Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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5 tie Grinnell nd in CIC g against tough teams lilse and Grinnell but losing to the ce champs, S.E. Polls, the re football team had its shore of downs. Coaches Roger Scorr and phens led the sophomores to a n. total of 699 yards, Kreg as leading rusher, and Randy was the team's leading roclsler raclsles. In the finol CIC standing, omores tied with Grinnell for lace. itz learneal runnlngbacls ugh we didn't have o winning feel we learned a lor and we'lI r next year, commented ack Tom Hillary. The A squad inst Dallas Center and own. The B Squad won all rhree omes. The A Squad finished 45 record, the B squad with a -0 season. The two teams had a record of 5-6. de was the leading rusher and ith 527 yards and 54 points. was lead by Kenny Miller wirh s and 4 fumble recoveries. The ended the season scoring 154 eraglng 14 points a game, :gon ore Football Team: FRONT ROW-B. llian, S. Hammer, C. Monn, J. Gillseson. W- M. Caskey, E. Johnson, B. Gardner, n, R. Barhwell, R. Myers, D, Kollmorgen, ns, R. Hanson. THIRD ROW-J. Young, T. . Barnes, A. Carrer, B. Honn, K. Warden, . Swenson. FOURTH ROW-M. Madison, J. K. Veler, J, Halsren, D, Vawter, G. FIFTH ROW-T. Winger, T. Parson, P. S. Brush, B. Turnquisr. BACK ROW-Coach Coach R. Scorr. ders Denise Drake and Shari Bergamo phomore ream on ro an 18-14 victory ny. ling down ren interceptions, freshman ec evades would be Boone rackelers. quickly learn how ro tackle after 'Cumberland gap or practice. re Kerg Bardole punrs the ball against enrs Ankeny. Bardole was leading he season. n Football Team: FRONT ROW-J. . Brush, S. Shepler, D, Haney, B. Hoverry, 1, G. Hohnel-se, B. Bloem, T. Wolford. DW-M. Dunlserson, S. Hotopp, D. S. Warhen, M. Alvsrad, T. Hillary, T. Keith. THIRD ROW-M. McCannan, T. C, Scorr, J. Mozena, B. Campbell, S. Ailler, D. Duede. FOURTH ROW-D, Roberts, R. Warren, A. Lewis, S. Whire, S. T. Lyness, R. Zavirka. FlFl' H ROW-R. Pack, er, K. Bauman, B, Markowski, J. Barber, z, J. Del3ord, M. Jenkins. SIXTH ROW-G. hristopher, T. Nelson, S. Ericson. BACK D. Keller, Coach S. Long. H I 2 GUEST- HOME! Hwfgtfyffwlff

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