Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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۹ 1 M d A mg vd - مب‎ br ۹ vu سیر‎ did Below: STRATEGY. Coach Dale Tramp discusses the next play with fullback Pat McCullough. Right: SPRINTING. Finding an opening, Jim Thompson weaves his way through the East Waterloo defense. 38 1 A Mf " e ۱ í 7 E d 0 Lr " Y. 4 ۷ A 3 ۹ ۴ Q A m,y Ah KE $ و‎ ۳ IN D AS E iris 7 WA e ۰ E T9 e de - CH tre 5 A ` NET NS . ` ak Dy ار‎ E M d Ce Kei: A f£ 1 | v ۱ Ié wë. ۱ ۳۹ " ۱ », AN e P. Le Fy l " d GREEN AAR AE, AT SA ہے Sophomore football: Kevin Louis, Jamie Miller, Jim Meador, Rob VanderGaast, Brad Beeman, Jeff Thompson, Dan Rutter, Rikel Hoffman, Lance Ford, Mike Chieves, Matt Grebasch, Jon Behrens, Luke, Rick Zimmerman, Dan McRoberts, Jerry Stuart Thacker, Chris McConnell, Stan Adams, Pete Cable, Tom Dennis, Stewart Jackson, Rick Roberts, Torkildson, Paul Heil, Kirk Hoff, Greg Brown, Cole Milliken, Ben Shaffer, Dave Wandersee, James Duea, Brian Weltha, Scott Amman, Phil Robert Ratliff, Curt Stoeker, Dennis Spear, Todd Sogard, Kermith Harrington, Joe Rizzo, Dale Hansen, Jeff Huston, Rich Iverson, Russel Boyer, Tramp. Pat McCullough, Brock Kelly, Jeff Sharp, Gary 7. — -— 0 -——— a MP o © 104 Sophomore Football -—— e Ml ٠

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Far Left: FIHST-AND- TEN. Ron Wilson carries for a first down during the home finale against Waterloo tastas Brad Hildebrand looks on Left: " IT HURTS. " Trainer John VanFleet helps Wade Cox from the field. Injuries played a key part during the season Below Left: EXTRA POINT. Place kicker Chris Young exhibits his style as Dan Tryon holds Below Right: SCRAMBLIN'. While eluding oncoming linemen, Kevin Highland looks for a ۲۷ Below: OPTION PLAY. Kevin Highland turns the corner for more yardage Varsity Football 103

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Below: FIRST DOWN. The Little Cyclone offense prepares to go to work. Lower Left: LOOSENING UP. A Little Cyclone stretches during the pregame warm-up. Lower Right: IN THE CLEAR. Dashing through a hole in the defense, Ben Shaffer heads for the goal line. Ames- 3 ` موی ar ‏ - e » 5 n 4 - ei 3 K سح‎ 1 aum کا‎ D PE ` a. ھ‎ Am Ee E ENJOYABLE " Our win-loss record is probably not indicative of our capabilities because we definitely could have won all the games that we played if the breaks would have gone our way, " said Dale Tramp, sophomore football coach. The sophomore football team finished the season over the .500 mark with a 5-4 record. " Our sophomore league schedule was very, very tough, " said Tramp. The sophomore football team set three goals at the beginning of the season; they were to win all the games, get everyone in the right position and enjoy football. ‘‘We all did enjoy football,” said Tramp. ‘‘We worked to have fun. " Tramp found it difficult to point out any standouts. ''We had a fine bunch of young men and talented football players. They enjoyed working together,” said Tramp. Statistics showed that Cole Millekin led the defense with a 6112 tackles. He was followed by Lance Luke with 57'7 tackles and Dave Wandersee with 50 tackles. Ben Shaffer and Pat McCullough were 4 theleading rushers for the team. Shaffer | — | ran97 times for 456 yards while a Sips Ee deen McCullough rushed 31 times for 300 M Se Y: ° 7 EastWaterloo , 35 yards. | — Ames 24 Marshalltown. 7 9 zg ` P ۲ 7 Injuries were an important factor in the season. ‘‘We had a number of injuries that had a bearing on our " 7 said Tramp. ''Injuries were a major factor in some of our losses.” " Coach Duea and | enjoyed watching this team as much as any team we've ever coached,” said Tramp. Sophomore Football 105