Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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We Opponent They 66 Decatur Central 0 10 Greenwood 7 7 Danville 19 33 Center Grove 10 21 Brazil 8 31 Whiteland 14 26 Mooresville 17 27 Brownsburg 14 7 Avon 17 21 Speedway 33 Captains—Tim Stultz, John Baker, Larry Wilson All-Conference—John Baker, Ray Proud, Tim Moss, J.V. Gilbert, Jeff Monga n J

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Varsity shows skills on field Vorsity. Front: Greg Overling. Billy Swarn. Jon Dietz, Brad Rogers. Bill Brocious, Tom |cnt. |im Heaid. Tim New 1 in. Jeff Mongan. Scott Aldridge. Tim Reynolds. Brian Swift. David Homeier. 2nd Row: Mark Bade. Steve Blevins. John Cadweil. Todd Hoffman. Tim Dunn. Scott Wray. )im Simpson. Rex LeMasters. Kirk Daugherty. Greg Smith. Buzz Kellner. Brian Holsciaw. Tim Wilde. 3rd How: Steve Livingston. Ashley Stevenson. Leo Sackett, Scott Ranee. Brian Cecil. Greg Nay. Steve Bel- les. Ray Proud. Kent Nysewander. David Crowe, Scott Mansfield. Eric Nysewander. Todd Rogers. Stu Latta. Hack How: Kevin Parker. Paul Christian. Powell Bryant. David Trotter. Jon Cox. Tom Taivalkoski. David Bo- hemkamp. Tim Moss. |.V. Gilbert. John Baker. John Mohler, Tim Stultz. Larry Wilson. Steve Monaghan. Doug Huey. Brad Reno. Warming Up. and preparing to meet opponent. Contemplating. Coaches Waltz. Conley. Davis, and King decide on what play to use next. Defense lines up against opposing offense. Hunter. David Bohemkamp. kicks ball down field and gets Quakers out of trouble. Struggling away from defender. Tom Jent bat- tles to get into the clear. Finishing the season with a 6-4 record, the varsity football team closed their books on another thrill- ing season. Led by captains (ohn Baker, Tim Stultz, and Larry Wilson, the Red Pride football squad prac- ticed and prepared each week for their upcoming games. Homecoming brought the team together to defeat Brazil in one of the most exciting games of the season. Brad Rogers re- ceived the award for the most valu- able offensive player and Tim Stultz was voted most valuable defensive player. Quaker gridmen John Baker, J.V. Gilbert, Jeff Mongan. Tim Moss, and Ray Proud received all-confer- ence titles. 14

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Reserve and Frosh fight back Reserve. Front: Brad Jones. Greg Smith. Tim Wilde. Gene Margiotti. Kent Haggard. Bill Rose. John Hadley. Rick Parker. Mark How- ard. Randy Wilson. Mark Must on. Scott Par- lett; 2nd Row: Eric Nyscwander. Steve Beilis. Tim Newiin. Scott Dietz. Brian Swift, John Cadwell, Bill Brocious. David Brinker, Phil Smith. Tom Hawk. Mark Meyer. Greg Nay. Curt Rahn; Back Row: Scott Mansfield. Rich- ard Lowery, Kirk Daugherty. Todd Hoffman. Ashley Stevenson. Neal Turner. Bryan Agan. Tony Skorjanc. Brad Reno. Scott Wray. David Crowe. John Harris. Doug Huey. Coach Dave Teany Tackle x 3. Reserve defenders do job on offen- sive opponent. Kicking off, John Partowmah kicks ball down field as Kerry Crowe eyes offensive receiver. Running down field. Craig Wilson dodges de- fenders to get into the clear. Lining up. defense stands strong against opponents. freshmen. Front: Rick Rogaliner. Steve New- iin. Dave Lopossa. Andy Broyles. Junior McGugan. Chris Hughes. Brian Smyth. Kerry Crowe. Dick Newport. John Partowmah. Da vid Boesch. Don Brinker. Brian Macek. 2nd How. Craig Wilson. Randy Brinker. David Neibaur. Dorg Lairmorc. Chris Strafford. Jim Schanz. Brian Brocious, Mark McCarty. Scott Wade. Scott Ecoff. Steve Smith. Back Row: Don Heatheriy. Brian Wright. David Cassel- man. Dan Osborn. Shannon Sipes. Ron Hu- man. Phil Lowery. Mike Baird. Doug Shan- non. Wayne Roller, Curt Brodie. Led by coach Dave Teany the Junior Varsity football squad finished their season with an impressive record of 7 wins and only 2 losses. Quarter- back. Scott Wray led the offense in scoring a total of 135 points, and the defense held their opponents score- less in three different games. The Freshmen football team lost their first three games but, they roared back to win or tie 4 out of their last 5 games. Don Heatheriy, leading rusher and tackier, showed his abilities in the game against Greenwood by rushing 157 yards. Leading passer, Chris Hughes and leading receiver, Brian Brocious also helped pave the way for freshmen victories.