North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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NC-19 G011 Zales-0 Seq U61-7 NC-27 Apt0s,10 NC-14 NC-27 NC-46 NC. S 3-Illia Cruz-6 Harbor-23 Wa tson ,memo S.L, yho HO11fSterN35 itle At Hand It's our 1984 Varsity Football Team, SCCAL champs! With a bad start at the Cabrillo jamboree, our tough athletes made a definite com- back during all pre-league and league games. Their only league loss went to the half-hearted Harbor Pirates who defeated the mighty Condors at Santa Cruz High. After the shocking loss we knocked off the rest of the league to win the championships. Some players played so outstandinly well that they were named to the ffamousl CCS team. Seniors Bill McCreary, the teams most valuable player, John Seltzer, MVP lineman of the year, Jeff Nelms, all Central Coast Sec- tion, and junior Frankie Borrero, named to the CCS team, were all the honorable athletes this year. The only sophomores on the NC Varsity team, Ron Candiloro and Mike Fowler, proved that they were tough as nails. Coaches Stupek, Roberts, Sugi- moto, Souza, and Marquez, were proud of the SCCAL Champions as they made their way into the CCS playoffs. 168 Sports 3. The old saying, 'tDefense Wins Games, has been a long term tradition, and it's easily prov' en in a devastating Condor Crash. 4. Well, nobody is perfect. Jeff Nelms tries to break out of the grip of the Aptos defense, but it just wasn't possible.

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