Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Titans Heed the Call of the Coach 3S Terry Boes checks the clock. 62 Wrestling

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WORLD W The Varsitv Foolball Team. CISNCY Hul, Hul. Hike! Success in football usually depends on experienced players. Taylor ' s var- sity this year lacked in quantity of seniors but not in quality. MVP ' s Bill Damewood on the offensive line, Ke- vin Swain, offensive back; Mike Sumpter, defensive back; and Hal Martin, defensive line were among those who gave their all. A difficult schedule (six teams with a 7-3 or better record) and a young team resulted in a less than successful record of 1-9. Perhaps a young team this year means more experience in the future. vJ ' u- ' ' - ' ' The people on the lines are just as important. Varsity Football 61

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1st row: Jeff Fouch, Todd Kennedy, Doug Tate, Scott Goudy, Jeff Huffman, Greg Cottingham, Ban Tabor, David Arnold. 2nd row; Brett Goudy, Dave Lowe, Terry Roes, Brian Oldfather, Jeff Mullen, Denny Little, Brad Fouch, John Burke. 3rd row; Paul Edwards, Matt Laurence, Joe Bolen, Nick Sofianopoulos, Mark Lasbury, Fred Shelton, Dan Newton, Brian Stewart. 4th row: Coach Mr. Gregory, Tony Long, Bill Damewood, Jim Silver. Glen Rhoades, Derrick Shelton, Coach Mr. Ward. At the close of the 1981 season, Mr. Ward had the more than usual prob- lem of replacing seven seniors. This led to the inevitable conclusion that he would have to turn to the under- classmen to fill the roster. At the start of the season, over half of the 13 weight classes were filled by under- classmen. They were led by the eight returning lettermen. The hard work that they exhibited paid off. They finished the season with a 1 2 and 2 dual meet record, and beat county rivals Western and Northwestern in the regional sending three wrest lers to the semi-state: Scott Goudy, 98; Bart Tabor, 119; and Fred Shelton, 155. 2 ' 7 QB