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

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' H»fvj ' ea4-i ' W yh Runner up in the city was one of the many titles the golf team held throughout this year. We had a lot ot talent this year and played well because of it. said second year let- terman Ripp Hardaway. Among the outstanding players on the team were two talented four year let- terman: Player of the Year Charles Rugh and Senior David Peterson. These players helped the team obtain titles including se c- ond place in the San An- tonio Tournament consist- ing of 48 of the best teams in the state. They also cap- tured a second place title in the Northside Tournament consisting of 28 teams. We had a lot of talent this year and played well because of it ' . Se- nior Ripp Hard- away Players also partici- pated in the Conroe Tournament with only three teams from San Antonio participating out oi the 24 total teams. The team placed second in district play which gave them the opportunity to advance to regionals where they captured an eighth place title. Overall it was a great year for the golf team which leaves great promise for the 88-89 season. Play- ers hope to meet and sur- pass the goals of this years team with the hopes of making golf a more pop- ular sport among the stu- dents. Senior D.ivid Pearson shows viewers how to properly swing a dub. Photos; Molly Altizer NX ' ith all his strength Senior David Pearson perfeas his second step • 1 56 Varsity Golf

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l . U lif { , A We did what we had to do and did it right! said Sophomore Tim Trevino. Coming through with a 10- 4 overall record, J.V. proved to be a strong young team. Demonstrating their enthusiasm they came back from a 1-7 loss to Madison to win seven straight games. Coach Campbell de- scribed it as being the most outstanding event of the season. Good pitching and a solid defense along with timely hitting was our key, said Campbell. De- spite their inexperience the players had an untorseen ability and a general knack lor the game. The kids arc motivated to gain the need- ed experience, said Camp- bell. A game against Clark displayed the talent and skill of this maturing team. The team was down 6-0 and came back scoring runs. The Cougars chalked up 4 more runs increasing their score to 10-3. Behind by 7 runs the Rams en- dured the pressure and came through bringing the score to a close 10-9 stand- ing. Yes, wc did lose the game, but we played ex- tremely well mentally and physically! said Trevino. We were down 7 runs and if you come back and lose by one, that ' s pretty good! The team anticipates an awesome 88-89 season. We had a very successful season and it has been a building block for future success of the Marshall Baseball program, said Campell. Arncif by: Jeanncttc Gonzales Photos by: Jeannette Gonzales, Clay Camp Preparing to power out a homcrun Soph- J.V. Baseball Won Opponent Lost Madison 1-7 11-4 Highlands 10- Lee 5-4 Lcc 5-4 Judson 11-2 Jay 9-3 Edison 7-4 Taft Harlandalt 2-5 10-4 Taft 14-4 McCollum Clark 9-10 7-1 Jay Clark 4-7 Concentrating, Victor Farias takes time out by himself. Stepping in on the base Freshman Victor Farias 15 clearly safe. J.V. Baseball 155

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Goljuum. (BACK ROW) Coach B,U Brown, Charles Rough, Chris Garlick, Sam Thompson, (FRONT ROW) Justin Bink-s, Ripp Hardaway, Tony Talamantes, John Zuniga, David Pearson. Senior Charles Rough follows through with the firial step of a great swing. Varsity Golf San Antonio Tournament Second Plait Northside Tournament Second Place District Playoffs Second Place Regional Playoffs Eighlh Place 157