Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Charler Baldwin Garry Baldwin Tim Brown Fred Doyle Richard Cohn n',v if , . ,J5':afi'5+ 3 in if' ' . 4- , m !f'fzfJ'frrr.,':,31- 'L lu COUGARS WIN OPENER, 21-6 The Cougars opened the 1963 football season with a convincing win over the Ganado Mission Panthers. Quarterback Mike Reagan threw touchdown tosses to Rex Wilmans and Don Miller and Bob Gur- ley scooted over from 20 yards out to account for Judson's tallies. Ganado was not able to move inside the Cougar 30-yard line during the first half and scored its lone t.d. in the third quarter. BOURGADE FALLS, 55-O Impressive yardage was rolled up as the Cougars slipped past the Blue Angels. Rex Wilmans was kept busy crossing the Bour- gade goal line on runs of 40, 35, and 20 yards. Bob Gurley scored from 40 yards out and Richie Moe snatched a 30-yard aerial from Mike Reagan to com- plete the scoring. The Blue Angels never penetrated deeper than the Cougar's 35-yard line and judson's fine line crashed through repeatedly to throw Bourgade backs for losses. Leland Bnzzelle Tom Clark Scott Erdman Mike Einbender Richard Duncan w -141-

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- ------- -- - 1 -, ,,,,-wr, , W, W V-1 ---.1--xg-w--f.--. . S'ca'ce Foo'cl:a.11 Champions A FOOTBALL may bounce crazy ways, but it consistently bounced the right way for the 1963 Cougars. Knifing through the toughest 8-game schedule in the school's history, the foot- ballers compiled a 7 won, 1 tie season and were installed State Class B Independent Champions. A fine bevy of backs crossed opponents' goals for 185 points in a tremendous display of offensive power. Yet, it was jud- son's stout defense that keynoted the entire season. The defense was so stingy that opponents could score only a total 38 points, and four opponents were not permitted to score at all. -140- J udson 21 35 14 12 26 24 32 21 Ganado Bourgade Orme Ranch Paradise Valley Maricopa Duncan St. john's Seaton

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' O . 1 Bob Gray john Griffen Bob Gurley Dicle Gwinn URMJ, li:XNf H l.U5l:5. l-l'l3 A football team called desire was Judson when it took the field against arch-rival Orme Ranch and whipped the Warriors for the first time. Orme started strong and at halftime Judson left the field trailing 7-O. But after intermission the Cou- gars surged ahead on runs of 40 yards by Larry Jack- son and 35 yards by Dave Hornsby. With only two minutes remaining in the game Orme struck through the air for a t.d. The all-impor- tant extra point was blocked when Judson's All-State guard, Barry Weiss, crashed through the line. The defeat for Orme was it's first in more than 5 years. PAR:XDlSlf V.'Xl.I.lfY HELD TO l2-lf Tlli The Blue and White went outside its league to take on the Class A Trojans of neighboring Paradise Valley. Senior quarterback Mike Reagan engineered a 70-yard sustained drive and scored from 8 yards out to catapult Judson into the lead. Dave Hornsby added 6 more points when he cracked over left guard for 50 yards. Paradise Valley returned after intermission and crashed over for two quick t.d.'s in the bitterly fought contest. On both attempts at the conversions, All- State guard Barry Weiss burst through the Trojan line to block the p.a.t. and preserve the tie with the bigger school. Pete Hanrcbildt Dave Hornsby Steve Irving Larry jackson -14 l 2..