Corona Del Sol High School - Sunset Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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tantly, have a winning record of our school. Outstanding players who con- tributed much to this year's team were seniors Freddie Combs who played quarterback and DB, also Jeff Anderson who tackled, Byron Autry who played RB and DB, Jim Patrick KB, and Marty Kellogg DE. Other recognizable players in- cluded juniors Brad Keilen and Scott Woodford who both played TE and LB, Robert Sum- merlin LB, and Andrew Jackson who played the DB position. Larry Marmie, a sophomore, played excellent at DB. Overall the Varsity football team gave their best effort. Many fans encouraged and supported these players throughout the season. Accord- ing to the coaches they were a fine group of young men to work with, and they showed good attitudes toward winning and losing. The school gives much credit to those on the football team for keeping their spirits up, and working so hard all season. tPrevious page top leftj Senior Byron Autry plays his position defensively during a game. lPrevious page scoreboard, Another crushing tackle by the Aztecs helps the team advance. QT his page, top leftj During an Aztec football game, Byron Autry carries the ball in hopes of a touchdown. Cl' his page, top rightj Aztec coaches determine the strategy of the team. Cl' his page, bottom leftl Aztec mascot Bo Cor- nell cheers on the crowd. QT his page, bottom rightl The Aztecs defensive line charges McClintock with aggressive force, '5 :- .E 5 .. action photos by Bren -. - 1 Q L t l t VARSITY FOOTBALL 61

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Despite their poor season and 1-9 record, the Varsity Football team managed to keep their spirits up throughout the sea- they worked hard in both prac- son. According to the coaches, tices and games. Because many e n C 0 u n t n g seniors graduated last year, ' season, 1-9 record 60 VARSITY FOOTBALL there were hardly any this year. But underclassmen were being conditioned and will soon be prepared for future years. Coach Hughes is determined to win the Tempe City Champion- ship next year, and participate in play-offs, and most impor- QFront row from leftj Chris Elder, Mike Lawerance, Byron Autry, Ben Benedict, David Waddell, Chris Morene, Andrew Jackson lRow 2. from leftl Rob De- Marco, Mark Arredondo, Sean Yocharn, Mike Thomas, Larry Marmie, Greg Garcia, Lane Reynolds, Tom Aranda fRow 3 from leftj Joe Garner, Dave Mayo, Todd Kjellsvik, Coach Denton, Coach Griffith, Coach Hughes, Coach LeBlanc, Coach Nero, Kevin Johnson, Jim Patrick, Freddie Combs lRow 4 from leftj Donzell Pitt, Mike Friend, Carl Cox, Robert Summerlin, Jason Hatch, Brad Luken, Mike Reeves, Scott Patten, Stuart Hutson CBack row from left, David Kec, Jeff Anderson, Joe Britz, Mike Grey, Brad Keilen, Carl Kinney, Shawn Shulte, Brian Austin, Marty Kellogg, and Steve Shill

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photos by Brent Shinyecla JV Group flfront row from leftj Mike Glenney, Harold Farnsworth, Adam Mutolo, Qdidn't playj, Matt Madruga, John Webster, Lance Weber, Craig Thomas, Chauncey Gammage, Anthony Digioia, Ken Upton QRow 23 Ryan Bradley, Gary lngalsbe, Mike Richey, Rick Bogenschultz, Ernie Pacheco, fdidn't playj, Ken Leshin, Ed Brenning, fdidn't playj, Brent Thurber, Todd Moddelmog, Terry Rhoads, Shane Mackenzie fRow 31 Brent Ferguson, Manny Baca, Mike Tucker, Rob Root, Seth Higgins, Kelly Gersting, Coach Starbuck, Coach Adolph, Coach Leuck, Qdidn't playJ, Aaron Peterson, Elijah Washington, ldidn't playj, Jason Hawthorne, Matt Holly lRow 4J Frank Camacho, Mike Lerma, Mike Wilhite, Layton Thomas, Jose Frias, Larry De la Cruz, Cdidn't playj, Gabe Nori, Tom Butts, Rick Hillock, Mike Zaletel, Doug Hauger, tdidn't playj, CROW sy Eric Zimmerman, Brian Seher, Mark Cowan, Tony Cota, Melvin Foard, Mark Gray, Carl Nevels, Brad Baker, Scott Martinson, Scott Dana, Neil Hancock, Doug Martin, and Tim Kelly UV scoreboardj Corona del Sol JV Football players tackle in order to gel the ball. iPhoto below groupj During a CDE . and Chandler game, CDS goes for the ball. Tell' A J' 5, .1 I, -fqt-.tn football conditions for varsity 62 JV FOOTBALL This year the JV football team imporoved greatly. Most of the players were just beginning on the JV team, therefore, they had much to learn. Coaches Star- buck, Adolph, and Leuck did their very best to teach the play- ers football knowledge and skills. Now that the players have learned important aspects of football, they should be ready to help the future Varsity team to many victories. The coaches give special recog- nition to all of the juniors who participated on the JV team, most of them for 2 years. They have worked hard and they have dedicated much toward the tearn's drastic improve- ment. Although the team only ended their season with 2 wins, the 6 losses that they had were very close games. Great job Aztec's, and keep up the good work!