Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Mac HHs Hosses for First Districf Loss Making use of a fine block by Paul White, Billy Burk sidesteps Joe Matulich for a gain of 12 yards. The final gun has sounded to end the game. The Mustangs lost. Yet up to the last few seconds, Becky DeWese still had hope. d|ll v . ■ B SBV H H H r HflJI M H i v 1 1 m-m ' wSdt r If voodoo dolls worked, the Brahmas would be sure prey for the Hosses. April Kautz and Bar- bara Bauer were disappointed with their scheme. 72

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njunes Plague Little Hosses Every good halfbacic gets an elbow in the nose occasionally. Side-lined and with nose bleeding, Mike Lehman waits to get his strength back so he can re- turn to the ganie. 71

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Half time gives Mustang cheerleaders a chance to sit back and admire th ' Lasso performance with anxiety. Interest, and pride. W y nW s fy ' Mac Seemed -to mate +(ieir ' PaN7S ' . ' Alamo Stadium, Oct. 17: Capitalizing on Jefferson ' s mis- cues, the MacArthur Brahmas beat the Mighty Mustangs 23-0 in the district opener for both squads. Strictly an of- fensive battle, Mac scored on a Jeff safety, a misjudged punt, and a Mustang fumble on the Hosses ' own 15-yard line. Even though the Brahmas dominated the scoreboard, the Mustang defense held Mac on three goal-line stands. Proving themselves on the Mustang secondary were Fred Ekmark, Ronnie Thompson, Pat O ' Connell, and Joe Nobis. Sharing the spotlight as offensive standouts for the game were How- ard Smith and John Mosley. Red, blue. We ' re for you! Judy Murrah means every word as she inspires fans In cheering the Mustangs on for a long drive down the field. 73