Bel Air High School - Highlander Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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In three straight outings with El Paso teams, Las Cruces suffered its first loss, 19-6, to the Highlanders. Using brilliant defense, both teams fought a scoreless game. Finally, in the last five minutes of the game, the Bulldog defense began to crumble. On a field goal try from the Cruces 12, jose Molinar picked up a bad pass from center and scampered for the first Highlander touch- down. The Clan then recovered a Bulldog fumble following the kickoff and Nick Bonty climaxed the drive, scoring on an 18-yard sprint. The Scotls final touchdown come on a 35-yard pass from Mike Sullivan to Mike XVilliams. Molinar kicked the extra point. Defeating the Roswell Coyotes, 19-7, the High- landers chalked up their third win. Bel Air scored first in the second quarter. Bonty carried the mail from the 6-yard line. Molinar kicked the PAT. Six minutes later, Bonty scored again from the one- yard line, but the extra point attempt failed. Capping the Clan's score, James Alsup sprinted 63 yards to paydirt in the closing minutes of the last quarter. Molinar's conversion attempt failed. Roswell made their only tally in the last quarter on a 38-yard pass play, and the extra point was good. Chuck Stephens E 143 Luis Calderon HB 145 Luis Zubiate HB 140 Louis Tiller HB 145 Carlos Pacheco FB 162 .-x as fs ' e . .E i .23 1 . an---:Hr ' K' K .5 A as , s 5 N J, . , l,,,.,., ,-,,V,,..., ?'5i,L., s V f is - ff , 1- -I . 14- T '5t' at 'W K f -as -5-L, .55 'Sidi if - ' -tins?-5-,5 e,a,, i?:'WW ' , Lf-er V ra, ,- , ,V Z f-,-,fwfr 5-: j u I K mf. W . I.. .-rf' -1 - j v,,,,,':::' 5- ,,.,r f yjrg :Ig ff! fr ,,. ,jT,.6.,.gfs-g.. ,'-' v ' L 3... T if-sf' .2'5Q'i?tB4gf,llfl'l??2:sT:W 1 it. I ,fr ft-n' 1 , - was -4: -Qxq:.i-wff.' ra-r w--.g. ,,, za-,, ' 4 ,-...m-'g-1.-...vigil 0.--flv.'Mw5i 4 - if:-M-,...isvf. .I-,Q . M V '1 us'w.,w3g-,. V .m,,:n'. ' t' wwwezauiamgaa .. w -K, - n :t. '-. ,ffai-,- M' Q lr gli.. ... V ,, .5 . ' - , yi., Hr 5 . , ..,. 1 t 'tr dbrr . ,' f-as gf., 1 :bw ,,f ., aw' gf ' www K,-,.'+i,,j '4 ' we ' it ,J .ita af. .fi 1 ' ,: og. - ' -it' L-A f A .. 1. ,mv Y ,g, ' D-PM - .Vis . turf .V ,g5'a,4,-K ff 1 Q.-1 , . . , , L J vffg F, 5 .t :ff ' , . 4 . 1 A F'-' ' Wi WMI . nfl . ,. . , LIP' ' ,rt- mmeit - ,, . , . t.. w.f., .-r -. ww ir C ,Q 1 2 ,Q 5 is w I X K ,, ..., Q 1 yfvri' .ku 1--',iz'.'.Q21 -' T W , ' fe- ' xr Q 1 . fi 5 .. , ...f F s Q s QQ, FV bf es: Ml. z Q i W ,Q is X Ffa? f ,. , 1 y an-W .wa i 5 , g V23 I 1 Q 9' U Q 9 Kr , as K 'K T N ww - 5 tr ,t . , L if-3 ,gg -' 3 2' . 'if' .f www . aryatf -,25fiM ' 4 ff. it W F' ss, ' , ' ,- ' ' L. . - 1 4 RW' . fr 416' A Q ., ' W Q . fs? --few.. viva- at US- - 3.1 Wai.: f f'-sl' , 'e i Q Q, 'X SPV. . . ffazr . . , f . 1 Ja,-1,, h. I., -1. A ,V Z, -f rt.-,H 53x .. 1- , WV- . 1g?,,,-1? , g!,Qw ,,,, ,as 324:- . Q . ,. 51, ., X E ff., ri- Li 1 K k Y fd .Q .3 Q ' , fs... -...,.au ' i ,-U--f.-fgsvtssztr.aa.,-I.-ext fr r a it l ,, as' 5 .4 fin 5 M M 'K ,S s ii? 'S if 1. . . ,gg I t Y, '53 A 4 v F ' 1' .Ex ' aff 4' gg iwfi 3 fa' ,I - X . if ' Q I' M ' Fa fx 'ii 'fam if Y Q' f --Y' 1- X, c 9? 5 -.I , ff , - ,- ff A s A N fx 1 if ' +2455 if V., , . .si A , , . . I ' . Q1 iflmff ' E 11.33, 37.-M f,,k3,,,,,,,..... , ' 'QQ . , 1- . A H.aeWet jwaaefi K i x , - f ' all ,.,. fy W, . ygnm .. , , . 4 , . . ,

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A im' 3 5 s . ia gr,.au-ar r' -is aww R i fs! - LEFT-Coach Jim Pufal, line coach, supervises blocking tech- nique during a typical daily varsity practice session. BE- LOW-Donit worry, Honeyl I won't forget to stop by the store for bread. Bel Air Encounters Tough Opposition Bel Air, favored over Austin, began the game with great confidenceg however, due to fumbles and a fired-up Austin team, the lead changed sev- eral times to give the Scots quite a scare. Bel Air drew first blood on a 49-yard touchdown sprint bybNick Bonty. Austin then returned the favor and scored on another long run and converted to tie the game. jose Molinar, who kicked the first PAT, put Bel Air ahead 10-7 at half-time with a field goal. A Highlander furnblc on their 27 led to an early third quarter score by Austin, who then led 14-10. Finally, late in the last quarter, Mike Sullivan fired a long pass to Mike XVilliams, who went into the end zone untouched to give the Highlanders a 16-14 advantage as the game ended. Homecoming time at Bel Air found the High- landers meeting the El Paso Tigers in Highlander Stadium. The Clan and the Tigers fought hard the first halfg Bel Air's only score came on a 50-yard touchdown sprint bv James Alsup in the second quarter. .lose Molinar kicked the PAT. El Paso stormed back in the second half, scoring when they found a weakness in the Bel Air pass de- fense. Conversion failed. In the last quarter, the Tigers kicked a 22-yard field goal to win the High- lander Homecoming game festivities, 9-7.