Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Underelassmen Charge to 5 Winsg 4 Losses Hustling around a determined Southside opponent, R. Myers attempts to gain yardage forthe Eagles. Freshmen, sophomore and junior gridiron hopefuls for the coming years of varsity level competition united their efforts during the '70 season for live wins and four losses. Valuable playing experiences were gained during those nine games as Coach Forrest Girdley used most of his charges frequently. Sophomores Randy Myers, Andy Corn and Larry Cooper captained the Eagle reserves. Andy Corn was selected as the most valuable B-team player for 1970. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach L. Stonerg Head Coach, F. Gird- Beetleyg K. Yoderg E. Johnsong R. Myersg G. Huxholdg P. Rus- leyg Asst. Coach, C. Gordon. SECOND ROW: B. Blackmerg sellg J. McKinney: A. Corn: D. Reagang E. Finchumg C. Fan- P. Clark: J. Henryg P. Whitehairg L. Cooperg M. Lambertg R. chergj. Bell. l00-sports

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Freshmen Footballers Experience with Defeats The line occupies the pit, this is commonly known as no mans land and is where games are won and lost. Powerful fullback Joey Holler does his best to gain extra yardage for a needed first down. 102-sports Freshmen gridders experienced a rough road to victory in their first year of high school compe- tition. Ernie Krug, Charles DeNeal, and Dave Tanner worked with the newest prospects for the upcoming varsity campaigns. f The young Eagles lost six while tieing one throughout their initial season together as a group. The experience inherited by the young freshmen will be a valuable contribution to future football programs at Delta. 3 g by Halfback Ramon Hogan tries to use his speed to out maneu- ver an aggressive Franklin opponent.