Posted by Roger Wilson '76 after the great induction ceremonies for the Wabash College Athletics Hall of Fame: "Friday September 13 was a special evening for Wabash College and Delta Tau Delta Beta Psi Chapter. The occasion was the annual Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony where the Soccer team of 1972 was inducted. That team turned around a mediocre program and established a goal for succeeding teams to reach. The team included 15 Delt Brothers, many of them Freshman who made an immediate impact.
Only 6 opposing goals were scored that season and as Dick Sword ‘76 stated in his remarks, 3 were penalty goals. A big shoutout to Mike “Gumby” Shaver who starting the nomination process for this team, spending considerable time researching their accomplishments and seeing it through until the team was accepted."
Wabash President, Scott Feller, poses with the 1972 Soccer team as they are inducted into the Wabash Athletics Hall of Fame. |
Fellow Delts began gathering in C'ville on Thursday, preparing for the honoring of their soccer team inductees. Murph '76, Dan '79, Brad '79, Randy '77, John '81, Derek '79 |
Derek '79, Rob '76, Alex '76, Eddie '76 |
At Camp Rotary, Craig '79, John '81, Dan '79, Derek '79, Rob '76 |
Rob '76, Murph '76 |
At the Wallace Opry, Friday morning. |
The Old Rugged Cross
Back at Camp Rotary, These Delts raised the Delt colors. |
The 1972 Soccer Team is inducted into the Hall of Fame. |
This is the team picture taken in 1972. |
This crew of Delts were in attendance at the dinner honoring their '72 Soccer brothers. |
Eddie '76 with Chick Clements, great friend of the '72 Soccer team as well as all other Wabash athletes for many decades. Chick passed away before the '72 Soccer Team was honored. |
Dan '79: Check his new license plate! |
This weekend was also Homecoming at Wabash. The Delts were seen in large numbers at the luncheon before Saturday's game. |
Mike "Gumby" Shaver '73 He was the spark and continual flame that produced the induction of the 1972 Soccer Team. |
And a campfire was ignited at Camp Rotary for additional story-telling. |
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