Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

Page 26 text:

A spark in the eye J.V. AND FROSH FOOTBALL SIZZLE A Cf vA A oTyfl r A n .A 31 JV Team Front Joe Gooch, Chris Lehman, Lorenzo holmes, Ron Angle, Craig Al- dinger, Jason Reynoso, Craig Barnes. Second - Coach - John Mathis, Lenny Putnam, Chad Tolley, Scott Yuchniuk, Keith Behrenz, Jason Morrow, Coach - Tom Scourfield Back - Mark Rogers, Aaron Hubler, Scott Bender, Jeen Clemitson, Bud Larman, not pictured - Rob Anderson. Freshmen Team Front Assis- tant coach - Rich Seutter, James Merritt, Kevin Hamilton, Rich Depew, Todd Webb- Bowen, Mike Phillips, head Coach - Jeff CorkilLAssistant Coach - Bill Palmer. Second - Len Cillis, Bill Reinhard, Vince Bonotto. Daymond Monteith, David Shimek, Dave Allison, Dave harkey, John hammers. Back - Shawn Skelcy, Jason Mull, Tony Harris, Jack Han- sen, Don McAdams, L.T. Coo- per, Eric Mills, Tom GrifTin, Ter- ry Grossarth. Running up-fleld - One of the ju- nior varsity players gets a hard workout during practice. The junior varsity and freshman football proved to be entertainment for all. The ever-spirited freshmen kept their team up through thick and thin. Freshmen are thought to have more games to attend because they not only have to have their own games, but must also be there for J.V. and varsity spirit. Meanwhile, the junior varsity team tended to catch one's eyes. The tal- ent never seemed to end, if it wasn't one reciever it was another or the quarter- back. The front lines are what kept the ball moving in the right direction; for- ward for Mazama, reverse for the opponent. Both coach Palmer and coach Mathis express the importance of sportsman- ship and commitment. It is especially important at this level. It is here that they learn the concept of competition. Complete concentration on their task requires a positive atti- tude, noted coach Palmer. The J.V. season ended with a 4-5 record, while freshman ended with a 1-7 record. Players of the year consisted of sophomore, Joe Pridemore, and fresh- men Dave Allison and Da- vid Shimek. Mazama's future is in their hands as the Bolt of Blue strikes number one! Concentrating on the front lines - The junior varsity and frosh teams scrimmage each other. 22 - J.V. and Frosh Football

Page 25 text:

Final Score VIKS OPPONENT ASHLAND KUHS N.MEDFORD CRATER S.MEDFORD ROSEBURG EAGLE PT. HIDDEN VALLEY 3 wins, 5 losses Down, Set, Hikel • Mark Losinski gets set to pitch the ball back to a teammate after the hike. 1 Running for the interception Gregg Wheat reaches for the ball. Varsity Football-21

Page 27 text:

Show me mean, Jeen ■ Soph. Jeen Clerhetson ex- presses a lasting image with pride. Blocking the opponent - Rich- ard Depew stops his opponent for running back Kevin Hamil- ton. Stretching for the tough workout - Rob Anderson concentrates dur- ing warm-up. i nd Prosh Pootball - 23