Alamosa High School - El Alarado Yearbook (Alamosa, CO)

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I L, Lxl' Pre-game pep talks by Coach Burtschi arouse enthusiasm for Alamosa junior Varsity players. Alamosa LV. 's under first year coaching of Archi Burtschi suffered through a 6-14 record. Leading the team in scoring was Carpio Lucero and Mike Morgan. Losing many close games, the team came on strong at the end of the year. Coach Burtschi was pleased with the team's sea- son. We should see much improvement from these boys in years to come. LL L! is L A Q - 'x Q Q 6 1 K ,j V.gg .fhr . L L ,SL plpp 'S-I S if fs i ' Y . Q w Qs fi 1 ,ix QS: 5 xx M If K Q s A X L M L 3 l 2 0 ' lf-,pp 3 L SSS Nw 1 L,,, Q ,SK . ig ' up L LAY! L s N i jX' W' ww sdrsf Jiri

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Strong Young '75 Wrestlers QM 1 ll The 1974-75 Wrestling season record ended up with six wins seven losses and a tie, sending one to State, in hopes of sending many more in the near future. The AHS grapplers opened their 1974-75 campaign by hosting their own invitational tourney. Alamosa finished fourth with a total of 633 points in a very strong field. Pacing the Maroons was freshman Kenny Yohn as he captured first place in the 145 lb. class. james Noriega at 126 and Adolfo Amaya at 155 contributed second efforts while Anthony and Rudy Bernard took third. In other tournaments the Maroons took second and fifth place honors. Alamosa received fifth place ratings at Districts held in Pueblo sending a Mean Moose grappler to State, Darrell Yohn, a junior this year. Winning his first two matches, losing his third disqualified him at State. A highlight spot in the season was during the dual meet in Walsenburg, when james Noriega pinned his man in 31 seconds, the fastest pin Coach Vigil has seen since taking over the head coaching job at AHS.