Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Frosh team almost breaks even FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - Top row: Rolando Cocoba, Ra ul Rojas, Andy Casaras, Chris McCabe, Alfon- so Molina, Pete Kingsley, Anthony Fleming. Second row: Kevin Matthews, Torrion Amil, John Tait, Jordan Sloan, Sam Urcuyo, Richard Price, Rod Gower. Third row: Ken Lundeman, Brian Decosta, Marco Rojas, Coach Steve Chavez, Coach Brian Khors, Coach Jack Fox, Ramon Martinez, Cory Rade, Joe Lowry. Fourth row: Shandy Odell, Travis Andrews, Justin Beahm, Leo Gara y, Steve Valenzuela, Joe M uldro w, Willie Milsa p. Bottom ro W: Jose G uitierez, Allen Jackson, Gregg Spivey, F ranco Guzman, Samir Shamsheldin, Pat Swindle. ' a.-:va e -Q Inf' I ilk-L gs- S he Freshman Football team surprised many Central supporters. This year Coach Steve Chav- ez said that The Fresh- man team has a lot of motivation, but more motivation is always Welcome be- cause it can never reach a peak. This year the strongest point of the team was defense. The offense suf- fered a major setback when quarter- back Trent Johnson suffered an injury early in the season and could not play for the remainder of the season. The team leaders of the season were Richard Price, linebacker, and Willy Milsap, defensive end. Coach Chavez commented that much of the team's success wasnlt attributed to the team leaders, but was attributed to team work. Coach Chavez feels that the ma- jority of the freshmen players will re- turn next year and try out for the JV teamf, He is looking forward to a great new crop of freshmen players next year. Freshmen Football 3 wins 5 loses Central Opponent 6 Trevor Browne 12 12 Arcadia 6 7 Maryvale 22 12 Chaparral 32 14 Camelback 7 26 Alhambra 18 0 Saguaro 7 1 Carl Hayden 0 No. 80 attempts to complete a pass While be- ing tackled by a Chapparal defensive player. Freshman Football 25

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g Junior VarsityfFreshman Football Y C C he Junior Varsity team showed great potential and enthusiasm after working out some beginning problemsf' said coach Mike Cade. Coach Cade said, The team was capable of winning when they reached a level of competition. The team began with inexperienced players and late signups. They showed great improvement, and a Hgood offensive side of the ball. Coach Cade commented that the following players were the team leaders: Andre Warrick, linebacker, Kevin Wil- liams, running backg Nick Houston, cen- terg and Matt Navarrez, defensive end. Kevin Williams was the team's most out- standing player, and showed natural ability, according to Coach Cade. Next season the JV team will be even better, using new ideas, tactics, and strategies. Da vid Goldberg throws the ball to one of his teammates, while Chaparral attempts to inter- cept the pass. Junior Varsity 1 Win 7 loses Team shows a spirit of winning 'T Central Opponent O Trevor Browne 59 A, gh ,Q wiv. O Arcadia 39 i i 27 Maryvale 40 ,X S 19 Chaparral 27 g of 3 js Q kb., 7 Camelback 20 N S i 10 Alhambra 29 5 , if , My 0 Saguaro 51 - 4 K E 5 Q ff i 1 Car1Hayden 0 ' 2 f 7 s R li ...qiq A :,, ,. , Q ,Q S I A A, ,,s, K K B7 , q an 1 'yer 13, QL V2 Football - First row: Jason Torrence, , T , ..,, , P is Clinton Byers, Hector Buenrostro, Jimmy f, N. it c iff Hamilton, Mark Vancannon, Kevin Williams. ,,,, Q Q' A Second row: Shaun Ha ygood, Jerrod Lyman, i 1 ,. it Morone Delatorre, Ricardo Alonzo, Chris Vil- legas, Nick Houston, Scott Williams. Third row: Demetrius McCoWin, John Johnson, Charles Henderson, Paul Evans, Billy Taylor, Jesus Paniugua. Top row: Rodney I thier, Brad Brazil, Ben Berryhill, Jimmy Hamilton, Mike Walters, Ma tt Na verres, Frank Armen ta. 24 Junior Varsity Football px il l 2'

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Varsity Volleyball he Varsity Volleyball team was a hard working team. They started practice three weeks before school start- ed in August, and prepared themselves for the games ahead. Practices were everyday for two hours and games were scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They worked mostly on serve re- ceive, said Coach Cathy Gonzales. The team has improved a lot this year and has come a long way from the begining of the season. With graduating seniors leaving, the Varsity team will be split and the re- maining members will be faced with the loss of key players. Varsity Volleyball 2 wins 13 losses Central Opponent 0 Yuma 2 0 Kofa 2 0 Chaparral 2 0 Maryvale 2 1 Trevor Browne 2 1 Yuma 2 0 Kofa 2 1 Chaparral 2 0 Maryvale 2 2 Thunderbird 1 0 Corona del Sol 2 0 Mt. View 2 0 Mesa 2 O Westwood 2 2 South Mt. 1 26 Varsity Volleyball Team keeps that Centrallan Splrlt Above: VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Bottom row: Jennifer Serrano. Middle row: Tassi Estrada, Mary Kiel, Stephane Gonzales, Kim Marden, Vickie Wag- ner. Top row: Coach Cathy Gonzales, Debbie Ried- mann, Kari Edwards, Tracy Swain, Jennifer Rozar, Jaime Abromovitz, Assn. Coach Ann Beisser. Right: Kari Edwards attacks the ball, leaping to add greater force to the spike to the other side. Below: Jennifer Rozar, hands poised for moment of impact, focuses her power, and prepares to deal the coup de gras.