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

Page 82 text:

JV Football Crow onej mgr. Gary Maier, Robin Mezera, Tom Roemer, Louie I-lull, Del Scanlon, Walt Stabnow, Alan Ostertag, Kurt Cumiskey, Fran Klaas. Crow twoj Mike Zahn, Roger Berning, Bob Taylor, Pat Dietrich, Bob Gevelinger, Dan Uhler. Mike Parker, Rich Reis, Greg Pings. Crow threeb mgr. Jim Polglaze, Brian Brazier, Kevin Houlton, Quent Kalscheur, Dave Debevec, George Polk, Kurt Pawasarat, Mike Leahy, Jim Zahn. Crow foury Brent Banker, Bill Ploog, Gordy Wix, Mike Lenoch, Fr. Hughes, Tim Gilbertsen. A The Barneveld offensive line provides excellent protection in fending off the tenacious efforts at advance made by the Holy Name linemen. 78

Page 81 text:

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.

Page 83 text:

fa Vee? fell for Two Victories The IV football team achieved the distinction of having the most wins any JV football team has ever recorded, matching last year's record of two wins and five losses. But achieving an impressive win-loss record is not the main thrust of the IV pro- gram. Instruction and experience are the main goals. Team records are secondary. Still, Fr. Hughes says, It was as good a I V team as we have ever had. but not yet good enough. AA A 4 Fr. Hughes enjoys participat- Kurt Pawasarat finds the Fr. Hughes does some on-site ing in the practices as a Belleville front wall to be coaching in the encounter player. impregnable. with Barneveld.