Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Cougars place six on All-CKL team Motivation and team spirit, de- spite a disappointing year, were the contributing factors to a fine effort by the Cougar football team. Inex- perience, injuries, and turnovers plagued the Cougars as they fought hard throughout the season to es- tablish only an 0-9 record. A die- hard defense, as described by Coach Chuck Culley, proved the pride of the team as the inconsistent offense could generate little yard- age. Injuries handicapped the Cougars throughout the long season. Early losses of lineman Dave Richwine and kicker Jim Ginther hampered the offense. Richwine suffered a head injury and Ginther dislocated his shoulder, sidelining both players for the remainder of the season. Quarterback became a problem pol sition as Jeff Lagerberg bruised his shoulder during the Central game and back-up Curt Larson had a similar injury against Manhattan. Despite the lack of victories, the Cougars' talent was still recognized. Elected to the first team of the All- CKL offense were linemen Phil Buck and Jerry Hickle. Greg Rogan was named to the first team defense as was Dennis Vinson, who was also voted the league's best punter. Cou- gars named to the second team of the All-CKL defense were Steve Thompson and Steve Tisdell. Although the football season in general was one of frustration, many positive characteristics were accomplished. The Cougar men dis- covered that winning is not the only factor to success and never to give up.