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

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OCCER Coach 3 WINS 5 LOSSES Thanks to the enthusiastic sup- port of members by underclassman, the scope and activities of the AHS soccer team were greatly expanded during the 1968 season, and a similar development can be anti- cipated for 1969. The team consists of five Freshmen, seven Sopho- mores, five Juniors, and one Senior. ln preparation for the League season, the Bears warmed up with several practice games against Mr. Contreras competitive non-League school. The 1-4 pre-season record is a reflection of the experimentation with positions and experience which led to the 3-3 regular season and a place in the League finals. The four losses were to Don Bosco I1-51, Columbia I1-31, graduates of Prepa 8 10-21, and Modern Ame- rican IO-1l. The only victory was the fourth game 3-0 decision over Prepa 8 which indicated the Bear MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH A.H.S A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S progress. T PEYAC 1. U. M. COLEGIO MEXICO P TRIA P EVOC. 6 UMARRAGA SECOND ROW: Raul Nava, John Gaither, Raul Garza, Alex 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 Q m2?15,t.A - . , A-y,Mggt,s..f gif.: ' WS E349 P T 't- tl.i1?-vilfiafffs X - 'fm .1 'fi r, Patrick Aguilar, Johannes Schiefer, Robert Calvo, Rolf Olsen. FIRST ROW: Felix Speer, Steve Davidoff, Bill Margolis, Tsacher. MISSING: Bruno Krakowski, Leopoldo Kram, Alfredo La 308 , Leslie Smith, Larry Wellman. co Solis, Luis Ramirez, Aake Ericsson Eita

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Goalie Johannes Schiefer Tsacher looks-relieved as Patrick Aguilar has just a goalward ball. Opponent goalie prepares to boot ball out of his territory. The first official game of the season was played on the AHS field against Tepeyac on Tuesday, March 5. Although the Bears do- minated the Friars, controlling the ball the majority of the time, they were unable to clinch their drives with scores. Roberto Calvo netted the only Bear goal of the day. while Tepeyac capitalized on the posession of the ball and the Bears' first game jitters for their two goals. Visiting the CUM turf on March 8, the Bears lost a technical 0-1 decision. Arriving five minutes late, due to transportation, the referees awarded the one point victory to the 1967 champions, CUM. Utilizing the occasion, the teams scrimmaged for thirty minu- tes, and the Bears faired well, con- sidering expectations. On Tuesday, March 12, the potent Colegio Mexico invaded the AHS Columbia goalie smothers goal tending Bear kick. Forward Roberto Calvo advances into enemy territory, Raul Nava and Tepeyac forward bump knees tor ball control. maneuvering for one of his goals of the season. Halfback Eitan Tsacher argues over the referee's decision. 309