Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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Golfers Swing to 12-ll-1 Walking over the greens, Brazil's golf- ers located the halls, tried for a good drive, putted, then proceeded to the next tee. Each time the golfers putted, they tried to control their swings to prevent themselves from making hooks and slices. This walking and careful putting is why 1971 was a successful year for the Brazil golf team. Of the seventeen meets, the Devils experienced twelve victories and underwent defeat only four times, The remaining game was a tie with Clinton. Brazil's swingers were not as fortunate in the Western indiana Conference. When the dust settled and the strokes counted, Brazil's golfers lost the contest by only one stroke! RIGHT. Computing the angle to putt is very crucial to the outcome. lunior Steve Penman checks one of the angles. BELOW. Steve drives the ball toward the sev- enteenth green.

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Smokestack Tradition Ends... Although with a seemingly unimpressive season record of 5-ll-1, the pigskin mae rauders of Brazil High School did rally to bring back some of the traditional honors to BHS. Two of these were: roam ing over the Bloomington Univees to win Brazil's Homecoming, and defeating Cline ton in the final game of the season to bring home the Golden Coal Bucket for the eighth consecutive year. Tradition did not always prevail. For the first time in thirty-one years, Brazil succumbed to the clutches of the Plain- field Quakers. Edgewood also defeated Brazil by a score of 28-6. 1971 was the first year that the ancient rivalry be- tween Brazil and Wiley was not held due to their consolidation into Terre Haute South. As it turned out, 1971 was a building season for Brazil. All of the hard work and practice paid off for the players and coaching staff as the last half of the season was more successful than in the beginning. RIGHT. Although being pursued by the op- ponent, Brazil's Kent Jefferies completes the pass with support from teammate Mike Brown t43l. BELOW. During the Greencastle game Charlie Schnurpel rushes with the ball while being protected by fellow Devils, left Sneddon l30l and Leon Bell t71l.