Cactus High School - Cobra Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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ggyicnr. Mikc Iicrnal, Ifrud Napier, Mike Higym, Roy Klopping, .icy 2-Z-I record Shows FROSH OPPONENT CACTUS TOLLESON 14 22 INDEPENDENCE 8 12 DYSART 26 20 Although lacking experience and consistency the Freshman PEURIA 14 8 football team came through with a season record of 2-2-1. PHOENIX INDIAN 36 36 Many participated, said freshman coach Dave Moore. They were above average in size, but they weren't as big as last year's freshman team who were playing varsity this year. t The freshman team was plagued with problems in that so many showed up to join the team and there was not enough equipment. There was no equipment for the first three weeks which resulted in the freshman team having to cancel its first game. The school had to come up with an additional S3000 of equipment , said Moore. Mr. Moore added that at least 45-50 freshmen played per game. lt's hard to single out people, everyone contributed to our team, said Moore. The freshmen really got things together during the Tolleson game. They were consistent and controlled the game, said Moore. The freshmen Cobras beat the Wolverines 22-14. Stc.t'c,,CQ5roll,, lid Norcia, Jcll' Elder. Walter 1fggC. Illl, Bill Iiurkcl, Ixcvin Pctliclrc. David Long, Chris Dukurm. Brent Stephenson, lack, Sulitll.-.Priul Brcsslcr. Tom Bangs. Mark Crouch. Scott Marlin. Mikc Iebx, Kerri' Beach. Kg , Tom l ff!gCl'ZIlm0Il7 Tlzoinpson, .lom Gibson, rn:1n, Gregg Hart, 115215, Dody Lutlrcll, .lohn Vonc, Andy Wcilcr. Kcn Wallcrs. Ron Price. Kick Hansen. Ben Dickens. lJi1H Gibson. Tom Iirirr. tffd llanscn. Bill Admin Dan Busch. Mikc Cornclison, Todd oncgalck, Vincc Smith. Raul Higgzag ImJ.R,V- . 4-Ii... C onion. fg.,.-f- 1 - ' - 7 - -. ' X 1,1 ' -. . ---.f--.W T l KK 5 ix: .vm gnu mg ,ka Lwxk . - .'- YY s ,. slu-

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Varsity Volleyball Cactus Phoenix Christian ' U5-l, I5-I1 CHCIUS Independence U5 -12, I5-91 Cactus Dysart U5-12, 13-15, 15-61 Cactus Peoria I8-15, I5-4, I5-21 Cactus Phoenix Christian U5-5, I5-81 Cactus Wickcnbuirg 115-7, 15-I1 Cactus Bourgade 115-8, 15-131 Cactus Tolleson U5-10, 9-l5, 15-81 Cactus Independence 115-5, 16-141 Cactus Dysnrt C8-I5. I5-8, I5-121 Cactus Peoria U5-12, I5-61 Cactus I Tolleson 2 U5-7, 1245, 15-51 The Varsity Volleyball team ztreg standing from left to right: Dorenu Wilson, Arvis Barnes, Letti Veln, Doniel Hiekmzm, Debbie Reed, l,t1urz1 Fermrrzl, Couch Marie Swinlord, Cheryl Buntpus, Renie Ruketieh, Valerie Hezlrd, Lori Miller, Pat Her- mztn. Kneeling' lrom lelt to right: Robin McKinnon: score- keeper, :ind P41111 Gruhlkeg mztnziger. Not pictured Michelle Lilly. 2. Cheryl Bumpus sets tl1e bull lor one ol'tl1e hitters at one ofthe home volleyball games. F . . 1 4 , fy' -1 'Wm'- H7 .Nu sf f C Xi' - 'pl' we is Af -.N .fu