Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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Although they placed fifth in the Prep League, the Chadwick Junior Varsity football team had one of the best records in recent Chadwick his- tory, ending the season with three wins and four losses. In the first game, a run-back by sophomore re- ceiver Alex Woodard and a sixty- yard run by freshman Mark Bailey set a high note for the rest of the season. Left to Right, Back to Front: Brad Spell- berg, Damien Goldberg, Phil LaLonde, Jason Ambrose, Tod Modisett, Mike Wilson, Han Yi, Kyle Rode, Jason Spell- berg, Brian Suh, Randy Tennant, Todd Seneker, Phil Clarke, Greg Reitz, Mark Bailey . Missing: Alex Woodward, John Gentry, Mike Harris, Todd Billings. OPPONENT SCORES Francis Parker 12- 8 La Jolla Country Day 12- 6 Rio Hondo 0-47 Webb 6-18 Flintridge O-32 Linfield Christian Win! Pasadena Polly 14-28 Umm 1 f ...L .. f , The players did a lot of condition- ing this year which helped the team hold its own against larger oppo- nents. However, a lack of teamwork caused the junior varsity to place low in the league. Hopefully , said Coach Sid Grant, the players can use JV as a learning experience so they can con- tribute right away on the Varsity team. ff 1 , ' W , ,, i ,S ,M . , , , MISTER COOL!! Jason Ambrose remains level-headed as an opposing player rushes to sack him. Jason's leadership helped the Dolphins place fifth in league. GRRRR!!! Mike Wilson snarls as he comes off the field. Dur- ing the game, Mike's scary face saved the quarterback from the opponents. j.v, football 195 F. as ,nw r . , 41' W 4,

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in The ball spiraled through the air and fell into the capable hands of Charlton Jackson, adding one more catch to his already outstanding re- cord of 160 receptions. This laudable achievement earned Charlton the coveted award of being the third best all time C.I.F. receiver. Although Charlton had a tremen- dous year, the team as a whole was not quite as successful. The team ex- returning players from the previous season, Jeff Karnes and Charlton Jackson. Additionally, Captain Jeff Karnes was forced to take over the position of quarterback. Starting quarterback Greg O'Riordan was ab- sent for most of the season, due to a broken collar bone. The team was further hurt by their small size. De- spite all the problems, the Chadwick Varsity football team had quite a re- -. in K ti ri. perienced many drawbacks, includ- spectable season. ing the fact that there were only two .. . K, .... .. .. , A ,, - . 5 - L - Ci! I- U ., x .- Q . Qgbigz ti . S 3, N ' ,X , ' . fa .f v i --' ir .9 it is X sqsvkk Q , r , , K? 4 is ,QM swarms. 1 3, - ,, ss ?f3 i!i- 1 --s 5 Q --ww i fgfi. ,X 5 .K ,A A ,sl K. - it A 1. M. . 1. +1 HUGS! Quarterback Jeff Karnes congratulates Wide Re- ceiver Charlton Jackson on a job well done. Charlton's touchdown tied up a league game against arch rival Pasa- dena Poly. CHRUNCH! Peter Cho and Tony Raimondo team up to smash an opposing player. What men!! 194 varsity football N 1 M f .f jg, -2 if.',1ifl,., ,Q-it 9 1 is f Ny, It ri r Q. fri in 1 1 , 5,1542 Left to Right, Back to Front: Coach Dre nen, Kent Carpenter, Charlton Jackso Jeff Karnes, James Haines, Dona Wise, Wenny Miao, Ryan Moore, E Gorman, John Sheldon, Mike Falls Coach Grant, Jason Spellberg, Kev Whilden, Tom Mayrhofer, Kevin Ne Peter Cho, Matt Bauer, Paul Elia, To Raimondo . Missing: John Randall, Gr O'Riordan . OPPONENT Francis Parker La Jolla Country Day L.A. Lutheran Coast Christian Webb Rio Hondo Flintridge Linfield Christian Pasadena Poly WCORQ 29-3 45-1 47- 25-Z 12-1 7-5 6-4 48-1 12-1

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