Carroll High School - Anchor Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Eddie Vwnterroth passes a Fox Tech runner and comes to the final yardage in the regional cross-country run. Steve Napier takes a breather to recuperate from a two-mile run at San Marcos. Out of 21 7 runners, Napier placed 33rd, winning points which helped the team capture third place at the regional meet. Q' ...... rib ff YL fx, in . A .. 4. . te.- f- f,-, st, I22 - Sports . E' it 8

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ichard Galvan tries to avoid Miller tackler with the elp of Hal Atkins C 75 Q. FA!'i x.l ., , 1 'J -X -if 1 'Tl if JV, sophs get new coaches Recapturing the district title they won as sophomores, the junior varsity Tigers finished the season 7-1, winning the championship with only one loss. Their best game was a 27-6 victory over Robstown. Coach Bud Frey said, I think Kelly Hogan and quarterback Mark Perez made the season go and Carlos Nerios looked best on defense. He added, Carroll won because they really wanted to. If I had it to do over, I'd do it exactly the same except for the first game, the 21-7 loss to Kingsville on September 18. Both the JV and sophomore team acquired new coaches. Coach Frey, formerly of Wharton Junior College and Tom Browne Junior High, came to coach the JV team, and Coach Johnny Martinez, formerly of Cullen Junior High, initially came to coach the JV basketball team, but when the season started was coaching sophomore l football. ' The sophomore team ended the season Pursued by a Miller Buc, with a 5-4 record. Jeff? ESDWIOZH looks High points of the season included dOWr'f'eldfO'blOCk '9 by its 21 -0 and 22-o victories over Miller and feammmes' a 36-12 win over King. Junior Varsity, Sophomore Football

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ross-country 3 l T of on the hoof , Since my illness and having to help with otball, I think they did great this season, id Coach Floyd Punk Rogers of his cross- untry team, which went to state. Coach Rogers issed six weeks of working with the team while recovered from Gullian Berrey Syndrome, a sease affecting the nerve coatings. Senior leadership played an important part the year's success as captains Frank Bost d Eddie Winterroth instructed team members in ily practices during Coach Rogers' absence. The team won district in Beeville November 1. Bost finished second with the time of 9:48 ith Winterroth right behind at 9:52, and Steve apier placed ninth at 9:59. Two weeks later at regionals in San arcos, the Tigers placed third and earned trip to the December State Meet in ustin, where they finished tenth. The junior varsity also won at the strict meet, with Danny Morales crossing the ish line first, Ignacio Buitron second, ike Ledesma fourth and Delfino Aleman sixth. Junior Ruben Flores summed up the team's elings when he said, The best experience of e season was when we got to go to state. We eren't even supposed to win dlstrict. f Wf'W3..gz. uni' V... I :l1kA'A.f Q ,Q .,,. ,.... , pair., f il .aw-4 . f. 4 3 t , r 1 ' AW,,,.,,.,M,.fgH 'V M 'fff .,..,'f1'fTT' if Mr' f M... I ' rl 1 T t ..,. 5 W fs...l - .K My .J ,ttf .V 5 .. w,,,,gf.1,,,., ' , ' , -:'ff- T 2 . .-,,ls.. ,.,,.,.M. w . f Accepting on behalf of the cross-country team, Joel Cha vez admires the trophy presented to the 77gers for winning the district meet at Beeville. Despite an effort to pull ahead, sophomore Danny Morales finds himself boxed in by Brownsville Hanna and McAllen runners at the regional meet. I Far leftj After leaving the crowd behind, Frank Bost attempts to catch Beeville 's Vwlbanks at the G-P Meet. Bost placed second at the meet with a time of 10.05. Boys Cross Country