Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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3 1 . Coaches Dave Burton, Dave Brummell, and Sam C'de Baca. 2. Manzano varsity football team: iFirst Rowj Skip Dobson-41, Clay Cravens-61, joe Lotz-78, Chris Pargas-72, Tom Navarrette-65, Richard E. Hallam jr.-21, Don Archibeque-51, Bill Marshall-82, Bill Langnau-26, johnny Rose-79, Mike Trujillo-15, Flint Morris-20, Rich- ard Bartlett-64. lSecond Rowj Mark Wesselman-60, Randy Lock- wood-47, Phil Rivera-36, Learde Le Maire-66, Alan Moore-24, Robert Navarrette-22, Dennis Boeck-55, Ben Schultz-16, jeff Saavedra-23, Rick Sitch-14, Tony Griego-40, Eric Disch-42, jim Frisbie-62, Donnie Gonzales-52. fThird Rowj Dale Forbes-77, Ken Wesselman-43, Alan Golding-34, Mike Hunter-84, Ted Bernard-75, Glenn Vreeland-30, Edward Lindsey-70, joe Costales-68, jim Schlosser-32, jeff Weiler-19, Norvell Herring-81, Randy Brigance-88, Dave Sitch-54. 3. Alan Moore evading a West Mesa Mustang 4, Randy Brigance carries the ball against West Mesa. 5 . Clovis offense against Monarchs' defense. 6. Alan Moore penetrating West Mesa Defense.

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Tu S o O LI. Homecoming Game Won for Queen Cindy The 1974-75 Football season opened against the Clovis Wildcats, the defending state champions. The Monarchs played a good game, but a few mis- takes were made on punt returns ending with a final score of 0-27 in favor of Clovis. We did a good job of holding them back. The Monarchs went into the second half of the game with Highland 0-6, Highland. Coach Brum- mell said the second half was probably the sloppiest Manzano has ever played, ending the game with the score 0-35, Highland. The West Mesa game was a disappointing loss with four minutes left, the Mustangs drove down to our 2 yard line, scoring in the last 20 seconds, win- ning 13-20. The Monarchs came back against the Albuquer- que Bulldogs both offensively and defensively to take it19-0. We played a good defensive Homecoming game against Valley High, but they felt they should have scored more. Del Norte won 27-0, but we were pleased with our effort. The ball was moved well against the Academy, but we lost by field goal. We were leading Grants 3-0 when they got away for final touchdown. The game against Eldorado High was all in vain. With the score 14-6 Eldorado, they then intercepted a pass and ran for a touchdown. A field goal was scored in the Rio Grande High game by Alan Moore. He then scored a touchdown and the extra point to make it 10-0, an important game for the upcoming season. 98