Amphitheater Junior High School - Pirates Treasure Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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8th FALL CHEERLEADERS, L to R Candy Everill, Dawn Dyer, Ms. Kohl, Jardine Busler, Wendy Parker, Jenny Horton, Moll Kni e v P hr ill I V 1 Am ,, of .AI 1. The 7th grade cheerleaders lifting spirits at the first pep assembly. 2. The 8th graders showing their moves on the AJHS track. 3. The 7th graders display a special formation at a football game. 7th FALL CHEERLEADERS, L to R Steph- anie Reynolds, Ms. Kohl, Margo Molina, Marcel- la Serrano, Dyan Crippen, Heather Sauber 48 Ne 13 4 3 'rfililiqizff V1 '

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JHS Kicks ff With A Fantastic Season ike fans watching a parade on Main Street, Amphi Pirates showed their excitement at football games. The eighth graders took first place in the Delta League champi- onship with a no loss record. Their most valuable players were Jason Payne, Jude Candelaria, Tom Huthoefer, and Tony Belloso, and the team captain was Eric Hall. Seventh graders finished with a five win, one loss, one tie record. Top players were Armondo Belloso, Ricky Corella, Dave Couture, Tommy Fraijo, Gabe Bar- reda, Ben Myers, Shawn Roy, and Kien Truong. The team had a great season, a fantastic learning experi- ence, and they all grew A lot, said Coach Steimling. The lightweight team ended with a five win, two loss record. Most valuable players were Ryan Sou- cy, Chris Stanton, Jason Pederson, and Greg Laguna. Despite a very late start, we developed into a dis- ciplined team and had an outstanding season, said Coach Schmoker. l. Coaches Schmoker and Steimling instruct the 7th grade team. 2. AJHS 7th graders get ready to explode on another play. BTH GRADE FOOTBALL-L to ll, Front Row Rudy Bravo, Josh Burton, Payam Zamani, Joey Carrillo, Travis Cooper, Hector Felix, Randy Hildebrandt, Mark Quiroz, Matt Jaconski, David Logsdon Row 2 Cheryl Spicer, Ma- rie-Noel Feyte, Camille Lujan, Jenna Aldrige,-managers, Asst. Coach Upshaw, Head Coach Cirelli, Asst, Coach Volk, Bill Hildebrandt, Mark Morrison-managers, Malcolm Lee, Chad Caporale Row 3 Shawn Rintoul, B.J,Fink, Jason Pedersen, Dion Spanggaard, Chris Stanton, Eric Hall, Ricardo Puig, Lee Black, Robert Chacon Row 4 Mars Lundergan, Jason Roy, Ruben Sandoval, James Craig, Rick Moreno, Damion Athey, Peter Fimbres, Jude Cande- laria, Scott Haggitt Row 5 Jason Rock, Tony Belloso, Miguel Flores, Jason Payne, Rick Wilson, Wade Bunting, Mike Gallie, Gavin Lopez Row 6 B.J. Roberts, Matt John- son, John Magee, Vade Pierce, Tom Huthoeter, Rick Jones, Gonzalo Escamilla, Glenn Helton, Elias Kotzambasis 50 ,,, , 241, bv J E