraft, Vice Chairman Barney Thweatt, Joseph McPherson, D.J. Ramsey, Region 15 and 16 Representative. Trophy Committee Chairman Norman Passmore, Mce Chairman Zeb Blankenship, Dianne Caines, Billy Wise. Staff CommitteeChairman Glendon Ravenscraft, Vice Chairman Denval Barriger, Zeb Blankenship, Jack Burkich, Norman Passmore. Retirement CommitteeChairman Barney Thweatt, Vice Chairman D.J. Ramsey, Zeb Blankenship, Region 15 and 16 Representative, J.D. Minnehan. East Eligibility Committee Chairman Zeb Blankenship, Vice Chairman Norman Passmore, Glendon Ravenscraft, Jack Burkich, Region 15 and 16 Representative. West Eligibility CommitteeChairman Joseph Mc Pherson, Vic«Chairman Denval Barriger, J.D. Minnehan, D. J. Ramsey, Barney Thweatt. Mr. Burkich asked that the following Committees meet during the time between the morning and afternoon sessions of the Board meeting; Trophy Committee, Sports Committee and Retirement Committee. Mr. Mills discussed the need for an election to replace Mr. Paul Trimble on the Board of Control. Mr. Trimble resigned his position as principal of Paintsville High Scnool, thereby creating a vacancy on the Board. Barney Thweatt moved, seconded by Norman Passmore, that Mr. Trimble's resignation be accepted and that the Commissioner be directed to conduct an election to fill the vacancy under the provisions of Article IV of the K.H.S. A. A. Constitution. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Mills gave a report on the 1978 Boys' Basketball Tournament in Lexington. He asked Mr. Wise to present the seating arrangement to the Board and asked for discussion on the price of tickets for the tournament. After a lengthy discussion Glendon Ravenscraft moved, seconded by Denzil Ramsey, that the tickets be priced at $5.00 and $4.00. The motion carried unanimously. The Board then discussed the price of the Girls' Basketball Tournament tickets. Following the recommendation of Mr. Mills, Barney Thweatt moved, seconded by Norman Passmore, that the price of tickets for the Girls! State Basketball Tournament for 1979 be $5.00 and $4.00. The motion carried unanimously. The Commissioner was instructed to forward an expense check'to each of the participating schools prior to the itournament and in the same amount as that presented for the boys' tournament. Assistant Commissioner Billy Wise requested that (Continued on Page Four)

6 Page Four THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 BOARD MINUTES (Continued from Page Three) the Board consider filming the final games of both the girls' and boys' State Basketball Tournaments. Barney Thweatt moved, seconded by J. D. Minnehan, that the final game of the girls' and boys' State Basketball Tournament be put on film. The motion carried unanimously. The regular meeting adjourned at this time for lunch and for the specified committees to meet. The Board of Control Meeting reconvened at 2: 15. The Trophy Committee recommended that the Riherd's Sport Shop trophy bid for the school year be accepted with the exception of the track trophies and that the Finn Trophy Company be awarded the contract for those. Norman Passmore made the motion, seconded bv Barney Thweatt, that the recommendations of the Trophy Committee be accepted. The motion carried unanimously. The Retirement Committee recommended that the amount of the retirement benefits to Theo A. Sanford and Mrs. J. B. Mansfield be increased by 7%. Barney Thweatt moved, seconded by Denval Barriger, that the recommendation be accepted. The motion carried unanimously. Upon the recommendation of the Sports Committee the motion was made by Denzil Ramsey, seconded by Zeb Blankenship, that the Cross Country distance in the State Meet be changed to 5,000 meters for the boys and 3,000 meters for the girls. Themotion passed unanimously. Denval Barriger moved, seconded by Barney Thweatt, that the site for the 1978 State Crosscountry Meet be held at Lexington Horse Park with the recommendation that Elizabethtown be made the site for The motion carried unanimously. The Board discussed the results of a recent survey taken among those schools participating in Soccer to determine if the K.H.S.A.A. should sponsor a state tournament. The survey indicated that 16 schools prefer the tournament be conducted in the fall and 14 schools prefer that it be conducted in the spring. Mr. Mills was instructed to inform the schools of the results and request that they make a recommendation to the Board for consideration. After a lengthy discussion on recommended changes in track, Jospeh McPherson moved, seconded by Zeb Hankenship, that the 60 Yard Hurdles be changed to 300 meters in girls track and that the 180 Yard Low Hurdles be changed to 300 meters for the boys. The motion carried unanimously. It was recommended that Mr. Mills conduct a survey of the member track schools to determine their views on reclassification in track and the permitting of runnerups from each region going to the State Meet. Mr. Mills presented to the Board the information he had received from the National Federation Insurance Fund and recormiended that this plan be adopted by the Association. Norman Passmore moved, seconded by Zeb Blankenship, that the plan of the National Federation Insurance Fund be accepted. The motion carried unanimously. Assistant Commissioner Wise gave a report on the meeting of the Assigning Secretaries, in both football and basketball. Following the presentation and a discussion on the requested raise in gas mileage allowance, Barney Thweatt moved, seconded by Joseph McPherson, that the fifty (50) mile minimumbe continued but the gas allowance be raised from 10c to 15c per mile for football, basketball and baseball officials. The motion carried unanimously. After a recommendation by Mr. Wise, Joseph Mc Pherson moved, seconded by Denval Barriger, that four officials be used in the regional basketball tournaments (instead of 8). The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Wise explained that the Assigning Secretaries had requested the Board consider raising the fee for basketball officials. After discussing the request, Zeb Blankenship moved, seconded by Glendon Ravenscraft, that the fee for basketball officials not be increased during the school year. The motion carried unanimously. No action was taken on the recommendations of the Assigning Secretaries to increase the expense allowance for all necessary travel in reoonai tournaments to each official or that Part II of the National Federation test for the higher ratings be an open book test. Mr. Burkich instructed the chairmen of each committee to study the recommendations of the Big'8 Conference as previously presented and report any recommendation back to the Board for consideration. The next meeting of the Board of Control was scheduled for October 7, 1 978, at the K.H.S.A.A. Building, Lexington, at 10:00 A.M. Zeb Blankenship moved, seconded by Glen Ravenscraft, that all bills of the Association for the period beginning April 1, 1978, and ending June 30, 1978, be allowed. The motion was carried unanimously. Denval Barriger moved, seconded by Zeb Blankenship, that the meeting be adjourned. The motion carried unanimously. K. H. S. A. A. FOOTBALL SCHOOLS School Adair County Allen Co.Scottsville Anderson County Apollo Atherton Ballard Ballard Memorial Bardstown Barren County Bath County Beechwood Belfry Bell County Bellevue Berea Community Beth Haven Chris. Betsy Layne Bishop David Boone County Bourbon County Bowling Green Boyd County Boyle County Breathitt County Breckinridge County Bryan Station Bullitt Central Butler Butler County Caldwell County Calloway County Campbell County Campbellsville Carroll County Casey County Caverna Central Christian County Clay County Address Columbia Scottsville Lawrenceburg Owensboro Barlow Bardstown Glasgow Owingsville Ft. Mitchell Belfry Pineville Bellevue Berea Valley Station Betsy Layne Florence Paris Bowling Green Ashland Danville Jackson Harned Lexington Shepherdsville Morgantown Princeton Murray Alexandria Campbellsville Carrollton Liberty Horse Cave Hopkinsville Manchester Coach Nelson Moore Bob Driver Richard Hagy Fred Hamburg Dan Goble Bob Redman Ben Sydboten Garnis Martin Jerry Eubank Gary Ramey Bernie Barre Richard Roddy Gary Hall George Adams Harold Borders Joe Bailey Jimmie R. Cecil Denny Nash Owen Hauck Jack Massie Wilson Sears Greg Gregory Ed Rail Dudley Hilton Oscar Gardner Terry Clark Mike Manley Joe Hood Robert Green Al Giordano Stan Outland Don Shelton John Miller C. McConnaughhay Mike Finney David Borders Clint Lovely Fred Clayton Terry Wilson

7 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Page Five Clinton County Conner Corbin Covington Catholic Crittenden County Cumberland Danville Daviess County Dayton DeSales Dixie Heights Doss DuPont Manual Durrett East Carter Co. East Hardin Eastern Edmonson County Elizabethtown Elkhorn City Eminence Estill County Evangel Evarts Fairdale Fairview Fern Creek Fleming County FlemingNeon Fort Campbell Fort Knox Frankfort Franklin County FranklinSimpson Fulton Fulton County Gamaliel Garrard Countv George Rogers Clark Glasgow Grayson County Green County Greenup County Hancock County Harlan Harrison County Harrodsburg Hart County Hazard Heath Henderson County Henry Clay Henry County Highlands Holmes Hopkinsville Iroquois James A. Cawood Jeffersontown Jenkins Jessamine County Jesse Stuart Johns Creek Johnson Central Ky. Country Day Ky. School f/t Deaf Knott Co. Central Knox Central Lafayette LaRue County Laurel County Lavirence County Leslie County Lewis County Lincoln County Lloyd Memorial Lone Jack High Sc. Lone Oak Ludlow Lynch Lynn Camp McLean County M. C. Napier Madison Madison Central Mad.N. Hopkins Male Marion C. Moore Marion County Marshall County Mason County Mayfield Albany Hebron Corbin Covington Marion Cumberland Danville Owensboro Dayton Ft. Mitchell Grayson Glendale Middletown Brownsville Elizabethtown Elkhorn City Eminence Irvine Evarts Fairdale Ashland I,ouisville Flemingsburg Fleming Ft. Campbell Ft. Knox Frankfort Frankfort Franklin Fulton Hickman Gamaliel Lancaster Winchester Glasgow Leitchfield Greensburg Greenup Lewisport Harlan Cynthiana Harrodsburg Munfordville Hazard West Paducah Henderson Lexington New Castle Ft. Thomas Covington Hopkinsville Harlan Jefferstontown Jenkins Nicholasville Valley Station Pikeville Paintsville Danville Hindman Barbourville Lexington Hodgenville London Louisa Hyden Vanceburg Stanford Erlanger Four Mile Paducah Ludlow Lynch Corbin Calhoun Hazard Richmond Richmond Madisonville Lebanon Benton Maysville Mayfield Brian Thompson Bob Young Archie Powers Lynn Ray Ken Bargo Gene Sherman Stelle Harmon Gary Keller Fred Mariani Ron Madrick Robert Burnett David Peak Buddy Pfaadt Tom Eddleman Gary McDowell Mike Lewis John R. Young David Oney Ron Myers Jack Hall Morris Davenport Hoover Niece Charles Hunter Doug Semenick Paul Reliford Wally Oyler Theodore Purcell Roland White Marshall Patterson Joe J aggers Ray Webb Gary Dearborn James Mathews Gwin Wood Stan Watts Kelly Page Sammy Burke Don Danko Charles Gupton Vic Clark Kent McCubbin John Younce Jerry Griffin Rick McCrary Bob Jenkins Alvis Johnson Roy M. Petett Colin Cox Jack Haskins Mojo Hollowell Robert Bell H. J. Reynolds Bill Herrmann Edward Jackson Dan Sundberg Joe Cambell Jim Jordan John W. Brown Frank Conyers Jim Grant Tim Adams Ed VanHoose Frank Lambert Don Belcher Ronnie Halcolm John Dixon Jim Poynter Phil Eason Charlie Bell Robert Howard Floyd Hines Bill Robinson Bill Ed Leedy Jim Dougherty Bruce Hendrickson P'red Gibson Jack Reese Mac Ouarles David Mitchel Bill Shelton Bill Dixon Monty Joe Lovell Ed Miracle Steve Twedell Norb Hummel Russ Gibson Lewis Cook Larry Krouse Steve Butcher Jack Morris Maysville Meade County Mercer County Metcalfe County Middlesboro Millershurg M. 1. Montgomery Co. Moore Mullins Murray Morgan County Nelson County Newport Newport Catholic Nicholas County North Bullitt North Hardin Ohio County Oldham County Owen County Owensboro Owensboro Cath. Paducah Tilghman Paintsville Paris Paul G. Blazer Pikeville Pineville Pleasure Ridge Park Prestonsburg Phelps Raceland Reidland Rockcastle Co. Rowan County Russell Russell County Russellville St. Xavier Scott Scott County Seneca Shawnee Shelby County Simon Kenton Somerset Southern Shawnee Tates Creek Taylor County Todd Co. Central Thomas Jefferson Tompkinsville Trigg County Trimble County Trinity Union County Valley Virgie Waggener Warren Central Warren East Washington Co. Wayne County Webster County West Carter West Hardin Western Westport Road Whitesburg Whitley County Williamsburg Wheelwright Woodford County Maysville Brandenburg Harrodsburg Edmonton Middlesboro Millersburg Mt. Sterling Pikeville Murray West Liberty Bardstown Newport Newport Carlisle Shepherdsville Radcliff Hartford Buckner Owenton Owensboro Owensboro Paducah Paintsville Paris Ashland Pikeville Pineville Pleasure Ridge Pk. Prestonsburg Phelps Raceland Paducah Mt. Vernon Morehead Flatwoods Russell Springs Russellville Taylor Mill Georgetown Shelbyville Independence Somerset Lexington Campbellsville Elkton Tompkinsville Cadiz Redford Morganfield Valley Station Virgie Bowling Green Bowling Green Springfield Monticello Dixon Olive Hill Stephensburg Shively Whitesburg Williamsburg Williamsburg Wheelwright Versailles Coaches Day Is October 6 Bill Pooks Jim DeVries Larry French Doug Clemmons Tom Stapleton Gary Barr Pat Dale Ted Leasor Jon Renigar John Hina Bruce Herdman Joe Medley Mike Murphy Bob Schneider Ben Pumphrey Everett Baker Bill Jenkins Frank Parker Jim Kennedy Rf)y Cochran Don Netoskie Bill Cox Dan Haley Walter Brugh Homer Goins Mike Holtzapfel Hillard Howard Teddy Taylor Bob Holman Philip Haywood David M. McCoy Roger Snyder Anthony Burkeen Larry Woods Ken Howard Ivan McGlone Ron Finley Kenny Barrett Michael Stewart Dave Browning Jack Eicher Mike Egan Eugene Johnson Tom Becherer Bill Gaines John Cain Henderson Wilson Eugene Johnson Roy Walton Harry Reif Robert Jones Donald Hugh Pope Larry Moore Danny Maxberry Jim Hurst Dennis Lampley Dick McDonald Edward Crum Ronald Curry Andy Anderson Dale Lindsey Jim Ross Jim Reed Mike Sims Walter Hawkins Randy Shepard Bernard Decker, Jr. Donald Williams Tom Cheaney James Gose Sam Schafer Bob Rose Don Daniels Phil Owen National Coaches Day is Friday, October 6, and all schools are urged to plan something special that week or that day for all the coaches in the school system. A good means of issuing a public thanks for these professionals in the business oi educating high school students through interscholastic athletics would be a special halftime program in their honor if your school has a football game that week. Or at any other interschool contest that week. Extend the honors to coaches in all activities, not just fall sports. The National Federation of State High School Associations and the Kentucky High School Athletic As.soci3tion lists two reasons for the nationwide drive to honor the coaches (1) Public thanks to the coaches and (2) motivation of all high school coaches to do the tjest job they possibly can.

8 ,, Page Six THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 FORT KNOX HIGH SCHOOL Fencing Team Champion (Left to Right) Front Row: Louise Crosby, Regina Williams. Second Row: Chris Lane, Mason Kington, David Gamett, Regan Van Pietersom, John Dunley, Byron Joms. State Fencing Championship Results Fort Knox High School placed first in the team's finish of the Boys' State Fencing Championship with Seneca High School placing first in the Girls' Champship. Following are the results: BOYS' DIVISION Team ScoresFt. Knox 33, Eastern 14, Seneca 1 1 Atherton 5, Ballard 2. FoiI1, Scott Rutherford, Eastern, 2, John Dunley Fort Knox, 3, Byron Jorns, Fort Knox, Epee, 1, Rutherford, 2, Dunley, 3, John Grady, Ballard, Sabre 1, Dunley, 2, Peter Naake, Seneca, 3, Ken Aizawa, Seneca. GIRLS' DIVISION Team Scores Seneca 17, Sacred Heart 10, Fort Knox 7, Brown School 6, Oneida Baptist 5. Foil 1, Elizabeth Long, Sacred Heart, 2, Laura Scott, Seneca, 3, Natalia Pinto, Seneca. Fencing Individual Winners (Left to Right) Elizabeth Long, Sacred Heart, girls' winner. Scott Rutherford, Eastern, boys' winner CROSS COUNTRY REGIONS The regional sites, managers and teams assigned to each are listed below. Each school listed will receive from the regional manager an information sheet and entry blank prior to the meet. GIRLS' CLASS A West Hardin Region (Coach Bobby Williams, West Hardin H.S.)Barastown, Central City, Edmonson County, Kentucky Country Day, LaRue County, Metcalfe (bounty, Muhlenberg Central, North Bullitt, Portland Christian, Tompkinsville, University Heights. Trigg County Region (Coach Jim Wallace, Trigg Co. H.S.)Fulton, Ft. Campbell, Providence, Trigg County, St. Mary, Webster County. Lexington Region (Coach Paul Rhorer, Bryan Station H.Sj Corbin, Garrard County, Harrodsburg, Lexington Catholic, Model, Nicholas County, Owen County, Somerset, Spencer County, Russell County. Harrison County Region (Coach Joe Judy, Harrison Co. H.S.)"Hazard, Hazel Green, Lee County, Mason County, Magoffin County, Menifee County, Paintsville, Phelps, University Breckinridge, Virgie. Covington Region (Coach Jack Kaelin, Covington Catholic H.S.)Bellevue, Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Scott, Silver Grove, Simon Kenton, WaltonVerona. GIRLS' CLASS AA Daviess County Region (Coach Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. H.S.)~Apollo, Daviess County, Fienderson County, Owensboro. Trigg County Region (Coach Jim Wallace, Trigg Co. H.H.)Calloway County, Christian County, Hodkinsville, Marshall County, Paducah Tilgliman, Union County. Taylor County Region (Garnett Parker, Taylor Co. H.S.)Adair County, Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, Marion County, Nelson County, North Hardin, Oldham County, Taylor County. Covington Region (Coach Jack Kaehn, Covington Catholic H.S.) Boone County, DLxie Heights, Harrison County, Highlands, Holmes, Lloyd Memorial, Newport. Lexington Region (Coach Paul Rhorer, Bryan Station H.S.)Bourbon County, Bryan Station, Estill County, Franklin County, Henry Clay, Jessamine County, Lafayette, Tates Creek, Woodford County. Johnson Central Region (Coach Larry Sturgill, Johnson Central H.S.)Boyd County, Clark County, East Carter, Johnson Central, Montgomery County, Wolfe County. Pulaski County Region (Coach Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. H.S.)Boyle County, Danville, Knox Central, Lincoln County, Madison Central, Pulaski County, Whitley County. GIRLS' CLASS AAA Central Region (Coach Earl Henderson, Central H.S.)Ahrens, Butler, Central, dupont, Manual, Male, Shawnee. Stuart Region (Coach Wayne Burke, Stuart H.S.) Doss, Fairdale, Iroquois, Ninth & 0, Pleasure Ridge Park, Valley, Western. St. Xavier Region (Bro. Borgia, St. Xavier H.S.) Atherton, EUrrett, Moore, Sacred Heart, Southern, Thomas Jefferson. Westport Region (Coach Bob Thompson, Westport H.S.)Ballard, Jeffersontown, Waggener. BOYS' CLASS A Trigg County Region (Coach Jim Wallace, Trigg Co. H.S.)Crittenden County, Ft. Campbell, Fulton, Providence, St. Mary, South Hopkins, Trigg County, Webster County. Daviess County Region (Coach Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. H.S.) Bremen, Central City, Drakesboro, Frederick Fraize, Graliam, Greenville, Hancock County, Hughes Kirk, Muhlenberg Central, University Heights. West Hardin Region (Coach Bobby Williams, West Hardin H.S.) Bardstovm, Barren County, Campbellsville,Caverna, Edmonson County, Green County, Kentucky Country Day, LaRue County, Metcalfe County, North Bullitt, Portland Christian, Tompkinsville, West Hardin. Covington Region (Coach Jack Kaelin, Covington Catholic H.S.)Beechwood, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Covington Latin, Dayton', Gallatin County, Holy Cross, Ludlow, Newport Catholic, Notre Dame, St.

9 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Page Seven Henry, Scott, Silver Grove, Simon Kenton, Walton Verona, WUliamstown. Lexington Region (Coach Paul Rhorer, Bryan Station H.S.)Corbin, Carroll County, Frankfort, Garrard Co., Lexington Catholic, Millersburg Military Institute, Model, Oneida Institute, Somerset, Spencer County. Mason County Region (Coach Kenneth Ashby, Mason County H.S.) Grant County, Mason County, Maysville, Nicholas County, Owen County, Tollesboro. Harrison County Region (Coach Joe Judy, Harrison Co. H.S.) Hazard, Hazel Green, Lee County, Menifee County, Rowan County, West Carter. Johnson Central Region (Coach Larry Sturgill, Johnson Central H.S.) Jenkins, Magoffin County, Paintsville, Phelps, Riverside Christian, Sheldon Clark, Virgie, Wolfe County. BOYS' CLASS AA Trigg County Region (Coach Jim Wallace, Trigg Co. H.S.) Christian County, Hopkinsville, Marshall County, Mayfield, Paducah Tilglrman, Union County. Daviess County Region (Coach Tony Rowe, Daviess Co. H.S.) Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson County, Ohio County, Owensboro. Elizabethtown Region (Coach Royce Speck, ElizabethtownH.S.) Bowling Green, East Hardin, Elizabethtown, Grayson County, Meade County, Nelson County, North Hardin. Taylor County Region (Garnett Parker, Taylor Co. H.S.)Adair County, Marion County, Oldham County, Shelby County, Taylor County. Covington Region (Coach Jack Kaelin, Covington Catholic H.S.)Boone County, Campbell County, Covington Cathohc, Dixie Heists, Highland, Holmes Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Pendleton County, Simon Kenton. Harrison County Region (Coach Joe Judy, Harrison Co. H.S.)Batn County, Bourbon County, George R. Clark, Harrison County, Montgomery County, Scott County. Lexington Region (Coach Paul Rhorer, Bryan Station H.S.)Bryan Station, Frankhn County, Henry Clay, Jessamine County, Lafayette, Tates Creek, Woodford County. Pulaski County Region (Coach Gordon Bocock, Pulaski Co. H.S.) Boyle County, DanvUle, Knox Central, Lincoln County, Madison Central, Pulaski County, Whitely County. Johnson Central Region (Coach Larry Sturgill, Johnson Central H.S.) Boyd County, East Carter, Johnson Central, Paul Blazer, Russell. BOYS' CLASS AAA Central Region (Coach Earl Henderson, Central H.S.) Ahrens, Butler, Central, dupont Manual, Evangel, Male, Shawnee. Stuart Region (Coach Wayne Burke, Stuart H.S.) Bishop David, Doss, Fairdale, Iroquois, Ninth & 0, Pleasure Ridge Park, Stuart, Valley, Western. St. Xavier Region (Bro. Borgia, St. Xavier H.S.) Atherton, Durrett, Moore, St. Xavier, Southern, Thomas Jefferson. Westport Region (Coach Bob Thompson^ Westport H.S.)Ballard, Eastern, Fern Creek, Jeffersontown, Trinity, Waggener, Westport. RATINGS ON BASKETBALL OFFICIALS The following ratings were received on basketball officials registered with the K. H. S. A. A. during : REGION 1 McGinty, L. V. Jr. 94; Poe, Buddy93; Green, Don90; Wilferd, Shirley89; Jackson, Dennis88; Perry, James 84; Brown, Lyman 84; Miller, Harold 83; Mills, Dwight83; Harper, James82; Gibson, Fred81 ; Cash, Charles79;Higdon,Sam79;Finley, Howard79;Purcell,Ken78;Geurin,Joe77; Wright. A. D. 74; Featherstone, Jerry 74; Baker, Doug 71; Guthrie,Gilliam 70; Henson, Don 70; Morris, Bobby 70; Latham, Bill69; Knight, Tommy69; Gilliam, Steve69; Hook, Don68; Blythe, John68; Murt. Gene 68; Jones, Robert 68; Brandon, Jerome 68; Tyler, Kenneth67; Keeling, Reuben 66; Stokes, Cubb 65; Spahr, David 65; Paitsel, Jim 65; Saviors. Carlee 65; Overby, Jerry64; Anderson, Mike 63; Allen, Thompson 62; Malcolm Wilson 62; Carter, Mike61 ; Henson, Tony 60; Stovall, Gary58; Crittenden, David52; Peeples, David^4; McNeill, Barney 40; Sims, Roy 35; Vincent, Gary 32; REGION II Moser, Rudy 95; Beshears, Jim93; Browning, Wayne91; Cox, Rufus90; Littlepage, Pryce90; Lile, Clyde89; Long, James89; Holt, Robert88; Ward, Robert88; Cates, Billy87; Crouse, James 87; Goldey, William87; Colley, Lynn86; East, William85; Knauer. Gleii85: Davis, Jay84; Stone, Sidney84; Peden, Harlan 83; Bernardini, Bruno Si; Burton, Bill81; Crick, Dwaine80; Mathews, Arthur80; Boisture, Roy 80; Bugg, James80; Eddings, Wendell80;Wooton, Danny ^0; Holt, Ronald 79; Ringstaff, Rov79; Moore. Dean79; Brooks, Carl78; Browder, Homer78; Crawford, Neal78; Holmes, Eddie78; Norment, William78; Francis, Wilham77; Mitchell, Curtis77; Vauglm, Ron 77; Griffith, Mike76; Stone, Kenneth76; Johnson, Frank76; Pandolfi, Thomas 76; Thompson, David 75; Parrent, Kenny75; Kluepfel, Joe 73; Hughes, Roy 72; Cambron, John 72; Woodring, Marita 71; Woodring, Larry 70; Dossett, Mac59; Menser, Scott 50; Jennings, Jeff48; Ruark, Mark37; REGION III Montgomery, Chester92.6; Hill, James91.6; Barnes, Barrv90.9; Harper, Robie90.0; Everly, Phyllis 89.5; Wilson, Kenneth87.1 ; Fox, Joanna 87.0; Dillihay, Ralph86.4; Divine, Wayne84.9; Fades, Mark84.5; Howard, Dwight; 84.4; Harrison, Tim83.9; Estes, Water83.2; Stovall, Tom82.4; Thomson, Cecil82.3; Day, Jack80.6; Jackson, Ed 79.9; Jones, Ken 79.9; Anderson, Edward 75.4; Cessna, Clayborn74.0; Stokes, Tom73.8; Evans, Lewis73.7; Grant, Neil73.4; Nash, Rick73.2; Thomas, Dueward72.6; Greathouse, Frank71.1; Stein, Ken70.0; Barnes, Conard 70.0; L'oppage, Hugh69.7; Etienne, Don69.3; Read, Ray68.0; Askins, Ray66.6; Taylor, Terrell65.0; Wahl, Katherine65.0; Morris, Larry 65.0; Brown, Allen6 1.0; Barnes, Roger60.4; Tandy, Samuel59.0; Forsythe, N. R.55.0; Pendley, Jimmy46.0; Ramsey, Mike38.0; REGION IV Gorrell, Howard97; McCarley, John 96; Sears, Wilson96; Jennings, James H.89; Long, Bill89; Murrell, Allen L.89; Stevenson, Mike G.89;Meadors, William 88; Webster, Norman E.87; Long, Steve86; Sams, Glenn86; Phillips, Harold85; Cobb, Mike 84; Burkeen, Phil C.83; Curry, Randall82; Hamm, Gerald82; Miller, Richard T.81; Rogers, Ralph D.80; Vance, Hunter, Jr. 80; Lamastus, Randall79;Studle,Ron 79; Appling, James 78; Pogue, Ivan Gordon78; Troxall, Keith 77; Raymer, Don L.76;Ward, Larry 76; Brown, Rickie F.

10 , ; Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, ; Brown, Michael R.73; Percell, Danny71; Mc Pherson, Lanny P. 69; Proffitt, Carlie M.67; Anderson, Ralph^S; Brantley, Delmar L. 65; WilHams, James A. 64; Harrington, Tim 62; Hamm, Ritchie 61 ; Skees, James A. 60; Smith, Bruce S. 54; Molloy G. Patrick 50; Burchett, Wendell48; REGION V Gilbert, Jerry 96. 5; Wilson, Paul 96.3; Spencer, Irv96.1; Stikeleather, Clyde96.0; Goode, Earl 95.7; Williams, Bobby 95.5; Durbin, Hade95.1; Hawkins, Don 95.0; Bone, Gerald 94.6; Cross, Roger94.5; Frazier, Mac94.5; Skaggs, Bobby94.4; Winfrey, Shelby94.2; Skaggs, Biri94.0; Vinson, Ray94.0; Morse, Richard93.2: Gardner, Gary 93.1; Houice, Jackie 93.1 ; Downs, Joe 92. 8; Myers,' Ron92.7; Baker, James92.6; Rice, Willard92.5; Cravens, Robert, Jr. 91.7; Gupton, Lawrence 91.6; Whitehead, Christopher91.6; Dill, Roger91.5; Lamar, Huston 91.3; Bartley, Joseph 91.0; Mudd, Denise90.0; Wade, Sharon89.7; Whitley, Kim89.7; Kerr, Richard86.2; Spalding, Randall86.0; Pack, Judy 84.3; Bohanon, Alan 84.0; Edwards, Wayne 83.9; Vincent, Jack83.7; Embry, John83.2; Hilton, Billy83.2; Strain, Richard83.2; Shaw,.Don83.0; Crume, Jane81.8; Allen, Tommy81.3; Shultz, Frank81.2; Meredith, Erick80.3; Reed, Tommy 79.8; Revis, David78.2; McCarthy, Dan77.3; Allen, Jeffery77.2; Sheehan, Tim77.0; Brockman, Ken 76.4; Wright, Gary73.2; King, David71.0; Pierce, Frank79.4; Moorman, Tom70.3; Allnatt, Tom 69.3; Smith, James69.2; Gupton, George 68.4; Thomas, John66.4; Hayes, David65.3; Spratling, Obie61.7; Stewart, Winiam61.3; Tucker, Charles 55.2; REGION VI and VII Bell, Clarence87; Brother, Dottie87; Bush, Karmen 87;Gatterdam, Ed 87;Murphy, Mike87;Lambert, Irv86; Redle, Joel86; Hayes, Pete85; Hourigan, Jim 85; Liedtke, Joe 85; Duvall, Tom 84; Gentry, Dale 84;Peterson,Maggie84; Sumner, Carl 84; Weihe, Bob84; Monks, Ron83; Sims, Frank 83; Thompson, Beth 83; Baker, Jan 82; Eaves, Jim 82; Stovall, Kathy82; Driskell, Earl81; Williams, Beckv81: Clark. Ken80; Smith, Ron80: Croft. Frank79; Edwards, Ernest 79; Ogden, Paul 79; Brockman, Ken 78; Coffmann, Steve 78; Jansen, Jean 78; Henderson, Roger77; Bell, Ron76; Meredith, Billy76; Strong, Charles75; Tindall, Cliff75; McPike, Ray74; Bibb, Ennis73;Gibson^Russ73; Reader, Bob73; Szyper, Dick73; Taylor, Don73; Thompson, Gerald73; Emmons, Guy72; Hackett, Wilbur, Sr.72; Biter, Charlie71; Cecil, RDn71; Durbin, Roy 71 ; Hill, Sue70; Loeser, Al70; Thommas, Bill70;Compton,Al69; Hatfield, Rip69; Marquart, Jerry 1>8; Stober, Martha68; Whitley, Sharon 67; Brown, Judy 66; Pearl, George 65; Wheeler, Lou65; Bryant, Jim 64; Jones, Alex 64; Wise, Gaila64; Head, Jack63; Newton, Dennis63; Schutte, Bruce 63; Kistner, Gary 59; McAnally, Tom 59; Sigler, Susie 59; Decker, Jim 58; Hourigan, Tim58; Fuchs, Martha 57; Laskey, Barb 56; Pedigo, Al 56; Wingfield, Felix 56; Woosley, Don 56; Gillespie, Vicky55; Bullock, James54; Shake, Ken54; Stuedle, Ray54; Welscher, Mike54; Baldwin, Dennis 53; Ritchie, Bill 52; Yann, Gerald 52; Conder, Joe 5 1 ; Backert, Tony 50; Brewer, Charles 50; Gray, Ken50; Holt, Tim50; Roberts, Terri50; Russell, Clem50;Wickley,Ed50; Gibson, Gary 49; Lyons, Ron^9; Grey Gary 48; Morris, Larry^8; Pennie, Dan^8; Spalding, Guy 48; Atzinger, Phylis 46; Funk, Carol46; Hickey, Tom^6; McGavic, Ron 46; Miniard, Lonnie46; ToUe, Mike 46; Burkert, Larry 45; Hilpp, Louis 45: Steohenson. Joe 45; Bertrand, Earl44;.Yeoman, George40; Bain, Stanley39; Davis, Larry38; Heckel, Rich35; Passifiume, Jerry34; Logan, Bruce 33; Blandford, Jean 32; Effinger, Sherry32; Peak, Barb32; Hackett, Wilbur, Jr. 31; Salyer, Hank30; Heckel, Charles 29; Klausing, Don27; Blandford, Steve26; Mc Grath, Bob26; Weber, Tom26; Westerman, Carol 26; Bass, Sam25; Beck, Bob24; Minsterketter, Alan 20; Wibbels, Jerry 20; Featherstone, John 17; Schmitt, Karl16; Shepherd, Larry16; Hinds, Mark 15; Bradley, Phillip12; REGION VIII Stethen,Jim 93;Radjunas,John 93;Dyke,Dean 91; McMillin, Larry87; Gordon, Roy T.87; Stark, Doug 86; Wood, Gary86; Feger, George 85; Camacho, Marcus84; Strain, Debbie84; Taylor, BOl 84; Doll, Allen82; Hicks, Gene81 ; Dant, Joe B. 80; Williams, Gary 80; Jackson, Steve 79; Kazunas, Gerald 79; Congleton, Jay76; Stoess, Henry 75; Stark, Allen 75; Morris, J. C 75; Johnson, Gayle Davis, John75; Kelley, Lariy 71 Harp, David 70; ; Williams, Donnie 70; Mefford, Randy 68; Early, Robert65; REGION IX Moore, Bud 90; Vories, Dick 89;Freppon, Tom 88; Smith, Bill88; Sullivan, Dan88; Roesel, Joe 87; Hummel, Thomas 86; Thompson. Tom 84; Schneider, Ebn 83; Hass, Tom 82; Rich, Dennis 82; Drake, Richard 81; Peeno, Harry80; Vories, Kenneth80; Vories, Gary80; Collins, Ton79; King, Ray 79; Meyer, Ray79; Lonnie. Greg78: Mever. James77; Berger, Dick76;Switzer,Dick76;Wolfe, Dennis 76; Meyer, Dave 74; Moore, Bob 74;Racke, Jerry74; Swape, Tom74; Bertsch, Ton 73; Trapp, Charles 72; Chappie, Charles 71 Fisk, Rodney 71 ; Gabbard, Ray 71; Shields, Don71; Wells, Glenn 71; Bishop, Paul 70; Seavers, Joe 70; Bond, Terry 69; Denham, Alan 69; Dennedy, Bob 68; McDowell, Ben68; Noll, Jack68; Sorrell, Thomas68; Hickey, Tom67; Urlage, Dick67; Brown, Steve 66; Mohr, Tom66; McCarthy, Steve 66; Scott, Emmariual 66; Trenkamp, Gene 66; Dixon, Oscar65; Jent, Dick 65; Liggett, Ernie 65; Perry, Charles 65; Stoker, Steve65; Carr, Larrv 64; Flesch, Jerry 64; Munninghoff, Lance64;Douthwaite,Donald 63; Meyer, Rich 63; Phillippi, Jack 63; Buerger, Timothy62; Grefer, Thomas 62; Hills. Marshall 59; Morris, Ed 59; Grieme, Bill57; Dowd, Jim57; Dierig, H. Thomas54; Kristof, David54; Whitley, Jim54; Brockman, Thomas52; Thompson, Jerry52; Shipp, Dave49; Wilcox, Mark47; Bonar, John^5; Wright, Robert45; Lehkamp, Ken44;Miller,Thomas44; Brady, Ron40; Rappold, Allen 40; Bersch, Bev 38; Henry, Daniel38; Miller, Bob H.38; Burkhart, Robert33; Cooper, John28; Barrett, Glen26; Bauman, G. Michael26; Coyle, Don26; Darnell, E. Nicholas 26; Fookes, Dean 26; Fritz, Timothy 26; Modrell, Gary 26; Newman, Rick 26; Florence, Joe 25; REGION X & XI Jenkins, Jerry97; Bell, Bob96; Devary, Bill95; Pace, Don94; Hampton, Doug94; Middleton, John 93; Shuck, Tommy93; Kemper, Nancy93; Ring, Bill92; Maines, George92; Bair, David90; Adams, Beverly90; Williams, Roger89; Turpin, Don^8; Lusby, George88; Long, Bob88; Cox, KenS7; Flynn, Bobby87; Sellier, Ed86; Greer, Phil86; Turpin, Ron85; Mullins, Bill85; Adkins, Bob85; Bell, Henry 85; Johnson, Jim85; Pence, Jerry84;

11 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Page Nine Thompson, Joe 84; McClure, Jerry84; Johnson, Jerry 84; Raybourne, Pat83; Walton, Roy 83; Straus, Bill83; Home, Tuffy83; Ebel, Jack82; Hughes, Brenda 82; Carpenter, Jasper 81; Bramble, Jim80; Leber, Jerry 80; Call Barbara80; Adkins, Leslie 80; Fritz, John79; Milbern, Dan78; Denton, Calvin 77; Byars, Don 77; Billips, Doug 77; Johnson, Harry 76; Dobson, Barry~76; Easier, Mel 76; Craig, Ron 75; Votaw, Tony 75; Brock, Jack 75; Thompson, Tommy 74; Smith, Ron 74; Gabbard, John 74;Cornelison, Mike 74;Perry, Ted 72;Blackwood, Tom 72; Holt, Terrell 68; Stephenson, Harry 65; Blodgett, Mariane 63; Brown, Scoop62; Morris, Andy 61; Cox, Chuck 61; May, Bill59; Drnevich, Roxanne 58; Isaac, Barbara 53; REGION XII Spoonamore, Jim93.3; Shaw, Earl89.75; Neeley, Jim87.46; Palko, Ed87; Hargis, Noel85.94; Wallace, John84.66; Taylor, Dale84.14; Upchurch. David83.66; Butner, Billy82.25; Farley, Jim ; Black, Willis79.71 ; Acton. Claude78.50;Maxev, Richard78.07; Randolph, D. E ; Luttrell, Daisy 74; Wilson, Wm. Bruce73.91 ; Bullock, Larry 73.88; Cover, Luid73.0; Hughes, Rufus72.91 ; Snider, Herb71.84; Jones, Doug71.33; Bray, Richard L.70.75; Brown, Ronnie70.0;Groce,Ralph69.33; Cash, Harold67.14; Wilson, Jim66.52; Vaught, Marvin64.33; Turner, Keenan64.25; Sowder, Bill 62.0; Casada, Lonnie61.0; Gordon, Jimmy 59.55; Flynn, Jerry 56.0; Gordon, Dwight 55.55; Yankey, Bill55.80; Craig, David54.66; Larkin, Arnold 47.66; Wiser, DeAngelo46.50; REGION XIII Selvy, Curt96; Bruner, Jack96; Brock, Al96; Madon, Robert95; Pietrowski, Paul95; Centers, Mike93; Maxey, Mike93; Owens, Bruce92; Brock,John90; Howard, Jim90; Lefevers, Colman 90; Anders, Raieigh89; Cupp, Jackie 87; Morgan, Richard86; Jeffers, Steve85;Stagnolia, Eugene85; White, William84; Smith, Benny84; Fields, Rufus 83; Rhodes, Cecil 82; Mills, Lawrence 80; Johnson, Mike80 ; Brown, Wendell79; Gibbons, Mike 78; Buell, Elijah77; Ashurst, George 75; Idol, Billy Joe, Sr. 75; Lawson, Sonny74; Lawson, Stan 73; McCowan, Connell 73; Owens, Ronnie 72; Owens, Jerry 71; Adams, Ray 70; Phelps, Jimmy 68; Beckner, Gene 67; Belcher, William 66; Carnes, Dwirfit 65; Phelps, Johnny 63; Sizemore, Austin 61;Parrott, Sharon60; Houchens, Tom59; Ball, Phillip58; Snith, Gary56; Napier, Wallace55; Gambrel, Don 53; Rains, Everett53; REGION XVI Collins, Hubert 88:9; Hardin, DDn88.5; Johnson, Walter88.5; Banks, Buddy87.3; Jackson, Bob 85.3; Kouns, Bob85.1; Moore, Marvin83.1; Conley, Joe83.2; Wages, Bob82.7; Kirk, Walter80.0; Cundiff, Curt79.3; Radjunas, Ed79.1 ; Ward, Nan 78.0; Tuttle, John77.5: Hvland, Dick 76.5; Mc Kenzie, Jim 76.4; Dixon, Ron. 75.5; Catron, Ken 75.0; Plummer, Bill74.1; McKenzie, Dwight71.8; Cotton, Carl71.2; Phelps, Ray71.1 ; Asher, Ralph 70.1 ; Hobbs, Charles70.0; Cox, James69.1 ; Browning, John68.7; Taylor, Carl 67.0; Newman, Bill 62.7; Ramey, Gary 61.9; Branham, George 61.0; Vance, Mike 60.5; Simpson, Jim 59.2; Logan, Mike 59.0; Allen, Nelson58.0; Barker, Walter56.3;Hm, Dan 51.5; Simpson, Deanna 51.0; Loperfido, Rick 50.5, 1978 Football Early Season Questions EDITOR'S NOTE: These interpretations of the 1978 National Federation Football Rules do not set aside nor modify any rule. They are made and published by the National Federation of State High School Associations in response to situation presented. Brice B. Durbin, Editor, National Federation Publications PUBLICATION CATIONS CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFI RULE BOOK Cover II Change Rule Reference 321 to 312 (also Comments on Page 55). Page insert new item "(b) a penalty for roughing the kicker is accepted" and reletter balance of items b, c, d, to c, d & e. Also change (c) and (d) in last line to (d) &(e). Page 37 PENALTY (for 725) illegal shift from 54 to 53. Page 45 Signal Chart. Illustration for signals 1 and 2 are reversed. CASE BOOK Page 2 First and last lines: Change rule reference 153 j to 153. Page 4 and 5 Change rule reference 321 to 312. Page 7 Delete P.S. 15, and note, "A touched or deflected successful try or field goal attempt will not be ruled as batting." Page line 7 delete "after the snapper has made his final adjustment of the ball. Page line 5 substitute "a free kick infraction" Page 38 for "Ulegal position". 6M last line substitute "all times" for "some time". Page 41 63lC End of line 4, delete "Even" and "the batting would be illegal" from line 6. Page 57 3rd line change R's 45 to "K's" 45. Page ^B substitute "and" for "on" in 1st line. Page E delete from last line of play "or Bl interferred with A3" OFFICIALS MANUAL Page 15 Paragraph 138 4th line change defense to offense. Page 24 Paragraph 236 7th line delete "a fumble and insert "the ball became loose". Page 26 Paragraph 241 7th line substitute "in covering" for "cover in the event of". Page 37 Diagram 5 FJ should take a path directly towards endline. Cover III Reverse illustration for signals 1 and 2. PART I EXAM 23 C Change Al tobl. 25 B Following "pitches out to A2" add "behind the line"! MEETING FOLDER Pla^ "4C SIMPLIFIED AND ILLUSTRATED Page 7 (Top Picture) Delete entire second sentence. Page 95 (Top Picture) Substitute "not" for "rest" in 2nd line. Page 1 12(Top Picture) Substitute "kicker" for "holder". 1. PLAY: With 4th and 10 fromthe 50 yardline Kl's punt is muffed by R2 at R's 40. Ball rebounds back to Ks 45 yardline where Kl recovers. Kl then

12 Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 completes a forward pass to eligible K2 who ad touchdowh. Prior to the touchdown, vances tor a (a) K2 clipped while the ball was loose following the touching by Rl and before recovery by Kl, or (b) K2 committed offensive pass interference prior to the catch. RULING: In (a) it will be 4th and 25 for K from the 35 yardline. In (b) it will be 1st and 10 for R at K's 35 after accepting the penalty for offensive pass interference 15 yards from the previous spot and down counts, (51 2c, P.S. 512C, and Comment on Page 36, 1978 Case Book.) 2. PLAY: At the snap, Team B has (a) 10 players, or (b) 11 players on the field. During the down Bll or B12 enters the field but does not participate. RULING: Illegal substitution in both (a) and (b). (371 and 375). 3. PLAY: With 1st and 10 from A's 20. Al advances along the sideline to the 40 yardline. During the run the coach of Team A steps on the field to get a better view of the runner. RULING: It wul be 2nd and 15 from A's 15 following the penalty for a nonplayer being outside his team box (973 and 2306). 4. PLAY: With 3rd and 10 from the 50, eligible Al catches a pass at B's 49 and advances for an apparent touchdown. Before the pass was in flight, mterior lineman A6 blacks, B4 on his line and drives him to the 45. RULING: Offensive pass interference. It will be 4th and 25 from A's 35. COMMENT: Because the pass crossed B's lineofscrimmage, ineligible receivers are restricted to the neutral zone until the pass is in flight. (756). 5. PLAY: With 2nd and 5 on A's 40, A2 interfers with Bl at the 50 while a forward pass is in flidit. As the ball passes over A2 and Bl, an official inadvertently sounds his whistle. Time expires for the first quarter during the down. RULING: Second quarter will start with the ball on A's 25, 3rd and 20. COMMENT: Ordinarily the down is replayed when an inadvertent whistle sounds during a down in which a legal forward pass was in fli^t. If there is a live ball foul during the down, the penalty is enforced and the down replayed UNLESS a part of that penalty called for loss of down. In this case the penalty takes precedence over the previsions over the provisions of 423 and 33^ b. 6. PLAY: K2 bats or intentionally kicks a scrimmage kick after it strikes the ground in the plane of R's goal line in an attempt to prevent a touchback. RULING: Touchback. K2 batted a dead ball because the goal line is located in the end zone and as soon as K2 touched the ball there the ball became dead. It will be 1st and 10 for R on their PLAY: The ball is freekicked from K's 40 yardline and in flight it crosses the 50 yardline before heavy winds blow it back to K's 45 where it (a) is touched in flight by Kl, or (b) touches the ground and is recovered by K2. RULING: Fair catch interference in (a), 1st and 10 for K in (b). (617). COMMENT: The restraining line marking the neutral zone for K and R on a freekick are vertical planes and when the freekick penetrates R's freekick penetrates R's freekick line in flight, it is considered to have gone the required 10 yards. 8. PLAY: During the course of the eame, quarterback Al runs over to the vicinity of his team box area for the purpose of receivihg instructions from his coach. No timeout is requested, there is no delay in declaring the bah readyforplay, and the coach does not leave the team box area. RULING: It is an illegal conference if a player stops or tarries in front of, or in the vicinity of, his team box between downs for the purpose of receiving directions and/or exchanging information with a coach or other team personnel. Team A will be penalized 1 5 yards for this unsportsmanlike nonplayer foul. (971 b). COMMENT: Some may argue that coaching from the sidelines is permitted and as long as there was no delay in declaring the ball readyforplay, this means of communicating between the coach and his quarterback should be permitted. Coaching from the sideline permits coaches to call out instructions to their team and these instructions may be heard by anyone. When a player comes over to the vicinity of the bench area to receive "private instructions" it takes on the same aspects as a coachplayer conference which is permitted only during charged timeouts and between periods. 9. PLAY: Team A s field goal attempt or try is deflected by Bl in the end zone after which it goes through the goal above the crossbar. Following the touching and before the ball goes through the uprights, there is an unsportsmenlike foul by (a) Al or(b)bl. RULING: In either (a) or (b) the field goal or try is successful and the penalty for the dead ball foul will be enforced on the ensuing kickoff (422 d). RULING: In either (a) or (b) the field goal or try is successful and the penalty for the dead ball foul will be enforced on the ensuing kickoff (422 d). COMMENT: For the purpose of understanding the recent change which permits a try or field goal attempt to score after it is touched in the end zone, consider the kicked ball dead as soon as it was touched, but we now have an exception (422 d) which permits this try to score, rather than having a type of "delayed dead ball" whose future status will depend on whether or not the ball continues through the goal. 10. PLAY: A forward pass is touched beyond the line by Al. As Bl moves to intercept the deflected pass, A2 (a) pushes Bl in the back in an effort to get at the ball, or (b) blocks Bl from behind in an effort to prevent the interception. RULING: Legal in (a), clipping (b). (921, 91 2d). 11. PLAY: On a scrimmage down the back judge (5 man crew) takes a position about halfway between the sideline and the inbounds line and slightly in front of the deepest receiver and on the opposite side of the field from the head linesman. RULING: The back judge is not in the correct position. The back judge should take his position on the same side of the field as me head linesman regardless of the position of the kicker or the potential receiver. COMMENT: On scrimmage kicks the field judge is able to release much quicker than the head linesman to assist in covering for first touching, short kicks, artd kicks going outofbounds to his side of the field. 12. PLAY: On fouith down punter Al requests a new (different) ball that he favors for punting. RULING: The request should be denied. Unless the ball is unfit for play, or the ball used on the previous play goes outofbounds or for any reason the official feels it would be more expedient to request a change of balls. Team A is obligated to use the same ball it used to begin the series. ( and and P.S. 132, 511).

13 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Page Eleven 13. PLAY: While covering a scrimmage kick, AI is blocked by Bl in sucn a manner that he cannot avoid contact with receiver B2. (a) Just prior to this contact and fouowing Rl 's block, the untouched football strikes Al's Iback or (b^ immediately the contact, the untouched football strikes B2 s shoulder pad. RULING: The touching in both (a) and (b) will be ignored. (625). REGISTERED FOOTBALL OFFICIALS OF THE K.H.S.A.A If one telephone number is given for an official listed it is the home phone unless otherwise designated. If two numbers are given tlie first is that of the home phone. Aldridge, James R, 119 Edgewood Rd., Radcliff, 40160, , Aldridge, Vern L., 915SB South Beard Ave., Ft. Knox, 40121, , Allen, Arthur, Route 6, Box 550, Franklin, 42134, , Allen, lames E., 3405 Emerald Dr.,, 40299, Allen, James H., 149 E. Broadway, Madisonville 42431, , Allgood, David A., 6113 Catheen Way, 40213, , Allison, Roy, Box 877, Harland 40831, , Allnatt. Thomas C, MEDDAX lah, Ft. Knox 40121, , Almand, David F., 214 Liberty St., Franklin 42134, Ammerman, Robert P., 305 E. Pleasant St., Cynthiana41031, , Lexington Anders, Raleigh A., Route 4, Box 372C, Keavy 40737, , Arflin, Tracy T., 7540B McDevett Circle, Ft. Knox, 40121, Arnold, Kenneth, 500 Baughman Ave., Danville 40422, , Arthur, Paul E., 1200 Rear Kanawha Terrace, Huntington, W. Va., 25701, , Asher, Ralph, Box 232, Olive Hill , , Ault, Delbert, 319 Grosvenor Ave., Lexington 40506, , / Austin, Dwight Lea, 2319 Smallhouse Rd., Bowling Green 42101, , Backert, Tony, 3507 Autumn Way, 40218, , Bailey, Jimmy H., 358 Coombs Ave., Bowling Green 42101, , Baird, James H., Box 503, Pineville 40977, , Baker, Glenn David, 131 Asbury Dr., Wilmore, 40390, Baker, William A., 5640 A Folger St., Ft. Knox 40121, , /6732 Baldwin, Dennis E., 4605 Myrick PI., Valley Station 40272, Baley, Buddy F., 7520G 70th TK BN. Rd., Ft. Knox 40121, , Barbour, Barry, 3481.Bathurst Ct., Lexington 40503, Barker, David H., Bulan 41722, , Barker, Norman D., Bulan 41722, Barney, Greg R., 120 N. Forrest Rd., Radcliff, 40160, , Barnott, John R., 2436 LaRochelle Rd., Lexington 40504, , Barrett, Richard A., 706 No. 25th St., Middlesboro 40965, , Barth, Donald K., 138 4th St., EByton 41074, , Bartlett, C. W., 2303 Chateaugay Loop, Owensboro 42301, , Bates, Curtis E. (Buddy), P. O. Box 726, Mayfield 42066, , Bates, James R., Box 1056, Whitesburg 41858, Batterton Keith, Old Danville Rd., Harrodsburg 40330, , Bauman, Cease,9 50 Templin Ave., Bardsfown 40004, Bell, Clarence T., 3812 Meadow Haven Rd., 40218, , Bell, Ronald K., 2510 Gardiner Ln., 40205, , Bell, Russell G., 157 Sunset Dr., Frankfort 40601, , Bernardini. Bruno, 203 Taft Dr., Clarksville, Tenn , , Bewley, Harry G., 306 Estate Dr., Elizabethtown 42701, , Bickel, Arthur Frank, 4910 Lea Ann Way, 40219, , , Ext. 641 Biechler, Dwight A., 5823B Brett Dr., Ft. Knox 40121, , Black, Charles D., Jr., 138 Pine St., Barbourville 40906, , Blackford, Robert L., 414 Dayflower Ct., Edgewood 41017, Blemker, Ray. Jr., 2363 Dundee Dr., Henderson 42420, , Bocook, Earl, 1102 Beech St., Kenova, W. Va., 25530, , Bogar, Joseph D., P. O. Box 37, Hardy, 41531, , Bond, Terry Lee, 11 Circle Dr., Crestview 41076, Bosse, Raymond C, 1378 Vidot Ct., Covington , , Bottles, Donald W., 1014 Pawnee Dr., Elizabethtovm 42701, , Bottoms, William E., P. O. Box 164, Prestonsburg 41653, , Boyles, Jerry, 2407 Hillcrest Rd., Ashland 41101, , Bozarth, Perry E., 3258 Pepperhill Rd., Lexington 40502, , Bracher. David R., Route 1. Gentryville, Ind. '47537, , Brady, Dan, 85 Arcadia Ave., Ft. Mitchell 41017, , Bramble, James L., 480 Doncaster Ct., Lexington 40505, , Brammell, Keith. P. O. Box 231, Grayson 41143, Branham, James, 660 Kingston Rd., Lexington 40505, , Bransom, Ben P., Jr., 3885 Sundart Dr., Lexington 40502, , Brauch, Charles J., 1 17 Westivew Dr., Bardstown, 40004, , Breeding, Joe L, 1310 Bambridge Ln., Campbellsville, , Brennenstuhl, Jim, P. O. Box 101, Pleasant View 40769, , Brewer, Jerry, Box 8, Bonnyman 41719, , Brewer, Lloyd, Box 238, Combs 41729, , Brock, Jack W., Route 7, Clay's Ferry Estates, Richmond 40475, , , Ext. 215 Brockman, Ken E., Route 1, Ekron , Brown, Herman G., Route 1, Box 108, Bagdad 40003, Brown, J. W. "Scoop", 975 Waverly Dr., Lexington Brown, Martin, Jr., 1845 Princeton Dr., 40205, , Brown, Michael R., 16 Mayo Ct., Ft. Thomas 41075, , Brown, Stephen P., 200 Patchen Dr., No. 93, Lexington 40502, , Brown, Wendell, Route 6, Box 682, London 40741, , Buckley, Robert S., Jr., 933 Washington, Flatwoods 41139, , Burchett, James B., P. O. Box 483, Prestonsburg 41653, , Burgess, Blair D., 5315D Gardner Ave., Ft. Knox 40121, , /4227 Burgess, Marvin Audubon Dr., Bowling Green 42101, , Burgess. Olcy, 1708 Sycamore St.. Kenova, W. Va , Burke, David D., 1411 Maple St., Flatwoods 41139, , Burkeen, Phillip C, 659 Wakefield Ave., Bowling Green 42101, , Burlew, Warren (Brad), 1806 The Meadow Rd., 40223, , Burns, Raymond G., Jr., 4928 Determine Ln., 40216, , Burrus, Lee Roy, Jr., 918 Lime Spring Way , , Burton, James E., 308 S. Broadway, Providence 42450, Burton, John, Route 5, Box 185, Louisa 41230, , , Ext Burton, John B., Ill, th St., Ashland 41101, , Butler, Denver E., 1533 Southgate Ave., 40215, , Butler, Robert D., 582 Charlemagne, Elizabethtown 42701,

14 Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1978 Carlson, David A., 2916 Washington St., Paducah 42001, , , Ext. 435 Carmichael, Steven G., SSSVi Transylvania Pk., Lexington 40508, Carney, Michael R, 658 W. College Dr., No. 4, Radcliff, 40160, , Carr, Billy W., 612 Village Dr., Franklin 42134, Carr, Larry, 929 Palomino Dr., Villa Hills 41016, Gates, Rickey, Route 5, Box 81, Morganfield 42437, Ceasev, James A., 4912 B Hammond Heights, Ft. Campbell 42223, , 798,5912 Cecil, Henry E., 143 Barberry Ln., Bardstown 40004, Cecil, Roger. P. O. Box 401, Hazard 41701, , Chattin, John B., 450 Rhea Blvd., Russellville 42276, , Clark, John E., 3359 Coldstream Dr., Lexington 40502, , Clark, Owen B., 1301 Fairfax Way, Georgetown 40324, , Clay, Glen Steven, Route 3, Box 8, Grayson , Clayton, Noel, Kendall Hall, KWC, Owensboro 42301, Clayton, Terry W., 1409 Longview Dr., Bowling Green Clements, William P., Jr., 605 Greenridge PL, Henderson 42420, , Clemmons, Sam P., 226 Rugby Rd., Lexington , Cline, Nick, Whispering Hills Blvd., Coffman, Steve, 4902 Swaps Ln., 40216, , Cole, Robert J., Jr., 3623 Downing Way, , Coleman, Louis H., Jr., 4207 Wooded Way, , Colley, Lynn W., 411 E. 23rd St., Hopkinsville 42240, , Collins, Ronald K., OTd Buttermilk Rd., Villa Hills 41016, , Collins, Stephen F., 2027 Winston Ave., , Conlin, Martin T., 508 St. Joseph La. No. 46, Park Hills 41011, , Cook, Chandlar D., P. O. Box 11, Corbin 40701, Cook, Richard N., 50 Forest Ave., Ft. Thomas 41075, , Corbett, John Byron, 201 S. Elm Grove, Bardstown 40004, , Cornelison, Michael R., P. O. Box 7, Berea 40403, Cox, Mike Wooton, 41776, , Cox, Robert W., 7208 So. Watterson Trl., , Cox, Thomas O., Box 262, Calhoun 42327, ; Craft, Albert B., 1606 Meadowthorpe Ave., Lexington , Crittenden, Fred M., 9028 C Estrada Ave., Ft. Knox , /3129 Cross, Roger. P. O. Box 41, Muldraugh 40155, Crutcher, John M, Route 1, Box 78, Ekron 40117, , Crutcher, Marion J., Box 93A, Route 2, Vine Grove /3306 Crutcher, Paul M., Route 1, Ekron 40117, , Cupp, Willard E., 318 Skyline Pk. Dr., Hopkinsville , Cundiff, Richard K., 100 Country Club Dr., Somerset , Current, Ellis Ray, 3006 Montavesta Dr., Lexington , Current, Robert O., 3593 Pimlico Pkwy., Lexington Cutter, Corinne S., 500 Laketower Dr., No. 62, Lexington Daopoulos, Jim, 3474 Ipswich Ct., Lexington 40503, , Davidson, Harlan, Jr., P. O. Box 52Beechwood, Hazarc Davis, Larry R., 3117 Rosedale Blvd., 40220, , 49143'i6 Davis, Ralph C, 1326 S. 7th St., Ironton, Ohio 45638, , Davis, William Thomas, 5112 Barnes Dr., , Day, Richard W., 1606 Alexandria Dr., Lexington 40504, , Denton, William J., 6709 Seminole Ave., 40214, , DenSensi, W. C. "Chick", 7306 Stone Mill Ct., 40291, Deskins, Roger D., th St., Ashland , Dewees, William L., Jr., 7007 Ashby Ln., Dickens, William D., 313 Beacon Hill, Nicholasville , Dizney, William C, 412 Master St., Corbin 40701, Dossett, Mac, Route 4, Whippoorwill Dr., Marion , Downs, Gilbert, 3311 Enridge Dr., 40220, , Doyle, Danny K., 128 McCready Ave., , Campbellsville , Ext. 245 Drake, Richard R., 72 Donnelly Dr., Ft. Thomas Ducker, Larry Kelvin, S Clover Ave., Apt. No. 3, Erianger 41018, , Duff, Earl, 105 Green Hill Park Dr., Somerset 42501, Duff, William C, Jr., 154 Goodrich Ave., Lexington ,0524, Dunagan, Edward A., 6602 Eltoro Ct., , , Ext. 243 Durden, John R., Route 1, Cerulean 42215, , Durham, Tom, 137 Lantern Way, Nicholasville 40356, , , Ext. 229 Dyehouse, James F., Jr., 3462 Boston Rd., Lexington , Fades, Danny A., 1703 A Terrace View Dr., Lexington , Easley, Dan, Route 3, Nicholasville 40356, , Easterly, Tom, 210 W. State St., Frankfort 40601, Eggert, Don, 890 Fairview Ave., A21 1, Bowling Green , Eldridge, Wayne R., P. O. Box 98, Science Hill 42553, , Elkin, Larry, 3477 Lindenvwod Dr., Erianger 41018, , Ellis, James F., Route 6, Huntertown Rd., Versailles 40383, , Ellison, Ronald, 3809 Harvest Way, Elsmere 41018, Elovitz, Carl, 1920 Spring Grove Ave., Lexington 40504, , Emmons, Guy W., 5500 Crosswood Ct., 40291, Epperson, Jim, P. O. Box 5379, Lexington 40505, , Etienne, Donald H., Star Route, Box 296, Magnet, Ind , Eubanks. William M., 311 W. Kentucky St., Franklin 42134, Evans, Alvin, P. O. Box 195, Jellico, Tenn., 37762, , Ewen, George, 2082 Rambler Rd., Lexington 40503, , Ewing, Roger G., Route 1, Cox's Creek 40013, , Faris, Leon W., Ill, 604 Severn Way, Lexington 40503, , Farmer, Garland R., Route 1, Box 200, Cynthiana 41031, , Faust, Jack, 2427 Concord Dr., , Faust, Phillip K, 3010 Hikes Ln., LouisvUle 40220, , Fay, John C, 329 Wilson Downing Rd., Lexington 40503, , Feltner, Danny Ray, Route 2, Box ISlA., Hazard 41701, , Fenimore, Qarke E., 4083 Oilman Ave., 40207, Ferguson, Roy.Route 3, Barbourville 40906, (Bus.) Ferrell, Ronnie D., Box 2500, Williamson. W. Va., 25661, , , Ext. 47 Finck, Dennis Ray, 2618 Pindell Ave., 40217, , Fish, Leiand G., 537 Folkstone Dr., Lexington 40502, , Flynn, Bobby, 428 M;Kenna Ct., Lexington 40505, , Foster, Berryman E., 927 Waverly Dr., Lexington 40505, , /2537 Fowler, Gary O., 855Yuma Ct., Bowling Green 42101, , Fraley, Charlie Lee, 9057 EYoung St., Ft. Knox 40121, , /5947 (Continued in OCTOBER Athlete)

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