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

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ora mis. Emnarewlrg Young EEEAM, 3 Wi .ia 5555 f:A - is 4' ' , J. i 4' f ar Coaches Dave Enright KLEFTJ and Chet Miller KC next play with Keith Hendricks. 44 J ' av ,,,I ,R ENTER? discuss the alfa! To fans, the Westfield Jamboree marked the start of the 1973 football season, but to Southeastern's squad, the season began Aug. 15, when Head Coach Dave Enright, held a three day camp for all interested in football. Twenty-eight chose to try out for the '73 squad. Conditioning, agility drills and Coach Enright's way of football made up most of the camp procedures. The Royals lost Don Waterman, junior defensive back, in the third play of the Westfield Jamboree with a leg injury . The team was young and inexperienced with only 10 returning lettermen. Sopho- mores and juniors made up most of the team with only six returning senior lettermen to provide the team with experience and lead- ership. The Royals three wins came against Centerville, Eastern Hancock and Tri- Central and dropped a close Homecoming battle to Hamilton Heights 14-8. Offensively, the Royals were led by Sen ior Fullback lVlike Cooke. Cooke led all run- ners in yardage gained in the 10 game schedule. Last year as a junior, Cooke was an offensive Quard, but was switched to full- back his senior year. Sophomore Jeff Moore was given the job of signal caller. Jeff's favorite receiver was Jim Davis, senior end . Jim led the team in total pass receptions. The line was young with only one senior and five sophomores. Defensively, the team was led by Keith Drummond, veteran defensive end and Steve lVlcLean, sophomore linebacker. The Royals placed Jim Davis, Keith Drummond and Steve lVlcLean on the all-con- ference team. Keith Drummond was also elected to the all-county team and was elected most valuable player of Hamilton Southeastern.

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I 1,, Iif Reserve Coach Wayne Stahley worked mainly with the Royal defense. Mike Gillian worked as Dave Enright's assistant throughout the year. Don't get me wrong. There are tough guys here, a lot of them, but their way of football has to be changed. That's what the coaches are out to do. With four out of five new coaches it takes time to understand your players and fellow coaches as well. Our guys who were youngsters this year, will be veterans the next year, because they understand the system more and can react to it. Football is a great game, but you have to understand it. , ,, Disappointment is shown on Coach Enright's face as a third down conversion fails. if 6 .Q 3 f 419 X Nj? I ii , it lg ,, yy si 11, Lg, 7 ww ,lm 'K , llsl Q y QQ: W A , zz 1-4. M 1 N A 'Q tu ' is ,, 2 , , gf., we if if ' 'P M, f 1, A to i'Z:t', ', 'rV- WF l fi V l rw r -u., tllj w e ff, K '53, QQ x 4 xv? Ur fi: 'ff' ' M t 1 y Line Coach Chet Miller shows a bit of enthusiasm after a RoyaI's touchdown. 43

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