Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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junior Mike Erlin - offensive line, senior Bob Wilmeth - defensive line, senior Football ...... A Tradition At Orme Allen The Kid passes to ......... Todd The Pineapple Picker Go For It The offensive line play has established a winning tradition respected by all. This year, the team competed on a level with the top class B schools and even a class AA school. The offensive line will lose four starting seniors, but SCORES a strong junior varsity of twenty three will supply replacements for next year. Bradshaw Mt. The starting backfield included three seniors, who gained many yards grmxid through large offensive holes. The blocking, lead by Dave Lapkin and Mike Erlin had other teams looking for a way to stop it. During all the games, Camp Verde Lake Havasu adjustments along the line in blocking were the reason for 0rme's success. grozniirrrnd The awards this year went to senior Todd Los Banos - offensive back, Beam, ' Judson Dave Lapkin - defensive back, junior Mike Erlin - Coach's Award, senior Scott Wentz - Most Improved. f Q.. . ,, y W .. -:Q ' r ,NLMV ' wt . ,. s 'X ' ' 2? fgx V rn v ' me Q l' Junior Varsity: Front Row: A. Davila, E. Martin, K. Glendening, S. Ressallat, G. Weinbender, K. McDaniel, K. Covey, Second Row: P. Hof, D. Shepard, J. Gueringer, J. Bassett, J. Dent, S. Allen, M. Wheeler, L. Evans, A. Benjamin, Back Row: J. Marcus, R.. Bliss, K. Riley, T. Sakall, B. Dicks, J. deVengoechea, P. Christy, J. Kuechler, M. Murphy ORME OPP 14 ' 0 44 12 6 14 27 0 0 25 65 0 18 0 0 13 13 12 Au The Way

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Junior Varsity: Back Row: L-R: H. McLaren, A. Westfield, B. Ferguson, B. 0'Ma.lley, J. Coit, D. Roberts, C. Fry, P. Armstrong, D. Neiman, S. Crawford, L. Rouch, K. Frith-Smith, Front Row: J. Flynn, L. Johnson, L. Berkley. Volleyball The volleyball team established its goals early in the season and then began the task of accomplishing them. After four independent league wins and two close losses to Mayer, Orme reached its first goal. In, what Coach Rowe described asg some of the finest high school volleyball I've seen, . Orme defeated Camp Verde in three games. Having reached their first goal, the Warriors prepared for the state volleyball tournament, the second item on their list. Orme lost a hard-fought match to Judson which saw the Warriors fight back repeatedly on to fall two points short. The Warriors showed the pride that had been built up during the season and rallied to finish 3rd in the tournament. Coach Rowe summed up the season by sayingg Our athletes were stronger and better prepared physically than anyone we faced. They earned every victory through their willingness to work together and sacrifice for each other. They were a team in every sense of the word. Not with ygur fqotl On your toes Melinda ' . ...K WWW, - f ff... .W f affiiessw +- . . . Pep talk ' Q. n ,,. J Ready for action i 4 4 any-..., .,.,, A-.,.,,, ,, I 1... 'f luu J. H-Q-gi