Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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JV Bounces to 5-15 Season Record Starter, jeff St. Germain, 44, at- tempts to pass the ball to another Trojan during the Thunderbird game. Despite their record of 5-15, the JV team showed great improvement and determin- ation. Led by Mr. Irvine in his first year of coaching, the team lost many close games in the final minutes. The top scorers for the year were Ed Horger, sophomore, and jim judge, sophomore. The two co-captians were Lonnie Fanning, junior, and Chris Hahn, junior. jeff St. Germain was the leading rebounder for the season. Opponent Coronado 56 C amelback 6 1 Apouo 39 Alhambra 67 ,B1'S?PhY 41 Moon Valley 46 Agua Fria 44 ! , ,T Thunderbird 35 I Max-y's 55 escott 47 iSunnys1ope 38 Washington 45 Shadow Mountain 35 Moon Valley 45. Agua Fria L 67 Thunderbird 4 . 64 St Marylss f p 4 61 4 Prescott 6544 Sunnyslope 5 663 Washin on . 46 . , Q 4 ' it Sw 'Q S . ..', 5 --1 -zip, , ' N k 1 JV: BOTTOM ROW: Terry Wagner, Ben Yazzle, Alan Schmidgall, john Tonnemacher, Lonnie Fanningg TOP ROW: Steve Mitchell, jim judge, jeff St. Germain, Bill Sutton, Chris Hahn, Eric lsreal, Ed I-Iorger, Coach Irvine. 94 Sponored by LIFGREN BROS. LANDSCAPE NURSERY

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Paradise Valley closed its 17th basketball season with a final record of 2-18. The Trojans first Win was against Camelback in December. Tom Bemrich scored 16 points and Mark Grittner and Ace Fanning each added 10 points to lead PV to a 61-52 romp over the Spartans. Against Thunderbird Chiefs, the Trojans registered their second Win of the year, 54-53. Again it Was Tom Bemrich who led the Trojans in scoring with 15 points and 15 rebounds. jeff Kivett added 12 more points and 13 re- bounds. The Trojans averaged 51 points per game, shot 33 percent from the field and 60 percent from the free throw line. Tom Bemrich was tops among the Trojans in scoring with Greg Clark next in line. Mark Grittner, 14, takes the ball upcourt unguarded. PV 49 Opponent Coronado Camelback Ill, Zi -.9 Senior Doug Kaz, 10, shoots for a basket as the Camelback team looks on anxiously. 61 42 45 56, 52 44 36 51 43 61 65 39 65 57 50 S4 72 80 35 64 Apollo Alhambra Phoenix Union Mesa Brophy Moon Valley Agua Frai Thunderbird St. Mary's Prescott Sunnyslope Washington Moon Valley Agua Fria Thunderbird St. Mary's Prescott Stmnyslope Washington Camelback guard tries for a block as Doug Kaz, 10 shoots for a basket. Sponsored by ARIZONA IANITOR SUPPLY CO.

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J 5 -N L - f-qv J ,N Freshman Dave Phelps jumps for control of the ball in the Washington game. PV 36 29 33 34 S 34 'd ss 47 , 55 40 29X 41 40 it Q 4:5 37 ' -2547 P T 40 40 OPPONENT Coronado 58 Cortez 56 Pipollo 26 Glendale 4 48 Brophy 61 M Moon Valley T 43 A Agua Fria 51 , g Thunderbird 45 St. Mary's 49 T gPrescott 58 ' Sunnyslope 62 Washington 56 BTW. Shatlpw Mountain 47 ii.. ii Wli7Io5i1 Valley 39 if Fria T 53k J ,fl Thunderbird 351' fgfi tx z Mary's ii 51 Riff wk Prescott 71 5' Sunnyslope 49 Washington 47 Time Nets Experience for Freshmen Freshmen: BOTTOM ROWg Mike Sanders, Dave Phelps, Bill Hawk, Dale Brown, Brian Bertilson, Coach Babcockg TOP ROW3 Chris Hemmerle, Tim Martin, Lori Smith, Gina Trask. Starting with little game experience, the Freshman basketball team improved greatly by the end of the season with a record of 6-14. Led by Dave Phelps, leading scorer, and Dave Herron, leading rebounder they helped their team play many close games which could have gone either way. The game against Shadow Mountain was lost by only 6 points. Under the leadership of Coach Rob Babcock, the team showed potential and With more experience will add depth to next year's teams. Sponsored by QUALITY PET CENTER