South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Engineer Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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H ardrocker Football The' 1971-72 football team lived up to some of its boasts andiwere stunned ijn some of. their expecta- tions. The team felt they would have anioverpower- ing defense, which they proved itrue in -giving up an average of 56 yards rushing and less than 1'00,yards passing per conferencelgame. However,,wh,ile the de- fense allowed only 8i points per game leverage all gamesl, the offense could only muster 6.5 points against its op'po'n'ents' defenses. The tea'm's finalre- cord of 3-4-1 included suspenseful triumphs over Black Hills and Dakota State and shocking upsetslby Huron and the University at Springfield. The team was coached by Gary Boner lrightl, assisted by Daryll King and'Eugene lSonnyl Coyle. Members of the team are: Front Left 'to Right: Chuck Wait, Nlax Begeman, Tom Anderson,Craig Thorsted, Kirk Beck, Don Litner, Gary Hanten, Jerome Jarding, Darwin Koepp, Prat Harkins, Gary Keller, Bob Hatch, Dale Patterson, Bob Patterson, Second Row: Leo Van- Sambeek, Dave Berg, Joe Jagodzinski, Gene Daley, Kerry Belden. Dennis Fettig, Howard Trubeau, Brad Wheeler, Jerry Tystad, Larry Raga, Wayne Davey, Monte Jost, Greg Todd, Dave lHedges. Third Row: Pat Nlclillahon, Chuck Foldenauer, Russ Sievert,John Chikos, Dom Ashiem, LarsiDitlev, Doug Emme, Rich Dyer, Mark. Kenner, Ralph Wagner, Gary Eschen- baum, Todd Tiahart, Buck Woodward, Steve Fluegel. sf' as 4

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NINE SENIURS SA Y GUOD-B YE! It has been many years since anyone remembers as many as nine seniors participating on the same football team at Tech. These sen- iorszplayed through theilean years as freshmen and sophomores and contributed more than their share in the championship team as juniors, Their senior team, though not as successful as hoped, was 'every bit as scrappy. The men were jubilant in victory and true comrades in defeat. These seniors were: Dave Berg, Gerry Tystad Gene Daley, Leo Van Sambeek, Chuck Foldenauer, Russ Sievert Wayne Davey, Dennis Fettig, Don Lietner, and Kirk Beck 'YTI'7 if IS FPCJZ' lksfaf-i'iEe ' QS. 1 .1 -.X ff-ef: . ' '7' T 'L ,:y..w