John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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All-District First Team Kyle- Bcrrong prepares to kick the ball through the opponents goal. Pat Massey Dennis McCoy All-District Second Team S hane Edwards Andy Albrigh 136 Boys Varsity Soccer Senior Gabc Macias works his way past opponents on toward the goal. Putting his best foot forward Junior Kyle Bcrrong kicks the ball past await- ing opponents. )

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; .• ' ' v i O; - 3l!ljlu»t.- • I The Rams freshman team fights i beat their visiting rival. u Cainmg yardage (or the Rams ' ' an player breaks through the line. OveralJ, we played Jike a team, and had excellent coaches, which made the sea- son turn out pretty good for us. Sammy Pace. WON OPPONENT LOST 21-7 Taft Lee 0-7 27-14 Madison Churchill 6-20 MacArthur M-24 Jay 0-22 15-14 Clark 6-U Roosevelt 18-13 Holmes SEASON RECORD: 5-4-0 u J ,■• ■ ' - W.Kc Murra, re, make an incredible catch. ' Freshman V J. ViUarreai sho player that hes not gomg down, a fight. - 1 V r fWJ MI.IN ;„, , FRONT ROW V f, , „ ' ' ' ' ' - ° ' - ' ' « ' J M» «- C Arnold, B McCarthy, M J.V. Freshman Football 135

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ifi H-- S 4XX Aft Kiclc y Good young men with a lot of skill was the key to our success, said Coach Carson Edwards. Thtee non-district wins anticipat- ed a winning season. Start- ing this year with a smaller team than past years en- thusiasm and motivation made up for the lack ot players. In a tremendous victory over Harlandale all 13 goals were scored by different players. The invincible soccer powers the players acquired were credited to Coach Ed- wards. Edwards taught his team coordination, gave them determination to win, and most importantly taught them how to work hard for a common cause. These factors eventually led to multiple victories and team pride through the season. The most outstanding game was against Clark. Many of us missed or came back early from Spring Break trips so the team would be complete and have a better chance to win, said Senior Pat Mas- sey. As a whole the team put forth their best effort and came through trium- phant with a 4-0 victor) ' over the Cougars. The team ended with a season record of 13-4-1. Although we had a good record it does not indicate that three out of the five losses we outplayed the other team! stated Ed- wards. Anitlc by: Jeannctte Gonzales Photos by: Robin Clay, Jeannette Gonzales Senior Mark Thronson executes his soc- cer skills as he works on a play with teammate Sophomote Andy Albright, ■ 7 . j kOaOMMMsyjimim , tfi i ff?j£i ' S ' ' ? mMi % ' m ii Mi» .» - ' ■ . i lilB v P v f S-t Sp. ,- - .-. gg ji ' . B ' Jfll. J- ' ' Mt - . - - ' -■ w ...rt -i ■ Boyi Varsity Soccer: (BACK ROW) Jack Nelms, Jim l-otgy, Gabe Macias, Shane Edwards, Kyle Bettong. Steve Smith, Dennis McCoy, Kuit Heiss. Coach Edwards, (MIDDLE ROW) Jose Orsoco, Brian Fields, Eric Peterson, Andy Albright, Barry Peterson, Jason Fitzpatrick, John Puffer, (FRCJNT ROW) Richard Jacinto, Karl Rodriguez, Pat Massey, Bobby Alonzo. Gaddi Rodriguez, Mark Thronson, Pat Black, Not pictured; J. C Stroud, Mark Field Soccer Sensations Dennis McCoy put the offense in gear with a 35 yard goal against Lee to win the game. Eric Peterson blocked a penalty shot against Taft and saved the game. Richard Jacinto runs an overlap against Holmes to score and spark the offense. Varsity Soccer Boys Won 8-0 Oppon Highla; ds Ue Judson Churchill Holmes Jay MacArrhur Taft Mc-Collum CUrk Holmes Jay Harlandale Taft McCollum Clark Clark San Marcos Jim Forgy came off of the bench because of an injury to score two goals against Clatk, Ky e Berrong, Kurt Heiss. J. C Stroud, and Pat Massey close Clark out to put Matshall into the playoffs for the foufth straight year. Bob Alonzo, Jim Forgy, J. C. Stroud. Shane Edwards, Pat Massey, and Barry Peterson have never played on a soccer team that has not made the playoffs. Boys Varsity Socce • 137