Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Falcon Footbdl Has Trying Season Coach Kaly Ootm ' 1979 FoottMi team returned to the grid on wtth the Iom of 30 graduated lettermen. The squad begar Its leann v Hh a victory OQainst Bre- beuf throuQ a field god in the last secorxj of play. But OS the season progressed, Ifte competition stiffened, crd ttw Blue otkj SIver closed ttwir season with a 3- 7 record. Though ttw com- pled record was a dbop- pointment. Coach Ckxe was proud to state ttw team had a positive atti- tude throughout ttw regular ThouQ It was a losing season, certain players showed conriderable deter- mination orKl ablty. Out- standhg offensive and de- fensive Irwmen were John Wlengordt and Brian Ctarlc respectively. Ckxic also eorrwd the mentd attihjde award. Arvottwr award pre- sented was ttw most ag- gressive award received by mndy Huser. iWlng ttw Falcon at- tacking force was junior Steve Adams, fie accumlat- ed a season ' s total of 1029 yards and ten touchdowns. Doug Armstror g fel only three points short of break- ing the detersive point re- cord with 238 totd points. Coach Ckxe kxsks with cntkdpatkxi to the ' 80 sea- son with a sHoDQ nucleus of 27 returning lettermen. The returning veterans to head the Ines wl be Doug Pear- son, Mike NIchekdf, Jay Schel. Steve Adams, and Randy Huser. Freshmen and reserve footbdl had simfcr dfflcul- ties to ttw varsity squad. Many of ttw reserve games were tost in ttw find minutes of the game, and tttey were urKtsle to pul off a victory, erKlngO-9. Thm freshman team was touQ and determined, but ecKled the season with a 2-6 record. There were a few v el-pkiyed games In whk::h ttie flQ ntlng freshmen should have won. but coddn ' t de- feat ttMir oppor er t. 44Fooltx:tf

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Steve Adams consists Coach StFoder for play strategy. Perry Merldan foottxsl team dem- ' onstrates brutal strer otti on a car- dkKt during a pep session. ' v.

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FfMhman Foolboi: Front Row: R. RMk. M. AbugtcMrt, J. font. R. Mor- rti, R. StaN, B. Tkon. D. May, T. Mn- ton, D. BcMno. Row Two: Coach Mood. R. Jhackm. M. McCoimlck, R. Pork. R. kigah. D. Chambm, J. ' Gl. L. Sos jond. S. Eait. J. Mam, M. Ambt. G. Hortxrr, T. Amnault, Coach Ch w. Bock Row: G. WrlQ t. K. Van Att«n, S. tOmbro. C. Mtan», M. Lxandk, S. Uy, A. KMrwr. G. Chonalui. A. Atwl, L. HiM , S. SmHtt. 8. Lortdn. D. Spwwar. G. Kbby. RMtrv Footbal: Front Row: T. Stangar, A. Clamant, T. Mtto, B. Uwk, S. Wrlg . M. Ldtamand. B. Rkrhardnn. J. Baoitay, M. Houiton. Row Two: K. Nov«re «, T. Many, B. Long, C. Hk , D. Btovlnt. J. Snow, J. HacMar. G. Co«talow, J. SuMi, M. Olvar. Front Row: J. G«aio». D. Wl- aay, G. BoBord, J. Gorraux, S. Don- nal, M. KoNi, D. Coff, T. Cttm. B. R. Ftahar, A. Wak. M. Wab- Tha Fctcon dafanw h rwady to tok on ItMlr opponanft oflanM. Vanity footbol: Front Row: M. SmWi. S Adomi. G. Strubai, S. Oumban, J. torn, K. Bmto, M. Mchotaff. D. Paamn. J. Schal, K. Mtar, A. KaBrtaack, A. Hd- Oon. Row Two: Coach Pottar, Coach Wada, J. Bray, P. Gootaa, J. Oatz, T. ZkfcatKXh, J. Walngardt, J. lOdwal, E. Hohtt, D. JanUnt, D. AfmrtronQ. J. Cc«- klnt, R. HuMT. P. GraathouM. Bock Row: E. Erwtn, B. Clark, R. Handrtckt, J. Aiaxondar, S. Bcfcman . B. U ndarria na S. Rtazo, J. Andanon, J. Sdvnttz, J. Harf. K. DrUkal. T. Morttn, B. Epiar, J. Qdtant, T. Rfchay, K. Kamar. R. Hafv ft - - , O 1 r m ■ -:Am i Fodbal '