Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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Running with the ball, sophomore Marcelo Gonzales attempts to net past the opponents to try for six points. Pholo by John Mcrculier JV Football Long hours of lifting and other means of preparing himself for upcoming games paid off for sophomore Jeff Easter who was one of the strong men for the J.V. squad. Phoio B sieve Mc- Candless Marble Falls 54-0 N.B. Canyon 0-19 Cameron 28-18 Bastrop 0-0 Waco Midway 0-0 Belton 34-12 Waco University forfiet Pflugerville 0-20 Leander 28-7 Taylor 0-47 From Row: Qninry Dillvd, Willie Drisdale, Tim Rertor, Vin- cenl WMhinxton, Corey Walker. I.enny Maxwell. Vimil Col- Uns. Row Two: Adam Miller. James Williams. Armando Roedes, James Flores. Kenny Tamayo, Robert l pez, Joe Li - pet Row Three: William SuRhroe. Mike Ramirez, (nrne Ab- shicr. Ijiwerence Massey. John Resetar, Robert Reyna, Marcel- lo Gonzales. Row Koor Jeff F-aster. Danny RodriKiiez, Joe Jaime. Kxlward Guzman, Israel Hernandez, Michael Torrez, Jesse Sifnenles, Row Kt.e: Bubba Calhoun. Mike Fulrell, Chris Rodrifcuez, Rohb) Kllison, Adolfo Trevino. J.I. Ga par. Row Six: Morris Sorrells, l.ee l ayTies. Oscar Delgado, Steven Thompson, Paul Plea.sant. Layout By Benjamin Vallejo A 89

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Players make most of trying football year The junior varsity team was faced with many prob- lems, resulting in many com- phcations. The only thing to do in such a situation is to make the best of what you ' ve got, and that ' s exactly what these guys did. Injuries were a problem and not only their own, they also were effected when a varsity team member was hurt because the replace- ments were made with the best players of the JV squad. This made the aftermath of injury twice as hard, the coachs not only had to make replacements but also had to make new game plans to meet the ability of the avail- able players. As the season rolled on, an awesome defense emerged which caused constant trou- bles for its opponents. The defensive plan was to be as aggressive as possible. When on the field during a game they would keep a constant pressure applied to the of- fense, making scoring possib- lities difficult. Our defense is so persis- tent that in Belton we caused both the starting and back-up quarterback to be taken out, sophomore Lawrence Massey said. Sophomore Adam Miller brings down a Bastrop punt returner while junior William Sughnie moves in to back-up position. Pholo By John MercuJief. Streching before the rigorious train- ing are juniors 51 George Romo and 34 Mike Kutrel. Pholo B John Merculief. A JV Football

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Freshmen Football Showing how to celebrate a long awaited victor), the freshmen join to- gether as one big happy family. Photo B John Merculief. Head to head with Belton, the de- fensive line tries to clog-up the inside lane, terminating the run-attack. Photo By John Merculief. Marble Falls 6-15 N.B. Canyon 0-20 Cameron 0-35 Bastrop 0-6 Waco Midway Belton 26-22 Waco University forfeit Pflugerville Leander Taylor 0-35 Front Row: Jesse Garcia, Joe Turner. James Syzdek, Jim Ostrander, Richard Hurst. Joe Garcia, Henr Castillo. Row Two: Sergio Rodriguez. Mike Peterson, Russetl Moore, Charles Kelm. Jack Kreli, Scott Cummings. Trent Elkenbans, Br on Hess, Frank Garza. Danny Contreras, Louis Vargas, Bobby Maxa, Jeff Calhoun. Roh Three: John W illiams, Gabriel Botel- lo, Thomas Green, Herman Guerro. Thomas Gilmoore, Cedric Williams, Row Four Chris Bowser, Gene Davis. Mark Bolello. Daniel Stewart, Sammy Kincheon, Pedro Arriaga. Claudell Monroe. 90 A Freshmen Football