Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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Five Year Sectional String Snaps Having only one senior member to begin the season, Coach Bob Lancaster elevated members of last years B-Team to complete the Varsity squad. Although the younger varsity team had at least one to two years of experience behind them, the Lancastermen ended up with an 8-14 record. Cheering and yelling were ways spec- tators reacted to the various referees' decisions and the players behavior. Persons pretending to be coaches often voiced their opinions. Now and then the crowd calmed down and the pace of the game slowed down. Suddenly, the fourth quarter would arrive and the varsity pace would accelerate for a victory but sometimes it found defeat. Sectional times brought unusual ex- citement and playing. Newspapers, students, and parents predicted the Brazil and Van Buren would clash in the final game. Much to everyone's surprise, Van Buren surrendered its hopes when Staunton came from behind and won. Staunton then took on Rockville but lost. Brazil was considered to have the easy draw and flew over Rosedale to challenge Rockville in the final game. Brazil's players performed excellently in the final quarter, but lost to the Rox ending a five year sectional victory streak. ,e in get 1,-.gg--WL.. ,gqgm-. .1 . ...-. ,111 f. :H :-My-at ee-.'1:sfi-.eff ,exft f ' w ' me w .lazy 1 S 'i S trtrl 1 ag.-.1 ggttvf., ,leggizisz'ft-ftL15fEE1Z.'i '5.a,.g,...rr-lin.fit-sv.,-..,. sisifit-TSf'l 'ab sw fe - -Lf t frtsi1siiiFf'fi av '.:if2F 'SL-fi. Y- ---- ctr' Viv 3 . jx : 't?tlLwu' 'S ::5C,zsfi'-FLW.. fl-'irimxglf'-fk a Ny! 1+v:'Zy,2i' :if-Qi 1 New -, . -1 .' 1 'a ' if - 'Y 1115.2 , ,V . - - ram atm-W :es-Eg :sez-f, ai,-fav. f fiefi A ..e.x,,,'.:: 'i .. vgfkt. ge. S,.e,gzg. g s- . .543-aff-155.5 ,irliggegf . si i ' . 1: 2 g 1 - i via' fit 3-T. .1 -f TOP RIGHT. Demonstrating superior body and hand movement, senior Tyrone Dunbar leaves a mystified Bedford opponent in mid air. A RlGHT. lunior Hank Swartz pauses for a brief second to decide whether he should pass to an outlet man or take a chance on a lay-up shot. BELOW. 1971-1972 Varsity Team-FRONT ROW: Keith Strong, Tyrone Dunbar, vitch Redenbarger, and Keith West. BACK ROW: Coach Robert Lan- caster, Eric Stearly, Hank Swartz, Mark lllloon, Fred Morlan, Tom McCullough, Warren Kyle, and Jim Guy. gm 0 RAF B Us--.43 Ag 11

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Lancastermen Come Through Again , TOP LEFT. In the beginning tip of the Bedford N i game, junior Mark Moon tips the ball to the DeviI's XX Q side.ABOVE. Junior Henry Swartz procedes to A X L imitate Pete Marivich and score two points for the Y Red Devils, LEFT. As junior Mark Moon commits a foul, junior ' i i '251' Tom McCullough tries to convince the referee it yy.. , was all a figment of his imagination. 5 . 39

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TOP LEFT. An unsuccessful lay-up shot is retrieved by iunior Eric Stearley. ABOVE. 1971-1972 B-Team-FRONT ROW: Coach Jim Sheese, Mark Myers, Bill Mann, lim Sonnefield, Andy Randall, and Warren Kyle. BACK ROW: Greg McGlone, lim Boor, Younte Anderson, Harry Head, David Stearley, and Kent Jeffries. LEFT. Junior Harry Head lights up while trying to block a Bedford opponent.