Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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Co-Captains Jerry Christopher and Chuck Albers Seniors Talk Over Tactics Opposition. Jerry Christopher led the Bulldogs, rush- THEY ing and scoring, and was the hub of the Sa ee t=) 1 2k | er a team, playing halfback. Chuck Albers was ses ys , ROE oo gs Gs ot ' a strong defensive artist. Irvin Borchelt, iw. os Cambridge City ..°. . 32 a real spark plug, hustled in the center iceberg athe (Ste ae position. Barc Westerfeld built the morale Pui cw; RARELSLOWRamere «ware 22 of the entire team. Chuck Walke, line- Bak , wm, OONEWEILE “ar Say cs va), erro man, kept everyone on the alert. These 2. s ««,«, NOFth VeTnon, 7. .eeroe five Seniors led the team to the goalposts «sc .« Greensbarg. . 4. «i. 5 on during the 1961 season. «os » Lawrenceburg ;. : «i428 FRONT ROW: R. Erxleben, R. Selke, J. Lindemann, C. Albers, C. Walke, J. Christopher, B. Westerfeld, R. Walter- man, M, Hart, J. McNabb. SECOND ROW: L. Hooten, J. Ward, A. Schantz, J. Holtel, R. Behlmer, W. Reverman, M, Shane, B. Westerfeld, W. Hegwood, D. Mollaun, R. Uhlmansiek, W. Walker. THIRD ROW: Coach Baas, Asst. Coach Lemen, B. Grassman, G. Miller, D. Tekulve, R. King, D. Weiler, D. Abplanalp, I. Borchelt, M. Wernke, M. Huneke, R. Niese, R. Placke. FOURTH ROW: J, Erne, manager, R. Burke, A. Benz, G. Farmer, D, Raver, T. Bis- choff, R. Martin, P. Hoegeman, T. Lee, N. Osier, D. Enneking, D. Youngman, manager.

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=, =! Bulldogs See Action Bulldogs’ Football Bounces to The 1961 Varsity squad had a rough season, but under the direction of coach Baas and the co-captains Jerry Christopher and Chuck Albers, they proved that they could rally through the stiffest competition, although they didn't always make the winning score. These boys had integrity. When the chips were down, their spirits were high. They gave their opponents spark and action, as the spectators cheered them on to victory. Managers Student managers Dan Young - man and Joe Erne took care of equipment, kept records, and ran errands. In short, they were the behind-the-scene workers. Material rewards were few for Dan and Joe, but their labors were greatly ap- preciated by the coaches and team. Fans Cheer for Victory

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Linemen Challenge Opposition with Coaches Power and Speed emphasize team play and good sportsmanship. Foot- : ball coaches Milt Baas and Dick Lemen know that Mr. Milton Baas training is the key to a winning team. Their work begins in August when the football team prepares for Head Coach its coming season. They spend endless hours with the boys each morning and night teaching them plays, passes, techniques, and power -building routines which make a fearless and challenging team. They encourage the boys through- out the season and build up spirit for victories. During a game, the boys depend on the coaches to make quick decisions and to instruct - them on what plays to use. “ry The coaches must put the right boy in the right spot. Mr. Richard Lemen nepeahig chief goals of a coach is not for touchdowns, Assistant Coach but for good sportsmanship. Huneke, P. Hoegeman, 35 4 A. Benz, R. Burke.