Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Dali' Sept. IO Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct, 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Front: Dave Levicki, Ed Stempien, Brian Bogi, Scott Petticrew, Steve Hoevemeyer, Dave Dermanelian, Doug Burke, lack Wolfenbarger, Wayne Harris, William Hurley, and Marty Campbell, mgr. Second row: Scott Hoffman, mgr., Shane Waterstradt, Mike Desborough, Ron Strickler, Brian Schuler, Kevin Newsome, Chris Levicki, Keith Moore, Brian Hughes, Steve Weber, Albert Ayala, and Eric Moore, mgr. Third row: jim Thompson, jim Curnell, Bill Heath, Mike Liedel, Bill Kruse, Mike Cordts, Richard Frost, Chris Har- ris, and DuWayne Barr. Back: Coach Bodine, Coach Mossburg, Coach Hoffman, Coach Ohrman, Coach Pullou, and Ieff Brietner, mgr. an excellent tackle. Steve ready to assist. A touchdown saving tackle is made by Ed Stempien as he grabs the jersey of a Hudson runningback. Linebacker Jim Curnell moves in to finish off the runner, Looking up field is runningback Scott Kreger, who has plenty o as the offensive line do job of blocking. f running room es an excellent Oppmzcnt Flat Rock Onsted Hudson Blissfield Milan Clinton Manchester Lincoln Ida Wi' Tllfhll 0 3 0 14 0 18 7 14 12 23 9 14 18 35 ll 6 7 40 Making helmet to helmet contact with a Hudson runningback, Brian Bogi makes Hoevemeyer is Varsity Football X39

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Hard work doesn't pay off The varsity football team had a tough season as they finished with a 1-8 record. The first game was a heart- breaker, as the Vikings lost to Flat Rock 3-0. The game ended on a pass that came up just one yard shy of being the winning touchdown. From then on, the Vikings had their problems. We worked hard, and that's ironic, because hard work is supposed to pay off, said Coach Hoffman. After six consecutive losses, including a Homecoming loss to state semi-finalist Hudson, the Vikings made good on a re- scheduled game. Ypsi-Lincoln came to Dundee only to be the lone victim of a Viking victory. The Vikings won, 11-6 on three field goals by Albert Ayala fa school recordj and one safety. We finally showed our poten- tial, stated junior quarterback Larry Brossia. The Vikings lost their final contest, however, to arch rival Ida, 40-7. Turning the corner on Lincoln defend- ers, quarterback Larry Brossia gains criti- cal yardage. The Vikings went on to de- feat Ypsi-Lincoln for their only victory of the season. ?8!Varsity Football Kicker Albert Ayala was the team's leading scorer with 15, while Brian Bogi was second with 12. Brossia finished second in the region in passing, with a total of 810 yards. The defense was led by co-captains Dave Dermanelian, who had 82 tackles, and Steve Hoevermeyer, who had 4 fumble recoveries. Dermanelian was selected as the team's Most Valuable Player and was also chosen to First Team All League and to the First Team All Region by WTWR, for- merly WVMO. NWN xxsxinr ,maxim mea' -' Y, V' Y-... Q - x 'WH' :funn -is

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Small team has Frustrating year The I.V. football team finished the 1982 season with a frustrating 1-7 record. Their only victory came over Blissfield, where they compiled a season high 221 total yards. Offensively, Rob Salenbien took top rushing hon- ors with 201 yards in 42 attempts, and Rob Iustice caught 9 passes for 100 yards. Dan Bolster and john Taylor spearheaded the defense with 76 and 72 tackles, respectively. The team never quit despite the losses, com- mented coach Mark Pullou. They had the desire but not the physical size to contend with most of the other teams we played. Picking up valuable yardage, halfback Rob Salenbien cuts up field against Onsted. First year coaches Mark Pullou and Kevin Ohrmann give last minute instructions before the game with Blissfield. 40!I.V, Football Showing some Homecoming spirit, Lisa Browning gets the players fired up as well as the fans.