Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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I know a lot of people Wonder what goes on at half-time in the locker room. Dwight: At half-time you're all tired from the first half. Coach lets us go in and get a drink and rest until about the last four minutes. Then he comes down and goes over plays We messed up or something. Do you think Coach Leonard is as hard on you as you are on yourselves? All: No. How do you feel When one of your team- mates is really critical about something you did? Steve: We weren't really that critical. It was usually constructive if any- body did it. Dwight: Coach said at the beginning of the year that if there's any critic- izing to be done, he'd do it. 15

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Warriors End Season With a 7-0 Record FRONT: Mgr. Jerry Hillard, Roy Chapman, Jack Limbach, Doug Parsons, Bob Bendgen, Jim Bendgen, Bobby Gon dek, Mike Walsh, Chuck Limbach, Charles Scozzari, jimmy Wells, Richard Hamilton. MIDDLE: Doug Boyd, Er- nie Cheatham, Don Mabry, Eric Zander, Rudy Ayala, Mike Hamilton, Bill Sieler, Steve Chace, Danny Herman, Chris Herman. BACK: Wes Edwards, Carl Zander, John Dane, Jon Zander, Carroll Palmore, Kurt Brooks, Bob Boyd, Charlie Frazier, Dwain Rosanelli, Scott Nolf, Dwight Ellis. The following is an interview with five members of the 1974 football team: Steve Chace, Dwight Ellis, Chris and Danny Herman, and Scott Nolf. What motivated you to out this year? Dwight: lt's fun and a good time. Danny: The fun of winning. Scott: You just look forward to the games. Steve: The challenge. What about a personal goal? Steve: It's not as much personal as it is is the team . . . a team goal. Like this year, to be undefeated. Dwight: But if a guy is real close to setting a record, the whole team will pitch in to help him. What is the general feeling among all the players? All: You can't explain it. Danny: Everybody is really close. 136

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Did it help you when you criticized each other? Danny: It's better. lf you have a grown- up criticizing you, you say that they don't know what they're talking about because they're not in there doing it. But when you have someone that's in there with you, they can help you out. You tend to listen to them a little bit more. When you watch films of the game, what does it feel like to see yourself in action? Chris: lt doesn't seem like it's you. lt doesn't look like you. Dwight: You can't believe you made those dumb mistakes. Then when you see something you did real good, you say Coach, turn that back. Scott: The films really help you out a lot. Do you guys get nervous before the games? All: Yea. Danny: It depends on what team you're playing. Who was your hardest opponent? Scott: Brentsville. Chris, Steve: Bullis. Chris: With Bullis, we couldn't move on them at all. But with Brentsville, we could move. We just couldn't score. 138 Mn