Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Sophornores Struggle to Survive by Sabrina LoSello photos by Rollin Sanderob We quit! l This was bitterly shouted by over half the .Junior Varsity team due to built up hostilities among the coaches and players. After having walked most of their laps during a prac- tice, the team was given extra miles to run. Feeling this was unfair, many of the guys walked off the field. The coach handled it professionally and refused to let these players participate in the game against Nlanteca that Friday. His judgement was proven valid. The team went on to win that night with a final score of l 5-S in Seyer's favor. The overall season record of 3- 7 was disappointing, however. Seing a young team though, they were eager to learn and compelled to improve. Seyer's Sophomore team was filled with talent and ability. With more drive, intensity and desire they could have been one of the best teams in the league. A major step towards improving the team was changing the End string quarterback, Sob Wessling ESSJ. to a starting player and switching the original quarterback. Nlark Schnapf E'l SJ to tail back where his speed and agility could be better utilized. These two athletes and Corey Watts E241 Tim Louis fS4J, Flick Sussell E'l SJ, and Earl Sowser KSOJ really helped to keep this season from becoming a dismal fail- ure. lt was a tough year in football for these young men, but with the losses and problems came experience and growth towards their future as Varsity team members in 'I SSS. SQ? 'l. Tim Louis CSAJ receives a pass before running 'l 7 yards in a game against Nlerced: E. The Sophomore team and coaches. first row: Plamil ISSJ, Schnapfm SJ, Griffie C7EJ, Lemay E-441, Kim ISSJ, Schroeder CAEJ, Bowser CSCJJ, Louis CSAJ, Orton ISSJ, Snyder E211 Demce ESEJ, second row: Pereira Mitchell C4'lJ, Newlcirk KACJ, Purwins C7ClJ. Zia CSCI, Martinez t7'l J, Eussell C'1 93, Raya ISSJ. Plummer ISSJ, Nlgr. l-lickmsn, third row: l-lead Coach Collins, Assist. Coach Richard Fledell, Surdge l5'lJ, Flanzo C771 Forcade CS71 Nlartin ISSJ, Lester 6751, Delface fS'l J, Truncali E74J, Ortega f7SJ, Watts H241 Ko C7SJ, Weasling l'lJ, WolfleyfS'lJ, Assist. Coach Dan Srancog 53. Quarterback, Nlark Schnapf E1 SJ, displays his fantastic throwing ability during a game with Nlodesto. SB Sophomore Football S U' 'Q Nung- i 3 N-nv , A 7