Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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ryt e 4 SS. 3 Se iy are oe CS John Remsza (32) and Jim Currie (24) take a break as Castleberry defeated The heat and two-adays mean the beginning of football season. Coach Sheelar instructs Gene | Grapevine in a scrimmage. Browder, Bobby Stone, James Ludwig, and David Torres in the fundamentals. OO ty ae 2 = ee Davi 2) gets the format for the next set of plays from Coach Richters during the Joshua game. s ee ae es we . a Se ee - « or 4 ¢ Perry. Askins (50) ponders on the game plan The Lions are fired up as they prepare for scrimmage play against the Breckenridge Buckaroos. against Azle as Manuel Perez (51) looks on. 132

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Go Big Red The freshmen and junior varsity cheerlead- ers were enthusiastic leaders for their classes. Sponsored by Mrs. Carole Sheelar they added spirit and pep for football games and many sporting events. They assisted the varsity cheerleaders with their fun-filled pep rallies and pre-game activities. To further their cheering ability both squads participated in a cheerleading camp during the summer after their election at the last part of the school year. The junior varsity cheerleaders were Robin Johnson, Martha Norton, Cindy Stevens, and Phyliss Worrell. The freshmen cheerleaders were Anita Goble, Becky Graves, Kathi Voss, and Robin Walker. mi a | | J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Top: Robin Johnson. Left Martha Norton. { i x vens, an Se CS ae FP imk J.V. cheerleaders smile in anticipation of home- coming. eine Robin Walker tells Anita Goble, Kathi Voss, and Becky Graves that the Lions are winning again. I TS NTLER A ote FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Robin Walker, Becky Graves, Anita Goble, and Bottom: Kathi Voss. 131

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Revved Up and Running Blocking on the field, hurtling for touchdowns, catching passes, the mighty Lions displayed vigor and strength during the first few weeks of the season with an impressive 3-0 record. The Varsity set the pace for the Junior Varsity and Freshmen as all three squads went undefeated through the first three ballgames. The Varsity began the regular sea- son with an illustrious victory over the Crowley Eagles. Quarterback David Torres threw two touchdown passes to lead the Lions to an 18-6 win over Crowley in the season opener. The Lions next entertained the 3A Joshua Owls, taming them with a 20- 0 victory. Double trouble was the name of the game as Pat Majors and Timmy Reeves counted for two touchdowns apiece as the Lions over- powered the Pirates of Granbury with a 36-13 win. Despite acquiring the rank of the eighth 4A team in the area, the Lions displayed a “doomsday defense” as they succumbed to the Diamond Hill Eagles 8-0. The Carter-Riverside Eagles put a hard freeze on the Lions with a vic- tory of 26-0. Defensively, linemen Manuel Perez, and Roger Shaw, and back Jimmy Currie made outstanding tackles preventing the Eagles from taking full control. 107 TID PIO OCA ALA CACAO hhh bdidadieded Ahhartalatadiatert SMM Ill tia, Or J O cy es + — a awa J ¢; : y iw VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN ‘ CHS CHS cHs s Crowley 6 18 Crowley 0 8 Crowley 7 22 N Q Joshua 0 20 Joshua 0 22 Joshua 7 14 R a) Granbury 13 36 Granbury 20 26 Granbury 0 18 x i Diamond Hill 8 0 Diamond Hill 14 6 Diamond Hill 14 25 N mM CCarter 26 0 Richland 0 12 Carter 6 20 ON | BR Azle 8 0 Azle 38 6 Azle 0 8 WN 4 North Side 41 21 North Side 14 6 North Side 31 0 ™ A Brewer 14 6 Brewer 24 8 Brewer 14 6 N Nis Boswell 19 14 Boswell 6 13. Boswell 20 6 N N Weatherford 38 14 Weatherford 19 2 Weatherford 16 8 . R N S : = ‘ = Ate LPLOPPEAS ELPA SL! LIME $ APPLE SCOREBOARD Z azz ITI TT TL ques: Me lam ne Mae ae Pee e iy 133