Calallen High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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'Q-JE for an easy six by Lisa Segarsj Out of reach Freshman Steven Clcrybrook turns it up the field for a big wild- cat gain. iPhoto by Iames Iunior Robert enters the end against G-P. IV Football team - Kfrontj Kyle Howell, Iohn Goodridge, Tony Hi- nojosa, Craig Rider, Iohn Villereal, Iahmon Waldon, Steven Quiroz, Shane Howerton, Roy Walker, Tim Mathison, fsecond rowj Epi Villarreal, Robert Ramos, Robbie Clopton, Dustin Favor, Robin Rios, lim McCowen, Se- an Carmona, Corby Tuma, Michael Curtis, Lance Hubbard, Micheal Guer- rerog fthird rowj Lance Taylor, Trace Blair, John Crowley, Steve Hudson, Tom Crossland, Travis Wood, Kemp Wimbely, Steven Cagle, Rex Ziller and Todd Hibbitt. mi w 98 1 1 I f Iunior Varsity Football Tuloso Midway 20-0 Flour Bluff 34-14 Port Lavaca 25-14 Robstown 28-0 Rockport Fulton 49-0 Gregory Portland 34-15 Beeville 14-0 Season Record 7-0 ...gil -QP- b, --1:-fvi Ki' Q N. ,...,4 A ,. 'ff' 3531... Running through traffic Xavier Martinez, fresh- man, lowers his head to penetrate through the Gregory-Portland de- fense. iPhoto by Iarnes Lawrencej 'iw-'gs-tex X m in 1' . inf' 1 1 .1 'VV V' Look What the Cat Dragged In Pages

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The Upcomin Generation The Winning Tradition The Iunior Varsity and Fresh- man football teams always seemed to take a back seat to the Varsity, but these guys worked with as much intensity as the Var- sity team did. Unlike the Varsity, the Iunior Varsity and Freshman teams never advanced to the playoffs. This made them Work as hard as possible during the season know- ing they are not advancing on. They were also constantly fight- ing for a spot on the Varsity team. They kept taking away our i players, but we just seemed to keep winning, Coach Iohn Vernor said. The sub-varsity players learned that success must begin in the fundamental stage before the rewards are found, but once again proved to be the best in the district race. We wanted to keep the win- ning tradition going, Steven Quiroz said. That was why the Iunior Var- sity and Freshmen finished on top. JX f f X. t , 'i ,,.. 'V LJ . ,YV EJ ,Ay 1 V' 1 pi 'BUT y '7 5 . n-'if 32 . in in B1 ggi' tggftpzg ' at .P 5-2 V g 1, .Q , fstg, -. gs! as ,szy . ifiit Freshman football team - ifrontl Sam F RESHMAN FOOTBALL ICAgcTysScliughebrlIfIC1lCfgJlVIoI1fr?Ie1llZ.glFtgelid: l3illy Colcgmgn, liryarbv gm Cel- Tuloso Midway 22-6 um' gre 91:91 it V id1C'mEd5?'1Gv'6uf Fleur Bluff 14'8 gililogegllfx Clgybrodls, ifnthonyeCha- Port Lavaca 34-13 vez, Timothy Pyle, Gavino Barrera, Matt Rgbstgwn 50-0 Whetstone, Daniel Nemec, Mike Mc- - Creary, Keith Iacoway, Derek Mick, lgockponlfultfm d 33323 fthird rowj Daniel Zapata, Patrick Lewin- fegow on Cm ' ski, Brian Steward, Iohn Tadlock, Iason Beeville 36-16 O'ltga11ey, Ramey Garza, Manuel Es- tra a, Ryan Childers, Iimmy Ercan- brack, Eric Slusher, Preston Parker, Season Record 7-0 Brent Burris, Coach Steve Chapman: ffourth rowj Coach Ronnie Medrano, Phil Rusher, Ave Ramoz, Lance Tennill, David Crossland, Frankie Vatzlavick, Dewayne Atkinson, Ben McCann, Greg Eegarden, Xavier Martinez, Dominic ustamante. 99 V505 l rfftmis fiWa1ker JV! Freshman Football ll-fgffm V'