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

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:r O 3 Cb n 0 3. 3 CQ :- 0 'U CD U5 9 m O FC VS O GS ri Inlu Homecoming '72 proved to be an emotional Ietdown for the Royals, as the gridders fell to Kokomo Taylor on Oct. 13, 27-O. Grade cards and injuries seemed to determine the outcome of the game by prohibiting star quarterback Dennie Cooke, halfback Terry Wright and tackle John Kirkman from competing. You have to play with the guys you have got, exclaimed Coach Freeman in regard to losing three of his star play- ers. li you have to put somebody that's not experienced in their positions, you lose. We didn't play bad. This was the first confrontation with the Titans. Although this defeat was a hindrance to the boy's spirit, the grid- ders bounced back with a successful season. Coach Freeman shows his disappointment as his Quarterback Dennie Cooke breaks the spirit ring as he leads the Royals onto the field. Three Royals begin their pre-game warm-up with Royals lose to Kokomo Taylor, 27-0. the bear roll as the others look on.

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A new coach this year Tim Freeman led the Royals to a 4 6 football season Although the season was not a winning one the boys felt as though they gained much experience under his coaching Seniors received top honors with awards. Dennie Cooke, quarterback, achieved the recognition of being selected for All-State honorable men- tion. Mike Guyer was chosen All-County defensive lineman and Mike Huff, Den- nie Cooke, Mike Guyer and Darrell Ray were named All-Conference. V K Quarterback Dennie Cooke barks out the cadence as the Royal linemen dig-in to protect him. New cocich leads gridders to 4-6 mark Offensively the team was led by Den- nie Cooke who gained 741 yards in seven games, while Darrell Ray led the defense with 89 tackles. E ,,,.,,,:m, ,,,,,,m:,, f ,,,,, ,, ,gk S M -L V 5 . -.5--t.:1f.:c,,:-.L If X sp- --W .wwwisw--C.