~c,

~~.. -:_~~~.~~:~.~~~'-~- ~.j~;,~

M S DCOACHES

10 RICK RIEDEL QB & E 130 10 ROGER DAVIS11 MARK EDWARDS QB & E 160 11 TOM BASTEAN12 ROBERT ADAMS QB 145 9 BOB WASHINGTON17 MIKE TILLEY QB & E 121 921 JAMES SMITH HB 160 1222 BILL KNIGHT F 120 1024 KEN BRUBRIDGE F 141 1130 ERIC NORWOOD HB 523 1132 STEVE MASON HB 150 1133 ROGER POWELL FB 124 934 JAMES DAWSON HB 140 940 CRAIG THACKER F 115 1042 KEN BARNES FB. 155 1144 ANDRE HURD HB 114 945 TERRY DUNN F 105 1148 DANNY CISSELL F 101 950 TERRY KUHN C 142 11

Good$po,151 TIM PERSON C 160 1052 KEN HARTZFELD C 132 1054 PAT HERNDON C 173 1160 MELTON BERRY G 150 1161 MIKE SAVAGE G 132 1062 MIKE BOYCE G 145 1063 KENT GILLELAND G 150 1164 MIKE DuBOIS G 180 1270 BRENT SIMMONS T 170 1171 FRANK McVAY T 156 972 CHARLES BOLES T 222 1173 JON MARTIN T 115 974 DEAN CROWE T 140 1080 STEVE TIPTON E 115 981 SPIKE MANNING E 142 10 ! "

it82 HALLY STEVSON E 140 11 ;IIi

84 BYRON MATTHEWS E 104 9

The85 EDDIE SPURLOCK E 115 9

AftCHEERLEADERS MANAGERSCYNTHIA TOLlE SIDNEY RICE

AthlLE ILA ORR DAVID McINTOSHBRENDA WHITE LAVON THOMAS

MARQUIDA McCULLEY CORDELL MERRICKLISA TAYLOR HANK MOORECARLA PERSON

VIENNA

COACH 10 PAUL LIGHT QB-LB 185 12JIM PARKER 10 KEVIN HAYES OG-DE 150 10

11 HENRY WEED RB-DB 150 1111 MARK HRYNCHUK qB-LB 150 1012 DOUG HONSE OG-DT 150 921 BRAD LIHT OG-LB 140 1023 JOHN BRUNNERT \-JR-S 150 1130 BRIAN PATTEN OB-LB 150 930 PAT KLEFFNER TE-LB 135 931 DAVID KEARNS RB-LB 145 1133 TODD FEELER RB-S 135 1140 TERRY FEELER RB-S 130 942 TED FEELER RB-DB 150 1243 STEVE SIEBERT RB-DB 145 1150 ROGER HONSE OT-DT-NG 200 1251 JOE JAMES C -LB 17.0 1252 DON KLEFFN.ER OG-DT 170 12

.smanship53 LEROY WIEBERG TE-LB 150 1160 PAUL ZIMMER TE-DE 180 1260 JIMMIE ROBBINS WR-S. 130 961 MIKE SWYERS OG-DE 185 1263 DARREN EADS OT-DT 160 10

'. 64 ROBERT FINN OG-DE 170 10

.,'70 DAVID RIPKA OT-DT 312 10

'. "> I 72 MIKE SMITH OG-DT 200 1172 RON HUFF:MAN TE-LB 155 1074 DAVID DECKER OT-DT 180 1080 TOM REDEL TE-DE 175 11- '.' 81 TODD EICHHOLZ WR-S 130 10

.' "..

82 JIM FINN WR-S 145 12BILL MEIER OG-LB 160 10

83 MARK KLEFFNER WR-S 130 10

itude of CHEERLEADERS :MANAGERSCHRISTINE HONSE EDDIE HONSE

etas!NANCY HONSE KRIS LORDJACQUELINE WANSING

"Ifwe lose ""I f we win. . . . ."

Random thoughts from a random footbal galice.

The success of a sport in any school usually

depends on the sport's win-loss record. Win-

ning and losing consume the minds of athletes

to such an extent that the full enjoyment of

the sport is lost. Where ~as our pleasure in

participationgone? '

Or is it gone at all? I think we all have

shreds of that pleasure still remaining. Re-

cent magazine articles have called it by dif-

ferent names '- the "zen of running,""sports

yoga." Call it the nirvan'lof football - ab-

surd names don't change the central idea,

everyone of these is just an updated reference

to an old,honoredconcept- sportsmanship.

Ideal sportsmanship is not limited to those

on the playing field. If you can see beauty

and find pleasure in the playing of the game,

regardless of the final scire, then you have

realized the idea of sportsmanship. This is,

where we need to retrieve those shreads of plea-

sure. Winning isn I t ,the ojlly thing. It IS im-

portant, but it only an enhancement of the basic

-enjoyment, which is found in good sportsmanship.

Loof for it within you~self. So that when

you go home after the game, you can answer the

question "Who won?" by saying "I did," even ifthe team lost.

(Laurel Van Driest)