John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Members of the varsity football team are FIRST ROW: Ernest Rlos, 105 Scott Ankrom, 125 Mike Norrlega, 145 Carl Booker, 20g Ray Burton, 225 Bobby Perez, 25, Stan Gadlson, 31g and manager Thomas Castro. SECOND ROW: Coach L. G. Hendersong Billy Varos, 35g Rayford Smith, 403 Peter Guiterrez, 43: Paul Reyes, 45g Steve Young, 505 Mike Moreno, 523 Roel Rogerio, 60g Greg Perry, 61g Shawn Rheln, 62g manager John Jenlcekg and Coach Blll Chancey. THIRD ROW: Coach James Gupton, John Vasquez, 63g Tim McKnight, 645 Brian Parker, 655 Tom Knowles, 66: Jesse Avllez, 705 James Spady, 713 Jarrett Jobes, 72g lan Lynn, 73g Joe Espinoza, 743 Coach Hal Grlffln and head trainer Ed Mazlcko. FOURTH ROW: Dan Kammerazel, 765 Jeff DeJesus, 80: Mike Perez, 815 Ben Hemandez, 82 Marvin Hunt, 833 Albert Huizar, 84: John Owens, 85g Don LaVann, 87, manager Manuel Rodriguez and manager Greg Garcla. Watching cautiously for an openlng, junior Bobby Perez 25 depends upon senior James Spady for a good hole opener photo by Randy Q , ,.3p'vw. , fypgwe-I f- 4 s mf J D 1 e Showing form, junior Carl Booker, 20, races for a first down during Jay's 46-O romp over Laredo Nlxon. photo by Randy g Sipe .-. Senior Jeff DeJeaus, 80, catches the ball under pressure, while Kennedy's Raul Rodriguez, 55, watches helplessly. photo YV FWQBZ by Randy Sipe Copy and layout by Ron Rodrlguez Foolball 5 7

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Disappointing season Varsity finishes 5-4-1 ope glistened in the eyes of the Mustangs as they set up for an onside kick, with the Huskies on top 28-20 and two minutes left on the clock. A successful onside kick raised hopes of a Jay comeback, but as the fans soon found out after four unsuccessful tries for a first down, that was nearly impossible. The Huskies scored again to lock up the game leaving the score 35-205, This wasn't the first time this had happened to the young Mustangsg lltf lt all started when the Mustangs lost a crucial 11-7 game against Marshall in the final seconds. That game took a lot out of us. said junior Jerry Macias, We took the lost too hard and really never quite recovered. he said. After this disappointing loss, the Mustangs went down hill losing to Clark 31-15, Kennedy finallyto Holmes 35-20. It was also the first time since Ripping through the Huskies defense, junior Jerry Macias, 15, finds open day light for a Mustang first down. P is ,,'2-3,1 F N gy, ' tl' gs s 1 also as s sa. Looking for an opening in the line, senior Scott Ankrom watches anxiously, while be is pursued by two Del Rio defenders. Rambling for extra yardage, senior Ray Burton, 22, wards off, 72, of MacArthur. all photos by Randy Saucedo Copy and layout by Ron Rodriguez 5 6 Foolbau .lil-

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Scoreboard THEM 8 14 14 14 0 forfeit 26 31 Varsity Junior Varsity THEM US Sam Houston 14 6 Sam Houston Churchill 13 0 Churchill MacArthur 40 11 MacArthur Laredo Nixon 0 14 Alamo Heights Del Rio 28 29 East Central Memorial 6 Memorial Marshall 11 6 Marshall Clark 31 7 Clark Kennedy 60 42 Kennedy Holmes 35 20 Holmes District Record District Record 5-4-1 3-6-1 Glvlng his assistance junior John Owens, 85, helps our teammate, junior Mike Perez, 81, bring down a Marshall Ram. Rounding the left side junior Mike Noriega, 14, follows behind good blocking from junior Carl 1' Booker and junior Steve Young, 50, during first half action against Kennedy. All photos by Randy Saucedo -! is Football Copy and odriguez 34 14 0