Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Sports J.V. Foolbull: Standing: Tim Walrod. Jerry Davis. Steve Clark, Russell Nelson, And} Wronkoski, Chip High. Dennis Pay. Doug Davis. Coach Burke. Ron 2; Coach Rodrigcu , Bryan Irvin. Jim Archer. Keith Lewis, Mike Rishling. Jeff Wincsbaker. Shaun Stansburry. Don N illianvs. Tim Malsap. Craig Mills. Rick Salerno. Richard Severance. Brad Risner. Darren Krumlauf. Rick Darby. Coach Gon ales Row 3: Julie Gierish, Debbie Greiner. Jerry Mando a. John Bosak, Bobb Linn, Sam Fernando . Louis Montoya, David Adams. Stacy Hinson, Nick Carroll, Glen Crabtree, Ronald Walker. Jackie llcncry. Amy Lancaster. Row 4; Dawn King, Todd Tipton. Nathan Crowell. Daryl Turner. Melvin Roberts, Randy Baker. Oh Sung. Jeff Pomeroy. Ken Turner. John Brogan, Doris llauck. The Apollo J.V. football team ended the second consecutive undefeated season with an 8-0 record. The J.V. team started their season by beating Thunderhird, 33-6; Central, 33-0; Sunnyslopc, 26-0; Prescott. 45-0; and Washington, 34-6. At this point, the Hawks defense, so characteristic of Apollo football, had held their opponents to an average of -17 yards total offense. The J.V. team then beat arch-rival Cortez 7-6. Greenway, 19-13; and Krophy, 14-0. Overall the Hawks had an excellent season. The Hawks J.V. team was very impres- sive this year. 204

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Freshman Football Freshman Football; Standing; David Bombaci. John Cooper, Dean Stone, Rod Wilson, Rodney l.ukcr, David Innes. Dan Cheshire, Mike Thare, Jeff Jones, Todd .ealley. Row 2; Coach Bursh, Coach Miller, Daniel Bright, David Walworth, Dennis Kratovil, Dan Smolinski, Stan Petito. Dan Flam, Richard Crincr, Tony Reveles, Chris Sierras, Manuel Lozano, Coach Smith, Row 3; Eric Lock, David DcCavis, Eurico Stazzone, David Bidwell, Michael Mills, Brett Hamilton, Richard Vochatzer, James Fusich, Joe LaCoss Row 4; Micky Betzer, Brian Teach. Bobbie Barnes, Dana Fisher, Janice Smith, Jeff Crewe, Scott Anderson. Apollo’s freshman football team ended a successful season with a 6-1-1 record. The Hawks opened the season by win- ning their first three games, 12-6 over Central, 31 to 0 over Sunnyslope, and 24-14 over Prescott. Against the Badgers, the Hawks had to come back from a 14-0 deficit at halftime. Although they tied Washington the following week 6-6, they followed up by romping over arch-rival Cortez, 14-41 our win. The Hawks continued their up-and-down season, by losing their only game of the season, 13-6 to Greenway. The frosh then came back by beating Brophy, 20-14. They ended the season by beating Shadow Mountian, 13-0. Coach Sam Bursh feels that the entire team was excellent. “As for outstanding players, take your pick.” 206