Beechcroft High School - Cougars Tale Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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First Undisputed North Section for aj P. Cooper scans the field as he rolls out. bj Look coach, d'plane, d'plane! cj Head Coach A. Powell admires his champion- ship team. dj A normal Friday afternoon consisted of dinner at Rax. ej T. Crockron turns the corner and runs to daylight. O B. McCague, M. Coughlin, J. Douglas listen intensely to Coach Dunlap as he tells them the game plan. gj T. Dunlap makes small adjustment. hj The difference of scores is told to the team by E. Dunaway. bi ,ar K i we R QW Q 'IF iw

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Store for Cougar Gridmen 2151.21 1 f i I ,Asst aj M. Pawlak dances to the beating of a Viking. bj K. Hairston hauls in another one. cj P. DeViIbiss gives an extra effort. dj The brains of the organization. e1A rest for K. Abram is well deserved. 0 Cougars bring home City League gold in the championship trophy. gj Cougars prepare for big seasons to come. hj J. Hamp- ton goes for the extra point with the help ofD. Metsker. Q R ..... .awww .... . --C se. , . . QE.. gg 'S' is ., f . .e ase . , rg -.ask kt... , .. : ! . 5 U g g V ,.t.I 1 3 . - . K V. C , ., ,S K K . I M . . K. .., - r K X- . rf-ve A V X Q 1 IXI. Itrr Ni - all f A - it eott C 1 o r X - .- , . . tt. M if 1 .... . jp ..- . L s 1 S I ss me A ' ... , -wi,- f k m I X kiki f it gs.. .,.. Iri f 'f -- aww- ' A --M .... 5 ' K .... . .. -t ., .. iii t . M . , S A ti , . C 'kkkyh ,... .. A.. K -i . ji . . T' :? ? f -Q L. Q53 , , ..-, , f-.... A X. ,--- -- - f.- .. ii... L Z r Iit il' 1--- ii... 82 hi

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Cougar Football di e2 Jr!! gig-W3 UI 5+ ,rf Going into the league games the Cougars had gained much experience and felt that they were as prepared as they could be for the first game with Brookhaven. The Cougars trampled the Bearcats with a 28-8 score. In the second game against Whetstone, the Cougars rolled up 43 points to maul the Braves 43-13. The Cougars slid by the Linden Panthers 7-O, and a lot of work had to be done before the Cougars could go to the Puncher stadium. Playing in the game which was the City League North decider, the Cougars went in with con- fidence. lt was a very physical game, but the Cougars were shown at their best. Their win- ning score was 22-12. The East game was more of a fumble bowl, but again the Cougars were victorious. The Cougars went on to defeat Centennial C38-65 and their Northland rival Q19-145, giving Beechcroft their first undisputed championship and capping their season with an 8-2, 7-O record. The Reserve Football team also played superbly and won the city league division championship. The Cougars had now won their right to play at Franklin County Stadium on the funny grass, as Mr. Powell called it. The Cougars had expected to play Eastmoor but Eastmoor qualified for the State Playoffs. As a result, the Cougars played the Walnut Ridge Scots. Remembering the 1978 Scot victory the Cougars were out for the kill. Et , I 9 l lr. itll ,lj D713 U.Qf1lLf'i.4gy 5,1 W , W! , M f M fi hp