Florence High School - Husky La Bran Yearbook (Florence, CO)

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18 1. FROSH FOOTBALL: (Front Row, L. to R.) Coach Jim Vaugn, Brad Welson, John Harris, Orlando Baca, Coach Barry Stimitz. (Second Row) Jim Ca-merlo, Greg Mederick. (Third Row) Tom Eisele, Jeff Becco, Anthony Ortiz, John Dye, Chuck Green. (Back Row) Rick Gallup, Lee Schaffer, Frank Luther, Harold Wolfe, Jim Singleterry. 2. Eluding tackles, Husky frosh drives into opposing territory. 3. Sophomore Dave Lozano finds an opening in the defense for extra yardage.

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Gridders End Disappointing Season The F.H.S. gridders Finished the season undefeated! What? With a 1-8 record? In the won-loss column the Huskies came up short, but as far as unity, pride and courage were concerned it was definitely an undefeated season. Winning isn’t everything. Working together as a team and never giving up are just as important. And the Huskies proved that this year. Determination and mental preparation brought the team their lone victory Homecoming night as the Huskies defeated Lake County, 14-6. Experience and development of skills were gained under the instruction of new Head Coach John Villani. Villani expressed extreme pride in his new team. 1. VARSITY FOOTBALL: (Front Row, L. to R.) Mark Andreatta, Dave Rendon, Larry Bowers, Dan Martin, Dan McClain, Phil Oliver, Kriss Spradley, Tom Tedesko. (Second Row) John Wollman, Leonard Marques, Dave Lozano, Greg Allen, Albert Barela, Rick Ken-agy, Mike McComb, Mike Anderson, Gary Medrick, Ron Gasser, Dan Adamson, Vicent Kay, Asst. Coach Mel Smith. (Back Row) Head Coach John Villani, Glen Towner, Walter Wollman, Art Trujillo, Abel Herrera, Ken Lucero, Steve Cornelia, John Sanborn, Stan Ellis, Tony Carochi, Anthony Castellano, Bill Gamache, Tom Fabri-zio, Tom Vendetti, Asst. Coach John Merriam. 2. Entangled in a mass of defenders, Steve Cornelia strives for yardage against Lewis-Palmer. 17

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Netters Build Foundation This volleyball season was the first for most of the players on the JV and Frosh teams. Along with the end of the season the netters carry skills to continue their playing for future years. They gained knowledge of the game and executed basic skills with precision. The most valued knowledge is that of spirit and teamwork. i 2 1. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: (Front Row, L. to R.) Desiree Delmonte, Rose Mata, (Second Row) Stephanie Layton, Shanda Downer, Annette Trujillo, Margaret Barrows, (Back Row) Elsa Hughes, Asst. Coach LouAnn Finnegan, manager Susie Smith, Head Coach Sandy Torri, manager Kathey Brown, Rene Pryor. 2. FROSH VOLLEYBALL: (Front Row, L. To R.) Michele Youngblood, Lori Neary, Karmen Hughes, Marla McChestney, (Second Row) Tami Myers, Anita Martinez, Theresa Martinez, (Back Row) Pam Button, Head Coach Sandy Torri, Connie Franklin, Asst. Coach LouAnn Finnegan, Linda Schwartz. 19