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G? Y Coach Paul LaRocca, who has also become athletic director this past year, has not had a losing season since becoming head coach. Along with assistant coaches Thomas Kry- sinski and Glenn Lock he faced the toughest schedule in C.C. history this year. Never- theless, the season ended with a 7-3 record, including a victory over a highly ranked Crawfordsville team. AID T0 QUR GREAT EA 0 LEFT: From left to right are managers Bruce Dehahn, Don Cavanaugh, and Mike Rush. KNEELING is student trainer Jim Farley. BELOW: Ah come on girls--we'll still win! . -- F. i ' Q L 5 ' , 1 . , '
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THE VARSITY UF TODAY- l J il in il i.lr-ti VARSITY: lst ROW: Ken Morrison, Bob Cavanaugh, Greg Knowles, Larry Gilbert, Lou Schmitt, Bernie Conrad, Loul-latke, Jim Halsema, Steve Harris, Bob Becker, Bill Cutter, Jim Rothrock. 2nd ROW: Coach Thomas Krysin- ski, Coach Glen Lock, George Smith, Dave Moeller, Larry Thelen, Bruce Cavanaugh, Bill Bogan, Jim O'Connor, Gary Linsmeyer, Dick Schick, Bob Effner, Tom Combs, Coach Paul LaRocca. 3rd ROW: Manager Bruce Dehaun, Manager Don Cavanaugh, Dave O'Connor, Chris Rohler, Jim Taylor, Joe Sukits, Steve Schetzle, Mike Klippel, Steve Zerhing, John Rutherford, Dick Bresnahan, Larry Aveline, Manager Jim Farley, Manager Mike Rush. With a good defense and a steadily im- KNIGHTS SCCREBOARD proving offense, the C.C. Knights fin- ished their season with a fine 7-3 rec- ord. Considering their schedule, Coach CC' FCE LaRocca was well pleased with the fine FRANKFORT 13 0 job the team did. Starting out with two SOUTHWESTERN 8 0 victories over Frankfort and Southwest- ern, the Knights fell prey to tough Leba- LEBANON 7 25 non and West Side. Then, a stimulating WEST LAFAYETTE 0 21 victory over Rensselaer and a hard fought defeat at the hands of South Bend St. Joe RENSSELAER 35 7 brought their record to an even 3-3. SO- BEND ST.JOE 0 32 From then on, they could not be stopped. ATTICA 79 19 Downing Attica and Culver Military Aca- demy, the Knights upset Crawfordsville GUI-'VER M'A' 20 7 and ended the season by defeating neigh- CRAWFORDSVILLE 32 26 boring Delphi. DELPHI 19 13 26
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