Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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RESERVE FOOTBALL CHS OPPONENT 'l i .Won Wood F01-feit 7 8 Broad Ripple ' C. R 6 Won Northwest Forfeit 14 Bfebeuf 7 28 0 it Scecina j 6 14 Marshall ij T' 0 16 Tech . 7 8 14 Ritter f M 6 20 f Roncalli 7 7 0 Won7Lost2: 7 js 1 nce vzctcrzous season with 7-2 record A 7-2 record by the Trojan Reserve Football team, the second best reserve record in the history of Chatard, gives promise of an exciting future for Cha- tard Football. Under the direction of Coach Craig Hauss and Coach Steve Purichia, the Trojans compiled a total of 86 points. Much of their success was due to the agressiveness of their defensive unit, which, other than the Brebeuf game, permitted only 24 points. The Reserve team operated with sophomores, and juniors on defense, and sophomores, and juniors on defense. The varsity has 10 lettermen returning, so the 70- 71 season could easily live up to great expectations. FAR LEFT: Another crowd pleasing pass is caught by alert Rory Russell. LEFT: jim Jackson proves himself valuable by ducking his way through the opposition. ABOVE: Bulldozing through, Mark McDonough gains valuable yards. 93

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Fighting freshmen capture city title FRESHMEN FOOTBALL CHS OPPONENT 8 Wood 6 16 Broad Ripple 0 22 Northwest 0 12 Brebeuf 0 6 Scecina 6 34 Marshall 0 22 Tech 8 28 Ritter 0 24 Roncalli 0 Won 8 Tiedl Lost 0 ABOVE: Excitement fills the air before the opening kick-off by Dennis Foley. RIGHT: Flanker-back Ror Russell snags another ' ' f s ll r tes the Ritter Lynch Eass. FAR RIGHT. Rory Ru.sel penet a Raider arriers and gaines another first down. 94 This year's Freshmen Football Team proved to be an exciting and mature group of players. They came up with the City Championship Title . The Freshmen were guided by two newcomers to the football staff Coach john Nell, and Coach jim Teer. Through their skillful training, the not so fresh freshmen, were able to prove what football players were really made of-grit and desire. This was clearly seen in both their defensive and offensive units. The defense permitted only 20 points to their opposition and the offense totaled a score of 172 points, an average of about 19 points per game. These same freshmen will move up to the varsity for the 1970 season. Therefore, the varsity and reserve football squads should not be lacking in the talent department. These achievements are truly a testimony to fine coaching.