Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Players represent BOTTOM ROW: David Janti, Esfan Sepahi, Abdol Javaherian, Navid Rahimzadeh and Steve Howell. ROW. Joe Lamer lCoachJ, Randy Criswell, Mehdi Delband, Rick Kracer, Clayton Moreland and John Robbins. ROW 3: Mehrdad Hariri, Mike Parker, Adam Brackin, Wesley Winfree, Neil Hopkins, Joe lsraeli, Kuzaima Jallad and Greg Happe tCoachJ. Football is one of Americals best loved sports and is prac- ticed all over the United States. At Judson we carried on the high school tradition of a foot- ball team. Practices started off with three new coaches, Greg Happe, Joe Lamer and Steve Jordan. Waiting on the side lines was not easy for those who wanted to play. Enthusiasm was great and cheers were carried through- out the game from onlookers and football fans. me . mjgiilwg Steve Jordan helps out practice with sled.

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Zlppy cheerleaders zap the Splfll BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Netherton Tracy Markham and Angela May ROW 2 Belinda Bencomo, Kelly Bocchini, Wendy Watson and Kerstin Mmshull They say, Behind every great man there stands a great woman. Here at Judson, be- hind our Football team our cheerleaders helped give con- fidence to the team. They stood tall and still, waiting to begin their first cheer! The cheerleaders did their best to pep-up the crowd. They were constantly being helped and supported by Patty Bertie, a former Judson student. Patty was Head cheerleader last year and did an outstanding per- formance.