Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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110 it fi .. - 6 ' 3' ,ff .igt '51 1 .zii ,f E 6 I 3 3 4 . it 2 ii' E ' jiost . E5 . M ' . Z 4 fi tv? Q52 81 it it 3 , i f , l of a it f g 5f JJ . ffff 2 Q, J' j f Ql.a.4iY..L 4. A ...rei3......Y....1 g el ...--L - A Q- Front Row: F Dominguez, J, Street R Mosle , L, Bell K . , . y , . Reeves. L. Whitman, R. Delsi. Row 2: M. Tapia, R. Muri- etta, J. Manship, R. Siler, J. Johnson, F. Martinez, D. Livingston, T. Long, L. Davis. Row 3: J, Bollhauve, Coachg W. Payne, K. Cardenas, J. Hernandez, A. Greeley, R. Per- kins, S. Craig, G. Yucupicio, W. Hatcher, Coach. Row 4 H. Cooper, B. McKinney, J. Davis, W. Johnson, D. Jordan R, Telles. junior varsity c0uIdn,t lose Under the coaching of William Hatcher and Jim Bollhauve, the Junior Varsity Football Team went to an undefeated season. The Cubs made a fantastic showing at the Globe game defeating them 42-0. The tough de- fensive unit held the opposition for 24 consecutive quarters. No one could get by the fearsome Cubs until the Santa Cruz game when the junior Devils slip through to score 12 tough points, the only points scored against the Cubs during the entire season. During the course of the season the Cubs gave up only 12 points while scoring 264. The junior Bears offense was doing its job well. The combined efforts of both the offense and the de- fense proved to make it a terrific season. These players can look forward to joining the Varsity team next year. This team is going places. A JV runner tried desperately to escape the huge clutching claws of a following opponent intent on tackling the brave ball carrier, . , as - ,ft ,fl J in t P V A ' 'if f mw,Qf.ffi,5gfMf' - ,:.,, ,,,.,V,,.ffw.u.lf.fvfvf2af'3?awaV- Q j R

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lose to ajo in .semi izzals The Bears took the Morenci field determined to win in revenge of last yearls game. The Bears defensive and offensive unit played superbly. Wilcox came to Coolidge, and again the Bears had revenge and homecoming on their minds. The Bears trounced the Cowboys convincingly, The Bears found them- selves traveling to San Manuel looking ahead to their next game. San Manuel was ready and waiting to use every trick in the playbook, When Coolidge found themselves behind, they knew exactly what to do, and the offensive team led the Bears to victory. The following week the Eloy Dust Devils came to Coolidge. The Bears played inspired ball, never letting the explosive Dust Devil team loose to score. It was the Bears' second shutout of the season. The Coolidge Bears were greeted in Panther Stadium by an inspired Panther football team. Coolidge scored the points it needed to edge out the Panthers for the Bears' seventh consecutive win and the conference title, The Bears earned a spot to play in the semi-finals. The Bruins had high hopes in taking the State Championship. These hopes were destroyed when the Coolidge Bears played Ajo at Phoenix College in Phoenix. The Red Raiders had control of the ballgame from the start, Coolidgels hopes were drowned by their own mistakes. The Coach of the Year honor went to Coach Alva Hawkins. All Conference Honors went to Steve Hawkins, Larry Fields, Scotty Johnson, David Walker, Marshall Kuykendall, Edward Felix, Bob Brady, and Mark Hanna. As the offensive team took a breather, discussions went on between players while others intensely watched the game. Coach Hawkins went over the game plan with the offensive, de- Scotty Johnson, Larry Fields and Steve Hawkins were named to the fensive and specialty units. Class A All State Team, Coach Alva Hawkins was named Coach of the Year. lO9

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re.s'f1me11 never say die Freshmen defenders tried in vain to stop the passer from letting loose the ball just as the ball soared into the air towards its receiver. Front Row: J. Bagnall, M. Vildasol, G. Morgan, D. Prechal, M. Rowe, D. Laughlin, L. Robinson, L. Parks. Row 2: A. Aguirre, F. Pretzer,D. Keys,T. Nieto, G. Frost, D. Galindo. Row 3: J. Bruggerman, L. Hall, T. Walker, R, Murietta, C. Stewart, W. Whitman, J. Reaves, D. Jackson. With a great amount of spirit, the Freshman foot- ball team went into the '71-72 season determined to win, but they were defeated inthe first two games with Eloy and Marana. The team managed to come out with a 3-5-1 record. It was a tough season and with all the effort and energy the team put into it, they could win only 3 out of 9 games. After the Cubs lost the first two consecu- tive games of the season, Ray came in expecting an easy Win, but the Cubs defeated them 26-0. This was the biggest win for them over the entire season. The Freshmen also defeated Florence 14-Oand San Manuel 26-12. Unfortunately the Cubs could not stop Eloy, Marana, Globe, or Superior from defeating them. The Freshmen football team could not make it a winning season but accepted the results with a spirit of good sportsmanship. They simply chalked up the season as experience to help them prepare for the next few years of games.