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The freshmen football team end- ed its season with an 0-8 record. Although the record doesn ' t reflect it, the players worked hard, and al- ways gave one hundred percent. The squad was quite small this year, only fifteen were on the team. One of them, Jerome LaReau, broke his arm and missed the last part of the season. The small size of the team benefitted each individual player, because everyone was able to play more. Gaining experience of playing in an actual game would be valuable to them once they reached the junior varsity and varsity level. The squad got off to a rough start with a 33-0 loss to Wainwright. The team didn ' t have a coach until the third game, when Mr. Brettnacher took the job. Most of the freshmen were glad that they only had one week of dou- ble sessions. Those who weren ' t ac- quainted with the system of double sessions had a hard time adjusting to the idea that they had to spend the whole day at CC, practicing football. Even though their season was not full of wins, the freshmen players had a positive attitude. They thought of the year as one of growth and developement of their football skills. 1: Freshman center, Jeff Chinn concentrates on executing a perfect hike. 2: Frosh Foot- ball: Bottom row: Jeff Deerr, Doug Grupen- hoff, Chris Anderson, Scott Roarl , Aaron Peacock, Tom Hession, John Dyer. 2nd row: Coach Brettnacher, Jerome LaReau, Bill Bullock, Rick Murphy, Dennis Donahue, John Lundstrom, Jeff Chinn, Ted Dudzinski, Bert Regneir. 3: A Knightman grasps onto the ball, hoping he recovered it from the opponent. 4: With open hands. Rick Murphy awaits the arrival of a completed pass. 5: Doug Grupen- hoff, Frosh mental attitude award winner. 6: A disgusted Coach Brettnacher leaves the field after a disappointing loss. freshman football 179
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