Carroll High School - Argosy Yearbook (Flora, IN)

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Row 1; Coach George, T. Miles, T. Million, B, Martin, F. McCarter, D. Moss, J. Shoff, D. Gangwer, D. Frazier, L. Boeley, M. Freeman, C. Nelson. Row 2: Asst. Coach Vanloon, Asst. Coach Hawn, D. Hornaday, M. Miller, S. Wallace, D. Nelson, F. McKay, B. Stingley, C. Jervis, J. Klinker, D. Mathews, S. Thornburg, C. Fouts, D. Barnes, Mgr. D. Atkisson. Row 3: M. Voorhees, C. Gartin, D. Orem, R. McKay, J. Bordner, T. Rinehart, B. Wilimitis, N. Thompson, T. Powell, E. Bowman, S. Wagoner, Mgr. D. Roberson. FOOTBALL Cougars Have First Ever Perfect Regular Season Carroll Ties For Conference Championship Team Triumphs In Sectionals The 1984 Varsity Football Team had an outstanding season this year, finishing the regular season with a 10-0 record. The team did what no Carroll team had ever done, finishing with a perfect sea- son. The team finished first in the Mid- West Conference, tying with Winamac with a 6-0 finish. Winning Cluster 55 took the 10-0 cougars to the playoffs, opening in the sectionals against Attica. The Cou- gars advanced to the Regional with a 23- 9 victory. In the Regional the 11-0 Cou- gars suffered their first loss in 13 straight games. Adams Central defeated the Cou- gars 21-0, in four quarters of action. The loss put the Cougars out of play for the state championship. The Cougar team accomplished a great deal this past season. First, they beat Delphi for the third time in a row, second they were Cluster 55 Champs, third, Mid-West Conference Co-Champs, and finally for the second time in Carroll history they were Sectional Champs, by beating Attica in the opening round of tournament play. Many players were given special awards for their accomplishments this past season, Dean Orem was named UPI All State, Honorable Mention. Dean Orem and Ernie Bowman were named first team All-Area, and first team AP All State. Dean Hornaday, and Bernie Wili- mitis were named second team All-Area. The team also had two players make WLFI TV 18 player of the week: Rob McKay, and Dean Orem. At the banquet the following awards were given: Dean Orem, Defensive Play- er of the Year, with 48 solo tackles, 57 assists, and 10 sacks. Rob McKay was named Offensive Player of the Year, with 980 yds. rushing on 228 carries, and 11 touchdowns, and 15 extra points. Ernie Bowman was winner of the Mental Atti- tude Award. Chris Gartin received the Brent Mills Award. Also at the banqet six All-Conference, and three Honorable Mentions, were named. All-Conference players were: Dean Orem, Rob McKay, Bernie Wilimitis, Ernie Bowman, Dean Hornaday, and Darin Nelson. Honorable Mentions went to Mike Thompson, Chris Gartin, and Fred McKay. r- CHS 33 Clinton Central 6 CHS 18 North White 7 CHS 26 Pioneer 8 CHS 26 Clinton Praire 6 CHS 29 Caston CHS 27 Frontier 13 CHS 44 South Newton 9 CHS 63 Tri County 6 CHS 28 Tri Central 6 CHS 20 Delphi 7 CHS 23 Attica 9 CHS Adams Central 21 Defense holds their ground. 114 SPORTS

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Karen shows her cougar spirit. junior Varsity: Row 1: S. Marchand, T. Thompson, Row 2: J. Filbrun, L. VIcGinnis, J. Rinehart. 1 C M it k tS Where, oh where? Tammy shows enthusiasm at a pep session SPORTS 113

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ft ' i Orem punts after three downs. Backfield in action. Cougar pride is spelled Defense 115