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

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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

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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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Above Junior Varsity Football Team Consists of: 1st L-R: D. Tribby, M. Herman, P. Hannan, R. Webster, S. Alimena, M.. McClanahan. 2nd: Coach Griesser, R. Coffman, M. Wensink, H. Kelley, C. Hoffman, D. Trueblood, P. Schmidt, Coach Leik- vold. 3rd: C. Spencer, M. Welch, J. Jackson, T. Jones, D. Con- ger, E. Martinez, J. Moore, B. Nickles, Mgr. L. Cushman. 4th: Mgr. D. Houston, K. Sebion, J. Sierra, M. Plank, P. Kosmicki, D. Ruiz, D. Pepper, D. Ruiz, D. Pepper, D. Booth, B. Rickman, S. Rodrequiz. Below Freshmen Football Team Consists of: 1st L-R: Coach Hale, J. Bertoldo, A. Bauk, M. Gome, R. Alimena, R. Barnes, B. Dietroh, Coach Latham. 2nd: Mgr. R. Nickles, J. Griffin, M. Pope, D. Catt, M. Keller, P. McClanaham, S. Sullivan, G. Elses- sen, M. Scutto. 3rd: Mgr. R. Yates, J. Renner, S. Miederhoff, L. Rodriquez, J. Steele, G. Waugaman, J. Barrett, R. Valeuguela, B. Rickman. 4th: M. Chivers, T. Ramire, B. Stoltz, J. Kennedy, G. Samdate, D. Sauidge, M. Anderson, W. Bogle, J. Rodriguez, D. Nicolay, C. Harper. g Sn