Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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j.V. Football Tempe McClintock Corona del Sol Mountain View Dobson Mesa Chandler Westwood Opp. MdN 14 0 32 6 0 10 22 12 27 13 28 14 7 7 32 0 . ., Frosh Prepare For arsity Roles The junior Varsity Football team had a disappointing 'I-6-1 year, but gained valuable experience and should be an asset to next year's varsity team. The j.V. offense was led by jim Man- cuso at quarterback. Mancuso passed to Shane Boisjolie, Drew Colby, Troy Gray, Angelo Toliver, and Steve Cham- bers. Mike Molina and Charlie Moreno were the leading rushers. They were joined in the backfield by Robby Bajar- ano, and Gabriel Abril. The offensive line, consisting of jon Gompert, Bruce Binkley, Chris jones, john Manolio, Rob johnson, and Doug Mousser, af- forded Mancuso the time necessary to get the play off. The tight ends were Scott Bell and Tim Mollineaux. Rick Anderson, a defensive standout, also played the position. On defense, the junior Varsity was led by Mike Moore at strong safety and Mike Bolvin, a lineman. Other defen- sive players included Danny Martinez, Roy Vizcarra, Doug Mousser, john Manolio, jon Gompert, Mike Molina, Ken Vogelsang, Adam Butler, Bill Rod- gers, and Shane Boisjolie. Freshman quarterback Mark Tobler summed up the Freshman Football sea- son saying, We started off kind of slow, but improved and ended the season with a pretty good record. The fresh- men went 4-4, defeating four straight opponents. Tobler directed the of- fense, often giving the ball to Dave Col- born, the leading rusher for the fresh- men. On defense, the freshmen were led by john McCulloch. The explosive defense shut out both Chandler and Willis. junior Varsity head coach jim Rance said, There was a lot of improvement from the beginning to the end of the season. With continued improvement, they should help Varsity next year. Above left: Charlie Moreno picks up yards against Mesa in a j.V. Game. Left: Sophomore quarterback jim Mancuso sets his offense in the game against Mesa. Sports

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Q mm-.. .4 ...... M - 7 WW ' W' - E 'T -:r--- 'W 4 ....I.I E X . i ft, S 5 I ff 4 Right: The Freshman defense makes a big tackle in the Moon Valley game. Bottom: Frosh Football team: First Row, ll-rj: Ray Castiilo, Lantz Ander- son, Andy Vincent, Kipp Crawl, Erik Gier, Rob Cross, Spencer Waggoner, j.R. Crush, P.j. Col- born. Second Row: Matt Beck, Damian Smith, Duke Dunigan, Anthony Baez, Gerardo Espuma, Tony Edwards, Andy Hernandez, john McCul- lagh, David Clark. Third Row: Bruce Barro, Albert Bandin, Russ Stanley, Ray Hernandez, jesus Ro- driguez, Mario Moreno, Frank Matus, Danny Vurich, Rob Chavez, Fred Mildan, Fourth Row: Eli Rodriguez, Kurt Krenzer, john Marrow, Eric Brown, jeff Bell, Sam Allen, Bill Brennan, Rick Moore. Fifth Row: Donniwe Henderson, Dave Colborn, Roy Parker, Steve Weis, jim Garland, Curtis Brown, Paul Franco, Roy Orosco. Sixth Row: Rod Leon, Mike Kiu, Matt Fox, Marc Tobler, jeff Kohl, Paul Eyler, Sean Matthews, Chris johnson, john McCulloch. Seventh Row: Coach Bob Urichke, Coach Tom Huber, Coach Dave Colborn, Below right: Damian Smith is tack- led in the Moon Valley Game. Below: j.V. Foot- ball, First Row ll-rj: Gaberiel Abril, Chris jones, john Manolio, Mike Molina, Aniseto Matuz jr., Brad Herman. Second Row: Mike Moore, Steve Zabinski, Cory Renfro, Shane Boisjolie, Eddie Glancey, Tim Mollineaux, Rick Anderson, Third Row: Bruce Binkley, Coach jim Heiberger, Coach jim Rance, Coach Dave Kruper, Coach Frank Manolio, Scott Bell. Fourth Row: Troy Gray, jon Compert, Mike Bolvin, Drew Colby, Adam But- ler, jim Mancusco, Doug Mousser, Lance Verney, Charlie Moreno Freshman Football Opp. MdN McClintock 13 0 Corona del Sol 18 19 Tempe 49 14 Rhodes 13 6 Chandler 0 13 Willis 0 20 Kino 8 26 Moon Valley 28 14 158 Sports

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Below: Senior Melissa johnson gets ready to set the ball to a teammate during a varsity volleyball game. Leadership and Teamwork Bring St The Marcos de Niza Varsity Volley- ball team developed into one of the competitive forces in the division fol- lowing a building year in 1985. With five returning players, the volleyball team matured into a winner, beating all but one of its last six opponents. We pulled together at the end of the year because of hardwork, practice, and teamwork, said junior player Becky Witter. With such success, coach Carrie Boyles enthusiastically remarked, The program is on an upswing, and the rong Fini h coaching staff is looking forward to many more great seasons. She attri- butes their 6-10 record to hardwork on fundamentals and positive leadership by the seniors. The outstanding players for the sea- son were veterans Melissa johnson and Melissa Beamsley. The other members of the team were sophomores lenny Malasnik, Nicole Young, juniors Becky Witter, Leann Lawrence and seniors Carmelle Hayes, Tammi Porter, Deanna Morenzoni, Katie Rasmussen, and Kelly Ray. Above right: Leann Lawerence substitutes for Ni- her fellow teammates as Leann Lawerence, Kelly cole Young during the game against Dobson, Ray, and Melissa Beamsley wait to help. Above: Katie Rasmussen sets the ball to one of 'I60 ' Sports Corona del Sol Win Tempe Loss Westwood Loss Mt. View Loss Dobson Loss Chandler Loss Mesa Loss McClintock Loss Corona del Sol Loss Tempe Loss Westwood Win Mt. View Win Dobson Win Chandler Win Mesa Win McClintock Loss