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5 Players a Plus It ' s dos said pi, (i the kids that wt sports every year, ' mill dene Hughes. The large number of students involved in North ' s sports has always been one of the program ' s greatest assets. Most coaches, including the many new ones introduced this year, were greeted by hoardes of players at the beginning of their seasons. Fresh new interest sparked soccer, water-polo, and wrestling. I can ' t think of a team that doesn ' t have to cut members, added Hughes. The students here are really active, and we do very well considering the size of our student body with that of our competitors. The kids represent the school well. It ' s a credit to them. Hiking the ball back to freshman quarterback Robbie Washington is Dominic Vasquez. The freshmen won the game against Norte Vista, 26-6. sports 47
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Varsity comes close So close, and yet so far. That was the only way to describe the foot- ball season. The games were either close to winning, or not close enough. Norte Vista, Morningside, and Arlington were close games in which North lost by only 1 point. Kelvin Butler made touchdowns in both the Arlington and Morn- ingside games to make the final score of each game 7-6. During the homecoming victory over La Sierra, Ken Vinson scored two touchdowns in the second quarter, while Desmond Flanagan and Billy Walker both intercepted two of La Sierra ' s passes. Des- mond Flanagan stated, I could not believe I was there at the right time to catch the ball! I could not believe I made the touchdown, I was sure then that we were going to win, exclaimed Billy Walker after scoring a ten yard touchdown to end the first half of the Poly game, making the halftime score 6-15. The final score was 36-6 Poly. Though the season was not quite what the players had hoped for, they still felt the good times out- weighed the disappointments. VARSITY and JV FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Jerdall Louder, Robert Britt, Ed die Lyman, Chris Johnson, Robbie Lough, Des mond Flanagan, John Kins, Albert Negrete, Dan ny Brinks; ROW 2: Coach Hart, Coach Hiroto Eligha Aldridge, Steve Boucher, Henry Bastiaans Reco Gatson, David Booker, Billy Walker, Craig Daggy, Jim Hunt, James Thompson, Coach Mar- tinez; ROW 3: Coach Thrasher, James Wallace, Jim Berens, Wayne Daggy, Glen Haas, Kelvin Butler, Troy Williams, Kenneth Vinson, Albert Carter, Ron Stromblad, Coach Testa, Coach Parks, (not pictured, managers: Monica Espinoza, Kim Gallagher, Daniel Dickhausen.) Beating his opponent to the ball, Kelvin Butler makes a first down for the Huskies. Arlington won 7-6. 48 sports
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