Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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Back Again OZ--IIQ-11 xi:-:r-ol. 126 ' Football GUEST- HOME- Jays return ro s ln their third straight appearo the state 8-A playoffs, the J- finished second to the team the defeated in 1975, Emmetsburg. Tr Urbandale's fifth performance years in the pl The Jays finished an 8-1 Cinclu seven-game winning strealsb r season and shared the cl championship with Anlseny. Duril last three regular games, the J- outscored their opponents, ending with a 45-7 embarraf handed to H- Fieldlng the top defense in rr the J-Hawks held their foes ro O per game, 121 yds. rushing, and 1 total offense - all tops in the l They finished near the top in a categories too. Paul Minderman pts. led the conference while tear John White led with 6.2 yds. per rc The Jays average of 220 yd' far and away the ClC's best. Junizl Klein finished with a whopping 11y rush average, one of which wa yd. touchdown gallop against Fumbles plagued the team ear they found the handle and fi second low in t Six J-Hawl-ss were named to Conference. Center Al Carver only unanimous selection. Doug Mindermann, and Mike Orr com the offensive unit. Named to t team defense were Maris Kins Jay Pattee. White, Chris Knee Sabin, and Brad Barghols were on the second Orr was selected for 1st an team All State. Marla Kinser was to 2nd team while Allen, Carve Mindermann received special m All Matt Thorson G Dou We don't practice together, play the game, says junior Pringle about the JV football tea really on-thejob training and good experi The JV team was made different varsity team members few sophomores. Coach Tom thought the team prog throughout the season with a rec 1-2. Because of weather con Teach, Valley, and North were no r