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Motto holds  true.


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  J                                   "I played for the team, if  I had
       Varsity  people who  do  not
       start but contribute and are  done well they might have moved
       given a  chance to show their  me up to varsity, but that was just
   talents and learn basic skills .   in  the back of my mind. All  the guys
      A reserve player must work out  just wanted to win," said Senior Mike
   with  the varsity.  A  typical practice  Finnerty.
   starts  off  with  stretching,  then   And win  they did with the only
   moves  to  individual  group  work,  loss  to Lincoln  Southeast.
   such  as  receivers  against  corner   "The  game  I  think  we  most
   guards and tackles against tackles.  wanted to win  was  against Millard
   Then  comes  the  part  when  the  South  because  of  their  varsity
   varsity and JV  are split  up, offense  beating  ours,  and  we  wanted
   and defense. The  reserves play the  revenge," recalls  Finnerty.
   part of the  " other team"  for  the   "The game I think  I'll  remember
   varsity.                        most was against Omaha South. We
      " This  provides  the  players  a  had to come from behind to beat
   chance to show their skills  and learn  a  strong  team;  it  was  a  must  win
   the  basics,"  stated  Coach  Tom  situation,"  remembers Shawhan.
   Shawhan.                            "We did well for what we do in
      The  practice is  wrapped up  practice. We didn't do as  much as
   with everyone's favorite condition- other teams but when we got to a
   ing. This  may be running 100's,  220's,  game we generally got together. If
   440's or 880's to prepare the players  we had been like  we were in  the
   both physically and mentally.   middle of season  I think  we would
      With  chances to move up to  have done much better," summar-
   varsity,  a  player must  decide if  he  ized  Shawhan.
   is  out there for  himself  or  for  the
  Communication  is  an  important link
  between a  quarterback and his  center.  Quickly  changing  positions   a  North
  Juniors  Todd Johnson and James Young  lineman  lunges  to  tackle  a  Lincoln
  practice up.                    Northeast player on an interception.



























                                   Front  row·  Jeff Frazho,  Rocky Schweser,   Ingram,  Rod  Morrison,  Jim  Napier,  Joel
                                   Kurt  Kuhr ,  Marty McKeown, Todd Lynes,   Alchin,  Shawn  Boryca,  Todd  Mumma,
                                   Tim  Marchese,  Jim  Friend,  Keith  Porter,   Connor McCarthy, Walt Merty, Eric  Dillard,
                                   Jeff Black,  Tony  Scott.  Last  row·  Coach  Mark  Cylerey.
                                   Tom  Shawhan,  James  Young,  Todd


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