La Marque High School - Cougar Yearbook (La Marque, TX)

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Football Lovell leads 5-5 season I felt comfortable with Ed's strong arm Coach Hugh Massey stated, in referring to his starting quarterback for the 1984 season. He also has quick feet and makes an excellent leader. Massey coached a team with many stand outs, as a number of players topped the district in individual stats. Despite their performances, however it seemed that the Coogs still lacked the experience needed to make the new Run and Shoot offense successful as the team posted an even 5-5 season record. a he strong points of the year were the wins over Baytown Lee, and Willow Ridge in predistrict play and against Pearland, Texas City, and Clear Creek in district competition. Coach Massey felt that the strongest game of the year for the defense was against Pearland and forthe offensive unit the strongest games were over Baytown Lee and Clear Creek. The best thing about the season was the character and discipline of our team. I feel like we had good seniorleadership and developed good working habits. Coach Massey commented. Although the Cougars started out with high high hopes, as the year progressed the hopes of making it to the play-offs decreased, and when the year wound down, the Cougars were left holding a 5-5 season record, posting a staggering 3-4 district record to take a fourth place finish in District 24-AAAAA. 212 Sports Coogs to

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Tape 'em up trainers Considering the overall inexperience and youth of the student trainers, I feel they reacted well to the pressures that football presents, more so with the new duties and responsibilities that were put into effect this year. These are the thoughts of Athletic Trainer Ric Doc Janacek in regard to the 1984-85 student trainers. Led by head trainer Jaime Compean the trainers provided long hours of necessary service throughoutthe entire football season. These duties began in spring training and during two-a-day practices the trainers were at the school at 5:30 am and didn't leave the school until 8:30 pm. Throughout this 15 hour workday, the freshman trainers carried water caddies and the upper class trainers tended to minor medical problems, wrapped ankles, prepared ice packs, and boiled heating pads. When the season began so did the work after the games on Friday night. The trainers had to clean up the field house, load the van, and unload the van again when they got back to the school. To say the very least, the student trainers were a big help and major assistance to the football team and the coaching staff. 214 Sports , . Q V . 1st row: Robbie McCune, William Osteen, George Faust, Andy D'Albargo, Jason Roberson, James Osteen, 2nd row: Jaime Compean, Mag Jaramillo, Juan Tuberquia, Ric Doc Janacek, Benny Jaramillo, Neil Heileman, Brent Miller George Faust looks on as Ric Doc Jan- acek attends to a minor leg injury.