Holy Name Seminary High School - Encounter Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Aerial Circus Has Up and Down Season Holy Name varsity football sported a new look in 1975, fea- turing a bag full of trick plays and the shotgun offense. More often than not, however, this aerial circus was shot down by the opposition, whose defense caused many interceptions. But when everything meshed perfectly the results were fun to see, as in the homecoming win against luda. Holy Name won two and lost seven games, including a non- conference defeat to Weston. Bob Kleifgen was named to the all-conference team at safety, while Kevin Kessler and Mark Kalina received honorable mention. With the loss of only these three seniors, a strong nucleus is left for 1976. r il 1 17.1 C. . 'WA Plugging ears is standard pro- tocol when the coaches speak. 76 Varsity Football Crow oneb Mike Lenoch, Frank Lenoch, Joe Kreye, Dave Debevec, Robin Mezera, Bob Korson. Crow twoy Bob Reinders, Bob Kleifgen, Tim Burke, Mike Leahy, Kevin Kessler, Dave Brost. Crow threej Mark Kalina, Mike Mallek, Chris Pauley, Brent Banker, Russ Haney, John Hecht, George Polk, Coach Paul Stauf- facher. Crow fourb Coach Pete Pauley, manager Jim

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What, alien, is the right way of living? Life must be lived as a play, playing certain games, nzalfing sacrifices, singing and dancing, and then as man. will be able to propitiate the gods, and defend liirn.seU against his enemies, and win in the contest. Plato

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Kevin Kessler calmly ambles through the grimacing 4 attempts of the Juda defense. Schumacher, Dave Timmer- man, Tim Zander, Paul Dwyer, Kurt Pawasarat, Jim Cichock, manager Gary Maier. It proved to be a long day for Tom Leaver. Juda quarter- back, at the Holy Name homecoming, which Holy 4 Name won, 28-7. Chris Pauley is such a docile, gentle creature that he even hugs the opposing players on the field. V ix-, 01' -- 4Dave Timmerman and Mark Kalina apply the finishing touches to a well executed tackle.