Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ABOVE LEFT Gary Abrams crashes through the victory hoop with his teammates close behind, eager to take on the Apache's. BELOW LEFT Johnny Anderson carries the ball for a big gain, as he dodged a Safford player diving for a tackle. ABOVE Three charging Caballeros assist each other to make the tackle, as a fourth Caballero looks on from the side. Cabs Enter State AA Finals By Routing Nogales 24-7 F. W. traveled to Miami for their eighth game of the season with a 6-6 tie. Frank Galvez scored the Cabs only TD a 62- yard pass from Phil Shumway. The Cabs were stunned by a close defeat from Stafford with a score of 10-9. Doyle Beckham's 22-yard field goal with John Anderson’s TD gave the Cabs a score of 9-0 in the third quarter. Then Staf- - ford came up with 10 pts. in the fourth quarter. F. W. in 1st place tie with Coconino for Division 2AA championship routed visiting Nogales 24-7. John Anderson and Paul Wil- son were Called the “Tiny Two- some” as they led the Cabs to another victory. This gave the Cabs a record 5-1-1 in league competition and 6-1-1 overall. 51

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Running down field for a pass thrown by Phil Shumway, Larry Stark reaches out with anxious hands. A Canyon del Oro linebacker covers Larry, deter- mined to intercept or deflect the pass. Cabs Set Winning Record Walking on the winning side again for the fifth time, the Cabs held a 27-0 lead for three quarters. Then they drowned Globe 27-12. F. W. banked its TDs on pas- ses of 17 and 7 yards from quarterback Phil Shumway to end Frank Galvez and runs of 1 and 6 yards by Paul Wilson, Chuck Kennedy. Doyle Beckham’s 30-yard field goal kick netted Flowing Wells a 3-0 win over Canyon del Oro. Beckham's kick gave the Cabs six straight wins. “This is my greatest victory,” said Coach L. Hart. It was the second time in Hart’s coaching career at F. W. that he has won on a field goal.

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J.V. FOOTBALL 1968-69 SCOREBOARD 26 24 26 26 ) 32 6) 34 Alelaal Nogales Eloy Buena (@i fe} ey: C: DIO. San Manuel Bisbee FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1968-69 SCOREBOARD 51 28 33 34 58 Da 20 19 Miami Eloy avenye)ay Amphi Buena (Gi fo} oy Nogales C.D.0; J.V.’s Record 7-1 Season The 1968-69 Junior Varsity Football Team voted Rocky Webster the most valuable player; captain and co-cap- tain, Paul Hannan and Eddie Martinez. The small but speedy Cabs with a winning attitude fought for a J.V. record of 7 wins, 1 loss. Coaches D. Leikvold and D. Griesser moved eight players up to varsity for the ‘69 sea- son. They are Rocky Web- ster, Paul Hannan, David Ruiz, Ronnie Coffman, Harold Kelly, Chris Hoffman, Marty Herman, Charlie Spencer. The vital statistics of the year: Total touchdowns, 9; extra points, 6; yards gained, 480; total points, 60; points called back, 25. Frosh Win All The 1968 Caballero Frosh Football team had the finest season any team at F.W. ever had. Going undefeated and unfied through 7 regular games and 2 pee-wee (130 pounds and under) games for an overall Frosh record of 7 wins and 0 losses. The little Cabs completely outclasses the opposition scoring 262 points while al- lowing only 45 points to be scored against them. Only one game was close. Archrival CDO made the little Cabs score twice in the last 5 and a half minutes to win 19- 14.5