John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Freshman Football Young Team Brings City Trophy to RHS MEMBERS OF THE FRESHMAN football team are, bottom row from left, Steve Mjos, Larry Miller, Charles Gilbert, Rickey Prewitt, Tommy Prock, manager; Mark Porter, Mike Arendall, Cary Hill, Steve Taylor, Randy Teinert, manager; second row from left, Jerry Russell, manager; Danny Bonnett, Dennis Swan- berg, Gene Parker, Joey Crawford, Ed Attra, Mark Man ley, Doug Mitchell, Rickie Williams, Terry Bull, Buddy Scott; third row from left, Coach Dan Schroeder, Andre McKnight, James Tullos, Dave Roberts, Jon Averhoff, Charles McGee, Johnnie Parker, Robert Easley, Mike McClure, Gary Scott, Coach Del Moberg; fourth row from left, Barry Barnes, Gary Tilton, Robert Walker, Wayne Flentge, David Brizendine, Todd Willis, Tim Bridges, Randy Reeves, Tom Johnson, Brian Hill, Stuart King. PACING THE SIDELINES at Veteran ' s Field, Coach Schroeder reviews strategy of the last play. COACHES DEL MOBERG and Dan Schroeder with captains Charles Gilbert, Doug Mitchell and Larry Miller after their city championship is assured. Sports — 1 SB

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B-Team Members Learn Basic Techniques For Varsity Training BILL OSMOND (68) makes several practice kicks with Robert GARY VALDEZ (11) looks across a dimly lighted field Turi (33) looking on. waiting to go in for a quick play. COACH DANNY SCHROEDER WATCHES intently the movements and techniques of players. 142 — Sports

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Great Season of Work, Worry, Wins For the first time in the history of Reagan, the freshman football team won the city championship, untied with any other school. The 1968 squad went through an undefeated but once tied season led by Coaches Dan Schroeder and Del Moberg. The Raid- ers, captained by Larry Miller, Doug Mitchell and Charles Gilbert, moved through their first five game? with prospects of going undefeated and untied un til deadlocked with the Martin Eagles. Coach Schroeder, commenting on the players said. Most of our players are small. We had no truly outstanding players, but we had the best overall team effort of any previous freshman team. Many on the freshman team are good prospects for the varsity next year. The Raiders landed seven boys on the first string all-city team, including Robert Easley, Larry Miller, Tom Johnson and David Brizendine on the offense. On defense, Doug Mitchell, Charles Gilbert and Stuart King occupied positions. Coach Schroeder also remarked that the team worked hard throughout the year and continually improved. The coach called the season a total success. Coach Moberg, who assisted Schroeder this sea- son, was very impressed by the freshman defensive effort. The coach stated that the defense was one of the best. Managers for the team were Randy Teinert, Tommy Prock and Jerry Russell. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Reagan. . . 22 6 Reagan . . . 42 Reagan. . . 26 22 Reagan . . . 22 6 Reagan . . . 26 Reagan . . . Reagan . . . ....30 .... 14 Reagan . . . 22 6 IHDNGIA tola tari for A PAUSE AT halftime allows the frosh squad time to rest on the sidelines. 144 — Sports mam