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

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Depth Aids Season One of the largest JV football teams in several years worked hard during the season to prepare themselves for another year of Trojan Football. Although Moon Valley was regarded to be the toughest opponent, the team gave each game their best efforts and finished the season with a 2 win 7 loss record. Outstanding players for the season were Junior Richard Jester, Most Improved player, Sophomore Mike Dungey, Most Outstanding Back, and Sophomore Bill Underwood, Outstanding Lineman. Helping the teams out were managers Cindy Moore for the JV team and Teddy Cota and Christy Guslidge for the Freshman team. I enjoyed being on the JV football team and I plan to return for another year of football in the future, says Kurt Johnson. ' i 'rin :Mb '- .- LN ? Z, ,A ,,,,.,,..l .Wi f Q N ,,,,, JJJJ, . . ppyyy 1 'Q' x h Z I A 1. Teammates Bob Jester, Rich Jester and Rick hall discuss the plays for that in - J. afternoon's game. 2. The JV team was e .i strong in numbers which filled both the ,Q p J 'W t offense and defense teams. 3. Gulio ttt' ' . .t c Molanari, Joe Dahl and Bill Scott stop --if H tttatv. W sri. ,, 1 ii 4 to get a drink and then return to the .... .A , : is f' r was 3 f na .Q .p X it . wi' Q 'ewan 4, 174 2 ... B Q 'Q X .. ? E 5 we .Ns 4 3 'gim I. Nviawwqi tr , , w,,,, 2 .Jw ff' gr ,gn . 5 . 2 , . V., 'tt , it I rri -3 i t ' , if li a.., f 2 VVIE ...,..Z lg K 2 Vykk D - I fi , , if gn 'Ain W , , ...e , . . A rrr .. 7 t 'W I ff'i 5 I or z,,. rw if , I - t I ' .,, ht jgpff. . . .. ,kw wMwm6SR.w Junior Varsity Football: Coach Pat Hills, Coach Arlo Morrison, Richard Jester, Ja Kalmbach, Russell Zang, Ty Moore, Bill Scott, Tim O'Connor, Kurt Johnson, Guil Molanari, Richard Spence, Robbye Jester, Coach Larry Fultz, Manager Cind Moore. Middle Row: David Shell, John Edwards, Rick Hall, Mike Dungey, Bill Underwood, Roy Strout, Lewis Miller, David Poole, John Sikora, Scott Simoij Bottom Row: Lynn Cassius, Treven Rollins, Joe Dahl, Ed Miller, Kevin Korinel Darin Riggs, Mike Caliguire, Robert Harper, Phil Fournier. 3 X: , .. Q Ag 3 A f-3 . Q i f p f Q ,sr-, ' if f J N iii ,gf Q55 if ii d i its lo 1 ' ...J ' . ' , .- lx if k gm , f f.-3: ,ni 4 , . 5 . 'E 5 ' ' Ji .E . i F . ' r.Qg..:- K, K 'Q .1 3 ' L v' .I ,. , ,A .... K i3....J:im. in ,ff I: pf E K - ask r . , . ,,,, .,,,,, 1' 1'-C185 -f 'f 3.fL' 33 1: - as-I-. T1 ' Y - 51 Q- U - .,, I ,,.,..- ' f t. X ian-vu w3 3