Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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A talented quarterback can run as well as pass. Brososky had 101 yards in 48 attempts over the course of the season. Gridders struggle through season The varsity football team had a disappointing season, winning only one game and losing eight. The season's victory came in the final minutes of Blissfield's Home- coming on September 28. The Vikings were down 13-0 early in the game, but fought back against the deficit and won by a field goal kicked off the foot of Petter Andreson. The final score was 16-13, and the Vikings had avenged their 1983 Homecoming loss. Senior Rob Iustice led the team in rushing with a net of 447 yards in 119 carries. He scored two touchdowns and also received hon- orable mention for the league offense. Five other team members also re- Most valuable player Rob Salenbien watches the game from the sidelines before the halftime show. Salenbien suffered a leg injury earlier in the game. 48!Vars1ty Football ceived league honors. Eric Edelbrock was named to first team offense, and Larry Gray received honorable mention. Rob Salenbien and Rob Rachor, who set a new school record for nine quarterback sacks, were named to the first team defense. Mike Leidel received hon- orable mention on the defensive team. The team had more talent than the scores indicated. Though the season was disap- pointing, Coach Hoffman stated that the 1984 squad was the most enjoy- able team to coach. The players wanted to play. They always did their best, and they never tried to quit. -4 , . ,, -A .M QV ,- 'M . Front: Bobby Cuildi, Todd Pickett, Rob Salenbien, Larry Gray, Mike Leidel, Eric Edelbrock, and Rob Iustice. Second row: Matt Butchco, Petter Andreson, Chuck Burke, Rob Rachor, Dan Perion, Iohn Taylor, Chad Davis, Tom Chaffin, and Billy Belter. Third row: nz ni ,inilltaf ' naw 'wrt' as . , , Y '31, 4 K Y ' mmm miie: BU E ' W A f lf at oar 'H Mutt Chuck Brososky, Troy Ott, Eric Studnick Mike Beaufait, Mark Ostrosky, Marzll Gunjack, Cromer McLaughlin, and Eric Goodridge. Back: Coach Mossburg, Coacl Pollou, Coach Ohrmann, and head coach Er- nie Hoffman.

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Inexperience hurt I.V.'s Our inexperience hurt us, com- mented Keith Karain of the IV foot- ball team. The team ended their sea- son with a disappointing 0-8 record. Terry Murdock and Keith Karain guided the team offensively. Murdock rushed for over 300 yards while Keith Karain guided the offense as quarterback. Glen Rehberg led the team defen- sively with 61 tackles. We played teams that were much stronger than us, commented Karain. Most sophomores were moved up to varsity. Next year will be our year, he added. 11 ll I.V. Football ' 0-8 Opponent We They Flat Rock 2 14 Onsted 0 17 Hudson 0 12 Mason 0 20 I Blissfield 12 13 ' Clinton 12 24 1 Addison 12 28 ' lda 0 12 Freshman leff Blackburn takes a breather on the sidelines. 50!l V Football Coach Pullou looks at the game situation from the sidelines with concern. is h.W.,,,,..,, Q