Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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Varsity Football Team. Row 1: R. Smith. E Eckholf. T. Piper. 8 Caidosi. D. Lymberopoulos. R Hodge. K Lourdeau. K Peachy. B Hannah. 0 Stocking Row 2: T Torchia. G Fensterman. M. Seidel. M Miller. 1 Miller. S Dali. T Smutting. M Moats. C. Swanson Row 3: J. Nelson. ) Mailer. R. Sapp. B Taylor. P, McCauley. M Wathen. I Scott. R Wall, M OeVore. S Slagel Together As a Team To look at the 1973 football record, one would probably call it a season full of hope. Certainly it was not the record we had hoped for or expected. However, it was nothing to be ashamed of. Even though the Hall Red Devils finished in the top ten III. prep polls, the Tigers gave the Conference champions a very good game. Many Geneseo fans stated that the Tigers gave the undefeated Maple Leafs their best game. The Tigers also had a good outing against the Rochelle Hubs, a team who suf- fered only one defeat. At Chilli, the Tigers beat the Grey Ghosts 24-12, as our defense scored 12 points on a fumble and an interception. At home, the Tigers came from behind to score a fourth quarter victory over Rock Falls. Certainly with the returning nudeous of Juniors, and the underclassmen coming up. Princeton's football future is optimistic. 18