Speedway High School - Speedette Yearbook (Speedway, IN)

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Freshman Scott Curry catches up with a Mooresville halfback and re- ceives help in stopping a long gainer. g . vi 1 'B V '1 I l u - - li YMVV xg - ' 24 L f.. ,r . V Y i Q FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM - First Row: B. Sikand, J. Johnson, C. Butts, T. Dial, K. King, Second Row: M. Mayo, B. Buchanan, D. Norris, J. Watts, T. Shaw, M. Jones, M. Etienne. Third Row: S. Harris, T. Lawson, J. Hunt, M. Leonard, S. Heinekamp, T, Carter, Raikes, J. Walls, Coach D. Mullen. S. Bates Fourth Row: Coach B. Holmes, E. Popcheff, T. Harmon, E. Knoy, D. Cook, G. Supplying the needed protection expected from an interior lineman, enables the quarter- back to complete a pass. i -1- RESERVE FOOTBALL i S.H.S. Opponent 26 Decatur Central 0 Under the watchful eye of the referee, Matt Rosner illustrates ideal form in stopping a Danville halfback. 6 Danville 0 6 Greenwood 12 20 Beech Grove 0 :: S S 1 1 1 3 l 14 Plainfield 13 Increasing their two-year coaching re- cords to 16-2, coaches Tom Smith and John Griggs established a record of 7 wins and only 2 losses and outscored this year's opponents by a 124-37 point mar- gin. The reserve team opened up with vic- tories over Decatur Central and Danville then lost a heartbreaker to Mid-State rival Greenwood 12-6. Not letting this deaden their spirits the team bounced back to win their next four straight games and pushed their record to 6-1. Losing a close one to another Mid-State rival Center Grove, 6-O, the reserves had their hopes shattered for a conference crown. Al- though still upset over their previous loss, the reserves defeated Whiteland 20-O and ended their season on a winning note. The freshman football squad led by coaches Doug Mullen and Bruce Holmes started their season with a strong win over Danville by a score of 28-O. Through- out the rest of the season, the team had to work hard for their victories and pulled out a winning season at 5-4. 8 Avon 5 24 Mooresville 0 O Center Grove 6 20 Whiteland 0 FRESHIVIAN FOOTBALL S.H.S. Opponent 28 Danville O 6 Greenwood 8 6 Plainfield 21 50 Brownsburg 27 27 Whiteland 12 14 Mooresville 6 6 Fulton 24 26 Decatur Central 12 O Northwest 44 19

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LLNESS All 5840855 HAMPSR RESTLEBS 'vi'-'.f,,. Attempting a take down, Don H mat. Senior MVP Rusty Long shows great dedication to the team by wrestling with a painful wrist injury. ott slams his opponent to the VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: C. Schrader, Coach Tom Kennard, B. Ringwood, J. Gough L Lewis D Hott, J. Smale, Mgr. G. Goss, J. Bates, R. Long, D. Owen, M. May, M. Jones, Coach Terry Taphorn S Evans. sf. , i, X. ,R