0027_Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1972, Page 23

Description:	Panther Cubs Show Varsity PotentialLEFT PAGE: (Top) Bert Myers and the rest ofthe Panther defense were very successful inclosing down the Richmond running attack.(Middle) All-State receiver Jim McNultyshows why he was the most successful puntreturner in BHS history. (Bottom) All-Conference quarterback Carey Stapleton scampersthrough a break in the Richmond line.RIGHT PAGE: (Top) Panther Cub coaches,Jim Arbuckle and Bill Finley, ponder thirdand five during the South Vigo game. (Middle)The Cub defense puts the pressure on thequarterback during the Bedford game. (Bottom) The 1971 reserve team, coached by BillFinley and Jim Arbuckle, compiled a 5-1 record and gained valuable experience for the1972 season. The members of the team are:(Front Row) Tom Pershing, Mike Eads, MartyDrummond, Warren Long, Larry Litten, DanCarmichael, Bill Grass, Tim Eads, MarkCurry. (Second Row) Tom OBrien, RalphNorris, Reed May, Tony Stull, David Williams, Mark Peters, Dale Scott, Greg Faris,Max Campbell, John Chance, Dan Hardy, TimTodd, Glenn Teare. (Third Row) Coach BillFinley, Don Kent, Jeff Brinegar, Randy Carmichael, Larry Paskiewics, Tony Helton, MikeAllen, Jeff Tate, Steve Stillions, Tim Keough,Beaufort Harris, Mike Schutte, David Beggs,Coach Jim Arbuckle. (Fourth Row) DavidWinters, Mark Lunsford, Tim Wininger, TedBrown, Bob Fox, Jeff Greer, Steve Rainbolt,Mike Reagan, Doug Bartholomew, DavisReeve, Harry Edgeworth, Don Rutledge. (NotPictured) Brian Councilman, Mike Forney.ft, ft. f ,•„• -ft .ftwti^ft f ^-»£3iP7f2£^85 M S^43kJtf<4h&-M439$elpfc^fs&f
Source:	http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloom/id/10152
Collection:	Bloomington High School

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