Deer Park High School - Deer Yearbook (Deer Park, TX)

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-Y'----' 1 Injuries hinder progress of junior varsity squad lnjuries during the course of the season combined with some bad breaks, brought the junior varsity to a disappointing 5-3-2 record. However, these misfor- tunes could not dampen the spirits of the team nor their unity as they made a des- perate struggle for the district crown. Coached by Art Pettit and Dennis Chal- oupka, the JV's got it together in the last few games to bring their district standing to a fourth place finish. With the hard hitting of the offensive units and the anticipation on the defensive side, the Deer were able to put together a victory over the Clear Creek Wildcats in the regular season along with an undefeated pre-season. With the eagerness and ambition that the team displayed this year, Coach Chaloupka said, they should have a great deal of success as varsity players in the future. A. Plagued by injuries throughout the entire sea- son, the junior varsity lost nine players after being injured on the playing field. FIRST ROW: Mike Naron, Clint Mills, David L. Smith, David Marrow, it Q Dennis Kent, Abe Castaneda, Charlie Johnson. SEC- 3 1 OND ROW: Butch Pate, Doug Battarbee, Russell -es-at-+ 'rF-- - Q French, Nathan Warner, Brad McBride, Bill Moore, r ' lj ., . if Tommy Anders, Steve Starr. THIRD ROW: Joel Wil- ' Q - son, Wayne Hebert, Tony Muckleroy, Ronnie ng, , ,,. , , to 4, j yjtt M Thomas, Dwayne Clark, Mark Knox, Richard Eng- it-f-s...gt..- rf' 'legffyhix l lish, Skip Menard, Chuck Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: i' Lee Rose, Wesley Cornor, James Minter, Lane .Mi P ' ' ,--Ig-',,..1f . .- - Blount, Doug Millard, Mike Cook, Bobby Severin, Ed ' 6. i ,,,,?,, , -1+-5 jjjj X Simcik. Jason Cutbirth. B. Junior quarterback Bill Moore wades through a flurry of Eagle defenders with the help of a bone crushing block from sopho- . . ,,,. arg.. i ,ii , more David Marrow. C. Sophomore fullback Ronnie .. Thomas breaks away from an Eagle defender in try- -5' irrr itsr -M if ing for more Yardage. Despite Thomas' 80 Yards waedtl S ,ifjsg .QQEL . 'a 1 'i 'Ek'f5 gl rushing, the Deer lost 13-10. D. Sophomore Rich- ard English is wide open as he receives a pass in the game against Clear Creek. English caught two pas- ses and ran for 72 yards as the Deer defeated Creek 15-12. E. During a break in play, Coach Pettit and tight end Brad McBride discuss defensive strategy. ln any given game, several different defensive maneuvers may be used depending on the oppo- nents' varied positions. F. After a painful shoulder separation, halfback Skip Menard lies on the field. Coach Chaloupka calls for help, while trainer Don Allison tries to ease his suffering. This injury in the first district game kept Menard out for the season. G. A split second after executing a halfback throw, Menard is met by Eagle defensive linebacker, Rus- sell Wellman. H. Following the protection of juniors Lee Rose and Doug Millard, Moore runs from Eagle pursuit. me f -, .,, ,,,t ji. . V I - Q ' - 'IW' '77 , 'Dsl o i GJ M' J La- - it ' ' fs . x s A 'A l f A- 1 . ff ,I Q x fl-J ' ' - Q xg wx K ' A X b K I H 1 - Q-fi' . , . . ,. .1 M JUNIOR VARSITY I PAGE 153