Homestead High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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5: .. .5 .if 6, 4-HM, FRESHIVIAN FOGTBALL OPP Heritage 14 Manchester O Village Woods 32 Carroll O Garrett 14 Woodlan 6 Norwell O New Haven 6 s r 1 1. HHS 8 34 O O O 12 6 6 vid. 5' .mf 1. We ' rw- Q. lu IVLM , , 4,-.. 'S A , Af. , t M r .qtijit pc-M-..,. f-,fffvf rf f V, ,-I ' 113'--. ,tm 'ants f' if - fe. ' ' 'I .If f Aix ' ,Qi I ,ff '3 'Y-.1-:Jar -1 A ttempting to break a tackle, Steve Cunnrngham gets a kev block from Kerry Smith as J1mCarmer stands by rn a 6-O wclorl over Nom elf FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM F1r5tRow Greg Schuchhardt Tor1rs17at7'm Kern SW' I Sim e Carmer, Coach Davrd Frandt, Second Row Dw1ghtCrum,oaCAer Bf1Jf7JOfV75fU-'7 Scott V 'fe' Sn Don W15n7er,M1ke Drake, Thrrd Row Dave Rogers Dan Bea! Dau e Fohrrfxsf' Bw Dt, 'v'xa ' ge S Fourth Row Terry LOOl77lSfl77Eil1dQEfl Greg Dalman Joe Dal Bob f1.1utIo.'v Brace Swat' manage : XJ' 4 MB4' 3 '53 .xl I X. ,

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Guard Kerry Smith blocks whrle slot back Don Wrsmer attempts to break a tackle for extra yardage I' ,fi Q n 9. . i J i r l, i il ' all 4' hug FP' Ind RESERVE FOOTBALL GPP Carroll 6 Wayne O Adams Central 16 Heritage 32 New Haven 16 Norwell 6 HHS 8 2 O 16 6 O M7 c at gl 4 ,153 1 J , 1 g ' , 5 I Aga al ,H 'fi ,fb 'Qs ,exft O 'vlweh fa I. , ,W vw? 1' iw ww uw. ,Q fx. do 4 RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row Bruce Shoaff fmanagerl, John Cop!en,R1ck Bradbury, Roger Goerk, Steve Huston, Scott Senseny, Dan Same lmanageri, Second Row Coach Bob Rohrbacher, Dave Schefber, Stewart Matter, Bill Wrrght, Mrke Loornrs, Bill Stohlmarin, Marty Lenwell, John Wade, Thrrd Row Coach Jan Davrd, Charlie Potts, Pau! Grrrier, Norm Hoffman, Br!! Holley, Randy Fry, Bud Kuker, Larry Cooper. Entering the dressing room covered with mud or dust and sweat, it appeared the reserves and freshmen, working with a small number of boys, found football tough work. Reserve gridders found tough competition, for they had a two-win four-loss record. The Spartans defeated Carroll, 8 to 6, and the Wayne meeting was a default, for the Generals used a boy who was ineligible for play. Freshmen gridders captured a three-win, three-loss and two-tie record. With only 20 members, who were smaller than the past year, lVlr. David Fiandt coached them by imitating the same offense and defense used by the varsity squad. l I 1 lf! ,rr if 4 T 'i -zgi f 151 ntl? ,F ,Y 1 13? '4 Vi' viii: lfi'2f,f f it -r 1 , i 1 1' ,fill MM Cf 14' 'gn fi lm 5 ,W Y' 'fume f' r-I-'I fmt: i HW fl tri' 'ailtrs Herrta Marin Village Carroll Garret Wood! N0lW9 llewH

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I, 1 l 1,1 I r' I , I 1 f 54: Sophomore harner Rod Crosley sets his pace for the two mile trek against Bishop Luers. Crosle laces 28 SN' Straining to overcome a Bishop Luers opponent, junior Steve Moore and Dave Mendenhall lead a Mentone runner and sophomore Bill Sanders. Worn out shoes, fatigue and tired muscles portrayed the exhausting season of cross country. With twelve wins and five losses, the varsity harriers lost by no more than nine points in dual competition. Brian Crosley led in the Allen County Athletic Conference meet. The team placed third following Norwell and Carroll. Brian finished fifth in the sectionals. fourth in the regionals and twenty-eighth in state competition. First place in the West Noble Freshman Sophomore Tourney at ' I Kendalville was captured by John Kliner in stale season ended l2 5 tally and Rod Crosley took fourth position.