Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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arsity starters: Allen Mason, uben Gonzales, Don Mason, and erman Garcia. Harriers Look to Futureg Garcia Places Fifth in State Y , f Egxw ra Gia, 23? 'Egg A Ag an 22, J 1 ff '1-Y' Q f ' iliiitllg Two year letterman Hennan Garcia gets a few tips from Coach Bill Wolfarth. B team starters, standing: Ron Merriam, Steve Williams, and Glen Burrola. Kneeling: Bob Walton and John Velasquez.

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Coaches Walter Brock and assistant Charles Pearce The combination of superior team effort and outstanding individual performances led the Manzano Barons through another successful season with eight wins and only one loss. Instigating the season with a 25-0 win over Santa Fe and clinching it with a 22-19 victory over West Mesa, the Barons hold an amazing record with only two losses in three years in comparison to their 23 wins. In perhaps the most outstanding performance of the season, the Barons defeated the Highland Bees 14-7. In games such as these, superior performing in- dividuals were revealed. Top 'Scorers for the Barons were Rocky Disanti and Skip Ferris. Jerry Kidwell held the record for touchdown passes at nineteen. In all, the Barons proved themselves to be a capable and promising team. I Managers Steve Flores, John Reynolds, and Larry Borders. Injured Players Alan Lay and Bill Casey. arons End atg Add to Outstanding Record Back row-J im Black, Lowell Dolan, Phillip McKillip, Ray Duran, Doug Muchmore Dave Otis, Barney Locklin, John Kleinstuber, Tap Payne, and Phil Ortiz. Front row Thomas Boyd, Craig Oliver, Gary Davis, Clyde Lowe, Richard Stohner, Art Romero David Roark, Fred Gill, Pat Hale, and Tony Jojola. 79 H-Le i Q., fri! alll