McCluer North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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On the line of scrimmage, cenrer Toni Bozzi gers ready to hike the ball. Clutching the ball, Tony Nichols heads for a rouchdown. Bottom Row: Robert Borgstede, Coach, Michael Amrhein, Mitch Nidiffer, Rob Wahle, Jeff Gronemeyer, Sylvester Taylor, James Gholsron, Joel Gasren, Eric Jasinski, Rufus Davis, Coach. Row 2: James Chambers, Kurt Kostecki, Donny Jones, Rodney Valleroy, Daniel Gove, Michael Murphy, Tyrone West, Tim Summers, Bryon Taylor, Michael Scoft. Row 3: Rod Cook, Jeff Mastroiani, James Paxton, Gregory Polls, Chris Gallagher, John Sreines, Steve Kossman, Kevin Fahrenkrog, Tony Nichols, David Burke. Row 4: Diane Berger, Tommy Herron, Toni Bozzi, John Hansen, George Vivererr, Tom Kanyolk, Tony Urban, Pam Farmer.

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| | | - Finding a new roufe of escape, running bac Morris Jackson heads for a touchdown! Bottom Row: Mike Retkowski, Morris Jackson, Chris Clay, Keith Mullins, Mise Reinhardt, Tom McCaughan, Kurt Dicls, Keith Elmore, Russel Smith, Diane Berger. Row 2: Chris Guinn, Alan Clerk, Tom Billadue, John Spivey, Tony Winkler, Kevin Brim, John Dalton, Brian Barls, Brian Henderson, Ron Aeillo. Row 3: Phil Farmer, William Peebles, Jim Hellickson, Tom Terrant, Mark Ingrim, Joe Bernhardt, Norval Pierce, Bill Bernickus, Jay Knerr. Row 4: Mr. Dwyer, Reggie Mathis, ‘ . ; Tom Droeggy, Alan Thompson, Jeff Fogarty, Steve Sexauer, Kevin Thies, Lyndon Pullium, Vernon Whitlock, Craig In a grueling battle against Riverview, quarterbacks Ollar. Row 5: Mr. Mueller, Mr. Schottmueller, Paul Runge, Mike Auon, Vince Kiel, Bob Bransrerrer, Sreve Harper, Andy Joe LaPorta slips owe from the Rams “rush to hand Orso, Kevin Durham, Joe LaPorta. the ball off to running back Morris Jackson. ete adhe eo i} Varsity Foorball 203

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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL MN OPPONENT 6 Hazelwood Central 388 O Normandy O5 O Ritenour O O Hazelwood Easr 20 0 McCluer 6 O SLUH 18 O Hazelwood West 21 O Riverview 23 O Patronville 12 0-9 other tacisle. tempts to block a pass. “| think the team worked hard and we were definitely better than our record. We worked as a team, encouraged each other and never gave up. It was discouraging to lose so many games,” said left tackle Steve Sexauer. saan EE REeeinniiimemeiemmememmemmmmmennmmmemeamemmimmtmezas aaee eee Soons: next years class At the beginning of the 1982 season, McCiuer North’s sophomore team had high hopes for a winning season. The team worked from the middle of August fo the beginning of November for two and a half hours everyday after school. No matter how much effort was put into each practice though, the team never seemed to develop its potential. ‘'We had a general lack of togetherness,’’ said Toni Bozzi. But despite their losses, the ream played hard and retained their enthusiasm. Every player also had a chance to try many differ- ent positions and five of the players had a chance to play with the varsity ream. Be- cause of this, a lof of experience was gained and should help many of the players when trying our for the varsity team in 1982. To that end, this year was a worthy experience. Though the ream’s rorals were nor that good and they suffered from a “lack of speed and inconsistency, ’’ Coach Robert Borgsrede was nor displeased. ‘' really enjoyed coaching the team,” he said. “They tried hard all year and | feel they learned a lor.” Crunching the opposition, Tyrone West makes an- Diving towards his opponent, Rodney Valleroy ar- Sophomore Foorball 205