Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Clark varsity Chargers end season third in divisio 130 Varsity Football

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■ •»' Of q | I % ' » i , ? » w yii«?'» «!?•» ’ i.r sn v,5F sr 7, n i tr .m ■ ■' v: n - 1 i sv, I? ’ 'it w .10a’7j'.'tj',i t Fort kilt. Front row: Gregg Shaver. Kevin ArmcmJeri . Jeff Roesner. Bobby Isom, John McLin, Tim Bombard. Mike Jove. Jasper Simon. Tim Dixon. Sylvester Green. jmell Smith. IX.ri lorduc. IcAlliucr. Damon Connolly (manager) SnenJ mr: Jimmy Nolan (manager). Gino Wideen. Mark Streuber. Lonnie Strange. Jerry Baugh nun. David Ramsay. Tony Da aio. Bruce Parker. Creorge Steve McCauley. Bob Horton. Tim Coleman. Kregg Berry. Lance Malone. Coach lurry Barn son. Coach Craig Ballew. Third row: Coach Richard Whitehead. Demetrius Lynch. Andre 1 umer. Mike Rudy Cardenas. Mike Bodner. Matt Stromer. Anthony Carrara. Craig Butler. James McLin. Stephen George. Mark Monaco.John Clinton. Vance Hutchinson. Jeff Walker. Andrew Williams. Back oach Ron Gustafson. Chuck Willems. Tony Shaw. lurry Stevens. Rick Lawson. Mark Cook. David Arredondo. Jeff Glodfclter, Mike Justice, Doug Farrer, Mark Jacoby. Richard Hall. Bobby Ckvc-Jana Strchlow, Rory Reid. Jim Moreno Varsity Football 129 Charger football team faces tough competition in Sunset Division play This year’s varsity football team had an up-and-down season, finishing with a -1-5 record in overall play and 2-2 in conference. Clark used a two-set offense this year, one for running and one for their passing attack. The leader on the rushing game (wishbone) was senior quarterback Tony Shaw. (Darnell Smith. Mark Monaco. Steven George. Tony l a io. and Mike Jose rotated in the runningback positions. The second set (’lark adopted this year was used primarily for passing. Quarterbacking the Chargers' aerial assault was Larry Stevens. Shaw moved to slotback position, and Demetrius Pepper Lynch played wide receiver. John Clinton and David Arrendondo also traded in single receiver position. Clark's offense averaged 206 yards per game. Defensively the Chargers finished fifth in the league against their opponents. Playing tough all year for (.'lark were defensive backs Don Purdue. James McLin, John McLin. and Craig llutler. as well as Shaw. Contributing on the line for the Chargers were lasnnic Strange and Rory Reid. Besides Shaw. Rick Lawson. Mark Jacoby, and Mark Streuber contributed on offense as well as defense.

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1 Show ing interest in the tame. Coach Whitehead gives defensive line instruction 2 Slaying in the pocket, Larry Stevens attempts a pass while Camell Smith makes a key block J With eyes focused on the goal line. Mark Monaco runs to the opening I Junior Stephen ieoege breaks to the outside in an attempt for a first down V Wide receiver Demetrius Lynch looks for a liolc in the Gorman defense, while Rick Lawson (61) looks for an opponent to block. 6. The Chargers line up in the passing set against the Rancho Rams. r i,i II t r II t ., „ in C'lf „ ,.nny ?Jl PhiH»nder Klcinpeter. Ralph Lynch. Vince Hutchinson. Pat Sparger. Phillip ul Ixxclli, Darifl IOWIlKfld, Ijff)' DCcOUflfy, Darin Calloway, Robert alkcr. Steve Gresh. John Tusscy. SunJing: Coach Nick Bowler, Chris Stenrick. Brian Scanned. Wa IfOM. Mike Sairow, Grcfl Bailey, Gary Mc Afee. Tim Parks. Bobby Myers. Rickie Richards (manager) Football 151