Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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frosh go undefeated The offense posed for pictures. 2, The defense displayed strength. 3 Coaches Folley ' 7 V, Delbridge met with Captains Wright, Howard, and Montijo. T 3, .Y Football Squad. Front Row: Coach Folley, Austin Greeley, Raul Felix, jeff Club, Bubba Howard Wiles, Steve Licano, Coach Delbridge. Row 2: jimmy Garcia, Don Nance, Mike jeeter, Ramirez, Larry Muldrow, john Aguirre. Row 3: Roy Lawrence, Raymond White, Alvin Thomas, Muldrow, Will Muldrow, Richard Wright. Row 4: Eric Ashcraft, Wes Perkins, Bernell Davis, Montijo, junior Solomon, Mike Fry. Under the steady guidance of Coaches Folley and Delbridge, the mighty Freshmen Football Squad went on to an undefeated 1975 football season. The players showed great enthusiasm throughout the games at home as well as on the road. Their success was attributed to the fact that they played as a team through the cooperation of each member. Though small in number, the 1975 JV squad moved the ball success- fully throughout the games. The leadership was supplied by Coaches Renning and Whipple. As the final gun sounded, the JV posted a season of three wins, five losses, and one tie. i , X A , fl 'J 1:1 ,I My f 't-- ,I A L li .'-,N HY if W' . x A X .i 1 ,, f'. Sports-61

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A-'Fx we're number one The Coolidge Bears Varsity basketball team had the best season ever this year. The Bears were a Senior dominated team with 8 Seniors, 3 juniors, and 1 Sophomore. Coolidge seemed to have it all this year - the team had height, experience, they were fast and good shooters, and were unbeatable on the boards. Although the starting five, Robbie Dosty, Larry Brown, Ernest Clayton, john Crawford and Wilbert Muldrow, remained the same most of the season, every player on the Coolidge team saw a lot of action and helped put the Bears on top. Basketball started for the CHS cagers during the summer. Most of the Varsity Bears played on a town team which had only one loss and was one of the top ten teams in the state. Official practice for the 1975-76 season started in November, and the team really began to work on improving their game. '75-'76 was a record breaking season for the Bears. The old record of 14 consecutive games won in a season was broken when the Bears played Ajo. The scoring record of 104 points in one game was reset when Coolidge scored 118 points against Phoenix Indian. For the first time in ten years, the Bears won the Coolidge Invitational Christmas Tournament. Senior Robbie Dosty was named Most Valuable Player of that tourney. Plus, the Varsity Bears were rated No.1 in the state for Class A all season long! 1. Senior Robbie Dosty, No. 24, leaped high to bring down another rebound. 2. The Coolidge Bears played good defense in the game against Florence. 3. With arms upstretched, Coolidge and Florence players fought for the rebound. 4. The Coolidge Bears out-rebounded their opponents in every game. Sports-63