American High School - Anahuac Yearbook (Mexico City, Mexico)

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-e-.Q-uinvefll.. 4- . Q.. X-,I . - Feldmann wriggles away from Tepeyac safety 'nan for first Bear score against Tepeyac in ghree seasons. The Friars from Colegio Tepeyac gave a very convincing display of their power and of their fame of being Number One in all of Mexico by drubbing the AHS Bears , 56-14, on Saturday, March 16. The Friars wasted no time as they consistently fed the ball to their excellent halfback, De Leo, who scored their first touchdown of the game along with the g two extra points. 'V Tepeyac's second score came on a beautiful 67 yard touchdown pass to San- chez. Capitalizing on the resultant Bear frustration, Tepeyac recovered an AHS fumble and managed to score again to lengthen their lead. ' The second quarter was similar to the first, as the Friars continued to use their successful running game. They scored three more times on the ground, and the first half ended with Tepeyac ahead 40-0. The AHS Bears, amazingly enough, came into the second half an entirely new team. Discarding the unsuccessful run- nin ame Marshall assed to Feldmann 9 9 - P for a 20 yard touchdown maneuver. The conversion pass to Allphin was good, and the score read 8-40. With their spirits high, the Bears renew- ed their push. Marshall combined his run- ning and passing plays to lead the AHS to a second score on a 30 yard pass to Stutzmann in the fourth quarter which provided the Bears with their 14 point moral victory. Tepeyac coach Father Arcenau immedia- tely rushed in his first team which promptly scored the last two touchdowns of the game and left the score at 14-56. TEPEYAC 16 24 O 16 56 A.H.S. 0 0 8 614 x . ' ,fn- -4'.. '., 'sz -4, 'ft if-'M BEARS SCORE C TEPEYAC at! 4 111231-' V,i.i fF'w .-E 1 - 5'-1' , 'ff-.1 .ai .fl-+C: 1 5 -.9 ff!-- ' nj? G 'Y cA.,'-S '1i'gi-N 7. 53 1 . , - .54 yi., ,Sf Ayr?-,'lvs,Y. 'rfb Ex N. . s JI K '4 . 1 I I 'ig' s . f i i if 2' ' Q A ,J 3 ,b . h , o ..1..i- - . 'U ' . f I r ' .A 4- K ' 1 1 - - - . '. wha L- -. H , ,a ... .e ln . ' , ,, 1 g u .- - Wingback Bob Gibson l12J looks for running room between the omnipresent Tepeyac defenders. A ,I ' , . 1 . , A J, ' , . ' I - -. .H s . . . - .fr ' ' ii Bear defenders, Gary Stutzmann 1401, Bob Curlett I71l, lsaac :Massry l60J, and John Marshall 1201 breach the gap on Tepeyac back. .S - Il' End Al Allphin exhibits the second half Bear amunition that projdjuced fourteen points - the short quick pass over the mi e. 279

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ARSITY BASKETBALL Head Coach wt B Q :fx Manager ,L 5 Captain A ,2 we . 2 Mr. Kirkpatrick M, Ray Snider Dennis Small 9 WINS 9 LOSSES ECOND ROW: Ray Snider IManagerJ, Bob Ramey, Warren Hastey, Tom Clark, John Jauregui, Al Allphin, ob Feldmann, Olaf Hoff, Coach Kirkpatrick. IRST ROW: Cliff Gehrke, Dennis Small, Ron Spjut, Richard Kaufman, Lorrie Hogg, Bob Garza, Charles aumann, Frank Gehrke. 281