Andress High School - Talon Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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' t gya. ws sis'-4' J' Q ws inning tradition Varsity diamondmen strive to stand up to challenge The Andress Varsity Boys' Baseball team started district competition March 20 against the jefferson Silver Foxes after having played several scrimmage and non- district games. The 15- member team started prac- tice February 1, working out from 2:45 to 6 p.m. daily. Larry Hetrick, Sergio Beltran and Daryl Blohm are the team's returning let- termen. At the start of the season, the team was very young and needed to vvork on their defensive techni- ques, according to Coach jerry Antvvine. 'We have a winning tradi- tion in baseball here at An- dress High School and l would like very much for this team to stand up to that challenge and be the type of team we can all be proud of, commented Coach Ant- wine. Ulf we have a suc- cessful season, it will be a total team effort. l A Coach jerry Antwine 4 Sergio Beltran helps level the dirt on the baseball field. A A busy, active field is seen as some team members work leveling the dirt vvhile others practice catching and throwing the ball and Coach Antvvine supervises all the activity. Varsity Baseball 57

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P A team Conference precedes daily prac- tice sessions which began even as the field was being prepared for playing season. V Members of the varsity baseball team: kneeling Coach lerry Antwine, Bobby Georges, Larry Hetrick, Mike Aguilar, Ed- die Carrillo, Manny Mata and Larry Gomez, Standing: lohn Molina, Sergio 'ii Beltran, Robert Delgado, lavier Ortiz, Tony Marshall, Daryl Blohm, Orlando Her- nandez, Robin Chavez and Bradley Powell. QM.. 56 Varsity Baseball

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eam effort B baseball team coach stresses positive attitude lllvty main goal is to try to instill a positive attitude in my players and to get them ready both fundamentally and mentally, to play varsity ball, commented David DelToro, junior Varsity baseball team coach, in talk- ing about his goals for the year. Team effort is an obliga- tion that has to be met, in keeping one step ahead of the game Delloro has pro- claimed that liWhen we win or lose ball games it is because all nine players had a part in it. l like it better this vvayg team effortff The lunior Varsity Baseball if ,J team is very young, con- sisting of mostly sophomoresg however, the talent is there and the poten- tial is unlimited. Whatever the team comes in, whether it be first or last, they will provide fans with excitement and some hard hitting action on the field. , 1j ,,t,t,,',s :Yi MM... JE.. 't :-1-Y gan uw, V V Ni ,. H i , ,F -' ' , ,iglps f zu AI 'f'7.,n ,, Q , 4, an A Q . ' -f 7 ' f W lr' tv, i. ,K A ,4 M ,W nr gy N sw, ,, MM fm., ,J A Us s.. uw xggv' - fag, P'f-iff' f Q , i' . ,Q-15 Q t,,, N sa1w 'i', ,,,,fjaaffB H L..v get mt? zz- V iw' f ,ww W ws-WW g , A Top rovv: Coach DeIToro, Scott Orzehowski, Marcelo Polanco,: Pat Vargas, Mark McAllister, lesus Hernandez, Gabe Reyes, Mark Morrell, Oscar Payang Bottom rovv Robert Murillo, Karl Altheide, lohn Lindquist, Michael Smith, Harvey Gomez, Dodie Haguewood, Marty Trot- tier, lose Ramos. P Gabe Reyes sorts through the baseballs, while resting during practice, 58 B Baseball Team ps--Qt - J 5 1 G 5 N K sciyaaccc ttt , .N ssci C .1-s,, K N,,,N,'swct, N , t Q :isa sv wt ' X ' , 45: X. 7 Coach DeIToro during fielding practice 3 fi? , , it,,- tgg. Vg J t ,F .lbg yi-, if V Y J QQ' K A jf f M s,,.. . .' si, .V i l k i .h Y M if If-...:.Zs.s.2 . ccic Xgg A K .,.t.,...:.:,,,,: Catcher reaches pitch 'ittt during practice, as he gets the real thing. is .. .. U ii , WW' idfigligsztstaiiisgifaaiz ,,,, ,- :Ei L ,gs Q ,, ,Q , E Q gf.. A E I 5 .,,,... ' I ' at wa . - ' i - f : s Qt we E M, +46 i f QQ ii, -,,tew-t- if f W 55,44 . ,ze Us ia. an -ai- sss B iais V R Mgaig , tae? Q55 Ls, ,ly .:gV---: ggt.iV tg Vkik A ::,, . , I sss C tsi, rttt -'fi :2i'fisiif,,,f'i5twg,, g:,,,g,yei w?L ,NQEt iif4:f cigars iss f ,, fsmiai?m.2 ,ii ,,,- fg,,ggkfgj,,yg:1g si,, vfffif av, 2: 'iif----- N:-- fi +V ii 'ii'