Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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Football Happened Southeastern's football season may not have been a tremendous success as far as Wins and losses were concerned, but the Royals presented their fans with many thrills in their first full varsity season. They won one game out -right, a big Home- coming victory, and annexed another after the season was completed when it was learned Pike Township forfeited because an ineligible player performed for the Red Devils. Several underclassmen saw consider- able action during the year which should give the coaching staff a solid nucleus with Which to build for the 1968 season. Howdy Scott, who played at least five different positions While only a sophomore, re- ceived all -conference honorable mention. s E i 1 X Quarterback Larry Eiler is about to get smothered by a Hamilton Heights defender after launching a pass. Hard as it may be to determine what is happening in this action shot, it's halfback Bill Wiley hitting the Charlton line for a small gain. 36

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Hup, two, three, four! Company, halt! Aren't you glad you don't do this for a living? ' f Okay. So you think you're tough? Try and get this one over the net! I warned you once, Mike. Next time, I'11 cut off your head, and then you'11 be sorry! 35

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Jim Beaver and jack Roudebush bring down this ball carrier as help starts to arrive. Royals Won Two Coach Harry Moore conducts a pre-practice meeting with the Royals prior to a grueling workout at Fall Creek Elementary School. ldentifiable players from the left are jim Beaver, Jim Jones, Dan Fluhr and Bill Wiley. Mr. Bob Russell and Mr. Wayne Long gave the football team a big assist by manning the scoreboard apparatus. Larry McLean is thrown for a loss on this play. as two officials watch for infractions. Eric Nordell 1611 and jim Beaver f6Oj look to their fallen comrade. My it Q, ,I This action took place at a practice session with Howdy Scott calling signals in a Royals huddle. 37