Alamo Heights High School - Olmos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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To .Q 'l-3 o o Ll- 5 JV shuts Continuing the winning tra- dition of the last three years, this year's junior varsity foot- ball team swept away all oppo- nents in district play, not giving away a point as they shut-out all comers. In non-district play, the JV gridders distinguished them- selves with four wins, losing only to top ranked New Braun- fels. Head Coach C-aylard Fenley said the team was short on size but long on effort This was out all comers shown by the team's top notch 9-1 win-loss record. Outstanding players offen- sively were Joe Rendon, punt returner expert, and I eff Pitluck, quarterback. Also cited were Iolo Statmiller and Albert McNeel for fine performances on the field. Defensive stand-outs were Cornerback Felipe Arande and defensive end John McCallum. Other excellent defensive play- ers were Mike Savage, Charles Thiltgen and John Eyster JV FOOTBALL W-9 L-1 Central Catholic 7 Bandera 7 Kerrville 14 New Braunfels 27 Canyon 6 Southwest O Edgewood 0 Burbank O West Campus O Clemens O JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1985 Qabovej BOTTOM ROW 1010 Stat- miller, Danny Longoria, Curtis Millet, Steve Snyder, Steve Castillo, Bill Arm- strong SECOND ROW Joe Slaughter, Ioe Rendon, Tim Hughey, john Eyes- ter, Keith Knox, Lico Garcia THIRD ROW John Ridgel, Cliff Paredes, Da- vid Harris, Alonzo Romo, Raymond 206 J.V. Football Steves, Jody Martinez, Paul Farias, Al- bert McNeel, Nick Lambrecht TOP ROW Chris Brame, jeff Pitluck, John McCallum, Julian Schwartz, Adam Al- varez, Felipe Aranda, Ross Richie, Charles Thiltgen, Ted Ingram FELIPE ARANDA 1221 STAYS Qrightj on his toes while covering an Edgewood receiver.

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1985 fbe- lowj BOTTOM ROW Scott Ross, Eloy Garcia, Randy Clark, Brooks Holzhau- sen, Marks Moore, Jeremy Poyo, Tim Gulley, Terence Smith, Matthew Side- man SECOND ROW jeremy Caffey, Chip Geise, Johnston Kleck, Juan Vas- quez, Joe Rust, jacob Dittman, Eric Wood, Brian Bambery, Cale Hahn, Trey Azar, THIRD ROW Sam Delmer, Brad Ewert. Patric Harkins, Bobby Chesney, Ben Peavey, Bobby Nelson, Ethan Allen, jamie Brown, Perry Shankle FOURTH ROW Jason Cone, Roy Johnston, Billy Mims, Mike Ji- menez, Iuan Vasquez, George Karutz, Marshel Harrell QB BRAD EWERT 1151 THROWS tleftj downfield to an open receiver in a close 20-30 loss to Clemens. Si , -5 ' ' L H ' if risk S- A 5 5. E it u 5 if if Bs. i ila. 1' ' .1 -.:t 1 ' I FRESHMEN FOOTBALL I W-4 L-5 T-1 I AH 6 Central Catholic . AH 32 Bandera l AH O Kerrville I AH 7 New I Braunfels AH 13 Canyon AH 7 Southwest AH 34 Edgewood AH 7 Holy Cross AH 17 West ' Campus AH 20 Clemens 6 7 26 13 14 16 0 20 0 30 Frosh 'long on effort Despite a heroic display of ef- fort, this year's freshman foot- ball team had a disappointing season, finishing out the year with three wins, six losses, and one tie. In district they fared the same as the varsity, with a 3-2 win-loss record. Although the frosh did not distinguish themselves on the scoreboard, they more than make up for it with excellent in- dividual performances on the playing field. Highlights of the season include Trey Azar's 54 yard touchdown run against Edgewood, and Perry Shankle's high yardage touchdown run against Clemens in the final freshman game of the season. Other outstanding perfor- mances were contributed by Brad Ewert. Trey Azar, Jeremy Caffey, and Ven Peavy for the offensive effort. Leading defensive players were Joe Rust, Ethan Allen, Tum Gulley, and Juan Vasquez. Injuries to several players, in- cluding Brooks Holzhausen, thwarted this year's effort. Freshmen Football 207