Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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KKKKXKXKYFK TX Page 28-Fall-Sports Expect the unexpected is an ap- propriate phase for the 1973 Varsity Football team. The year was one of extreme change. Included in this change were upset victories, a hu- miliating loss to Westwood, and a change in team philosophy: playing football for fun. This new philoso- phy relieved the rabbit team of un- necessary pressure and enabled them to play their best football. This year's Jackrabbit team ex- celled greatly in the area of indi- viduality. Those boys leading the team in these areas before the league games started were, Kim Kerstetter, first in rushing with 66 attempts, a total of 347 yards, and an average of 5.3 yards per carry. Cary Palmer with his outstanding passing ability, had 52 completions, 95 attempts, and a total of 867 yards. ln pass receiving, Mickey Hatcher was way out in front with 29 passes received for a total of 592 yards. Leading the team with scor- ing points were Kerstetter, 36, Hat- cher next, with 30, and Rod Smith, also on top with 24 points. The 1973 Mesa High Jackrabbits were a team to be extremely proud of. Other than their excellent playing ability, the team's spirit and drive was one of which will be remembered for a longtime. Rabbits Form A Bermea 1323 I Lebueur 1443 H Miller 463i S Quist t6-11 T khle fifty l Jensen tMgrJ D Leiueur C403 R Harless fb7J B Youns. t7lj C R mdcll 1663 M Walker 1462 D Morris tbhll M Hatcher Ml! P Wells t77J J Mortensen C5211 H.Boyster 1743: D.Amadore l78l: P.Stecle 15813 R.Stanley 17531 R,C1uer- rero 46733 D.Stedman 13051 K.Grant 025: T.Gilbcrt tl0J1T..I.Fitzpatrick Holi M.Howell tMgrJ: .l.Koontz 44251 J.Garfias 15031 .l.Jayne 1825: A.Stamps 1683: vi 2 skfl 'J it

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'straight 'year VARSITYUBANDC- From RowfSandy. Kar-R keboomf Jeannette fMonzo, Chery,F1GreenV, Sharla Kivett,'Donny Smith. Richard Shroy- er. Second Rowg :Paula Eng.AShirley Bond.' Lorena Willis, Diane Wheeler, Chris Bailey. Karen Nelson, Debi Engle, Jolmeqcoi, Clare Turner, ,Larry Jones, Jim Fergason,.Debbie Wood, Qlennifer Adair, iThird -Row, Nancy Blankenship, Marie Bailey, Cindy Mills, Page 30ifall Organizations K... 'K .. i. '-4. 1 4 :gn L Donna' Lofgreeri. Craig RgndEr,yFred Beav- , :.Cl:S.1Cililgy'y Palmer. Kris Knowlesgjackie Wil- ' .f'liams.fDeriise Dick. Kathy Albrecht, Kim Wit2ke,' Keith Martineau, 'Gary Lewisl Fourth R-ow: Bobbi Cliff, 'Vicki-Yeager. Jeff Y' V - Draheim. Kitty- Bisseltf Leanne QNewnian'. Debbie Nelson.tRodd Garouite.A.lohn'Vivian, Bob Hermerath. DougiWebb, Ralph Stanley, lVlike'Minch.,Holly Isley, Susan Bella. Fifth :.,g....i Row: Julia'Fortner, Angela McTaggart, Billy Byrd. Ed Johnson. Sixth Row: David-Cham-Q bless, Harlan Moore, John Sanders, Steve' Boothe, .lim Upchurch. Seventh,ROW1 Duane- Fleagleq,Ron Little. Chris Judd. Ricky Wheel- ' er. Steve Ray, Mark Hinckley, CraigiClil'- ford, Ray Wilsonp .leff Carnegie, Jerry Gaona, Don -Sterling. Top Row: Bill Carney. Kelly Denham, Don Forbis. ' ' v