Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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New Coach Leads Patriots to Victory On November 1, 1974, the Patriots wound up their highly successful season by downing Granger in a spine-tingling overtime. Under the guidance of the Varsity coaches, Mr. Telford, Mr. Jordon, and lVIr. Blondin, the team battled its way through the league, winning six of its eight encounters. The introduction of the new offense this year challenged the Patriots to develop a consistently explosive attack. The Defense, however, had no trouble adapting to its new style. Characterized by its motto of bend, but never break, the Defense supplied the gunpowder to blow their opponents off the field. Four Patriots were chosen for the All-Valley team. Named for Defense were Bill Paulson, Steve Wilke and Dave Schmits, while Adam Wurtz was named for offense. The season ended with the satisfying knowledge that great things were yet to come. :. . A '? 5:f-' il' ., ' A 23423. QM A, . M b t ,T x I' 'Ht ,r,,.7, ,, wt 3 q e it mi ,..., on Front row: Chuck DeGooyerg Joe Hovenkotterg Tom Kushnerg Mark Hunzikerg Jamie Sullivan, Greg Fergusong Paul Schwaeglerg Terry Cronkhite. Second row: Coach, Mr. Phil Telfordg Brad Decciog Steve Wilkeg Tom Whittleg Bob Sullivang Adam Wurtzg Bill Paulsong Coach, Mr. John Jordan. Third row: Doug Parrishg Dave Schmitsg Jim Dickmang Terry Zieglerg Tim Fergusong Coach, Mr. Ray Blondin. Back row: Mike Noelg Scott Duke, Tony Wellnerg Mike Hunzikerg Steve Fischer, Mark Allard.

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