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

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f ee x ie : Cai CASTLEBERRY FRESHMEN: First Row, Left to Right: Kevin Johnson, Paul Cash, Ricky Aldaco, Jeff Raley, Wade Turner, Greg Reynolds, Steve Kuhn, Steve Smith. Middle Row, Left to Right: Jason Holden, Gary Roberts, Wayne Roberts, Victor Tovar, Ken Hankins, Reed Smith, Rodney Boggs, Mike Anderson, Steve Askins. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Tommy Davis, Kevin Roberson, John Carter, David Moore, Mike Mitchell, Marvin Apple, Kevin McIntire, James Nelson, Walter Lavine, Allan Payne, Coach Vergil Baker. be dicts. bt tots Aor CASTLEBERRY JUNIOR VARSITY: First Row, Left to Right: Dalton Poole, Chris Perry, Pat Remza, Tom Jones, Vince Sterling, David Hernandez, Steve Smith. Middle Row, Left to Right: Brian Collins, Kendall Novak, Jeff Drake, Gary Lopez, Gary Davis, Richard Webber, Pat White, Lee Sperry, Randy Lee. Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Harold Brown, Tim Sepulvado, Terry Wharton, Chris Mitchell, Kenny Joines, Jeff McKinney, Jimmy Bowman, Dennis Vaught, Gary Hinkle, Richard Austin, Ross Pollard, Coach Mike Hughes. Se + ee Nin, pe ; ite. — ci ME 4 . ‘ . 4 : | ; ty ips» Ws ata ¥ ay : : : P | Gary Lopez (12) races for six points against Gary Davis, Kenny Joines, Dalton Poole, Kendall Joe Ramos attains a first down for the Lion team Crowley. Novak, and Jeff McKinney ponder on the next against Boswell. | . play of the North Side game. 138 a?

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er ‘ aioe AAD. ak? 4 Senior cheerleader Roxie McDonnell is the 1980-1981 football sweetheart. Bobby “Butterfingers” Stone crowns Roxie McDonnell i “a Lgl Pipe, football sweetheart as Pat Majors looks on. Senior James Ludwig is recognized at the foot- ball banquet. Lions On The Loose The following week was a rehashment of discouragement as Boswell came out on top of a seesaw battle 19-14. Pat Majors and Tim Reeves led the rushing attack as the Lions played an intensifying but disheartening contest. Controlling the Lions in the last game of the season were the Weatherford Kangaroos who won the 4A-5 West Zone. The Roos were as strong as the Oakland Raiders and left the Lions with a 38-14 loss. In retrospect, the Lions, clad with “terrible towels’, started with a Roger Staubach season, but ended up catching the “blue jersey jinx” only to end the season with a Dan Pastorini finish. The football banquet was held at the TCJC Northwest campus November 17. Johnny Rutherford, three-time Indy 500 winner and home town hero, spoke to the crowd. Outstanding players were recognized and awards were given to those honored by the Lion Coaching Staff. 137

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Lions Get Respect Consisting of sophomores and jun- iors, the junior varsity played excep- tional football as they finished the year with a 4-6 record. The J.V. dis- played great potential while remain- ing tough. Coach Hughes and Coach Brown expressed a great deal of pride toward every member of the team for their accomplishments. The Freshmen outdid themselves this year with a startling season. This outstanding, adaptable group, led by Coach Baker and Coach Davis, exhib- ited fine qualities of leadership and team spirit as they came out on top with a 6-4 record. . Reed Smith exits the field after a hard hitting Kevin Johnson and Ricky Davis check out the series of plays. situation of the game. 139