Cactus High School - Cobra Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Students hit the dance floor spankinl freakin 1' and Lookin ' t I. .lBfs Dynamite Disco from Left to right Mike Nicholan, David Chcsso, and Joe Bergerson. 2. wears white gloves to keep the rhythm while dancing with a guest at Cactus High. 3. Arvis Barnes gels down hands down at one of JBs Dynamite Discos. 4. Ron Lindsey does his part to support the Cactus High School dances. Disco Fever hits millions this year. Diseotecques became more in demand all over the nation as many teen-agers headed for the big disco scene on thc weekends to let out those school day blues. Many adults are taking disco lessons to improve they're skill ol' dancing, and lo help them feel younger at heart. K ,f 43 f Q21 '1 ,Q -. . wa, . ,Q ' tw X 1... XM . -W4 X 'XM N,

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Young team makes its debut as Varsity Everything was newg and what was expected? No one knew varsity foot- ball coaches Paul Williams and Ray Mitokawa started the season off with a very inexperienced team. The team consisted of only four juniors and the rest, sophomores. ln- experience was the name of the game, but the Cactus Cobras came through winning four out of ten games and improving every week. We were disadvantaged only in the fact that we were young and in- experienced, said Coach Williams. Before the year began, Cactus had planned for only a junior varsity team. We needed the competition, said Williams. lf we had stayed with only a junior varsity team our boys wouldn'thave gained this year's valuable experience. Williams added the best game played by the Cobras was against Kingman. Although Cactus lost 21 - l4. We played a good team and it was close, said Williams. We held them at 21 and that, l think, was very good. The game against the Kingman Bulldogs was the last for the season. The Bulldogs went on to the playoffs. Now that Cactus knows what it has as far as talent? We're looking forward to next year. It's going to be hard but we will be much better pre- pared just from a mental stand- point. said Williams. Cactus, which is in the AA West Division has a tough schedule next year challenging I0 teams. I know we can beat at least six of those teams, said Williams. FIRST ROW: Ray Russell, Brian Bressler, Larry Scoll. .lerry Lowther, .Iohn lidnionson, Bill Colclougli, John Keedy, Vince Leyva, Haul Huddle. Randy I-islier. Brel Boyd, Ken Green. SECOND ROW: Bob Frita, Donny MilfllHCZ, Gary liolian. ,Zoe Gall, Calvin Field, Wi?k irk Hanneman, Dave Szalranski. Third Row: Damian Flores, Nick Manianares. David Huskey, Bruce Waldvo- gel. .lolm Johnson, Chris Klofl, Steve .lason Abbey. Sitting: Io111.LJaL21ve, Gar,Lliugl1cs. Troy Coleman. Not Shown: Ken Anderson, Steve Balhrd, Leonard Bar- rett. Tony Ferro. QQ1!AI.l0l1lL'iD!7. Greg Sliulle. Photo courtesy of PA KOS. ...... - - fa .,. V ..T,,,j.... ...,. . , n 4 ,W '- . . 't' ff L' ' ' '- Y '. ' t...-5..g11if1'1:L:,,gJ': . V- . . ,., , - .. W . . lwllvlllgps---4.1.-p... -. ,. . . -1-WM .5 V . W. v Q V :47s!f-x:s::Fm l --Q... 1---.1 'l---------- . .-.i-.1.-.i1-..-.i.... ,.....,...,1 ,.,. . ,'- ,Y ' 'Y I! I 1 r 1 I 1. ,, '- ',?1 '-1'-'-ll-C- --..-....... . ,,.. . .V g ............ ans .. K ., E ,. , u wr' u tsrjr- 3 5 ,A ,,. g ,, .ng L. 1 .k,,.,v H, -,Q-.V-...N . ...... -