Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Jw ,-I X 1- y,ss.z---- - ' , . TSE' ' I!! '88 . :ef Jose vaiencia 5 Ron Christopher Photography 6 if M ' A ' 'gsm-mwzi A - 3-tr.. c. .. 2' M -H . ., . ,. Joe Parga 7 Injuries Tackle Junior Varsity Junior Varsity began the football sea- son with coach Koppy, and by the end of the season coaches Sanchez and Wells had assumed the coaching of the team. Even though the team members had physical talent, the injuries acquired dur- ing the season affected the team's sea- son record of two wins and six losses. People started quitting and getting hurt and this really hurt the team, stated Alex Lopez. The team's toughest opponent was Sunnyside High School. Outstanding back of the year was Ted Pesqueira and outstanding lineman of the year was Manny Alvarez.-Martha Sanchez, Mary Valle 1-Junior varsity, Alex Lopez, flags down pass. 2- Coach Sanchez looks over statistics. 3-Split-end Willie Austin attempts to Out-run opponent. 4- Quarterback, Rey Duran, works on passes during practice. 5-Pueblo Buck smashes through his opponents with style. 6-Members of the 1980-81 J.V. football squad are: Bottom row: Jacob Colmenero, Enrique Zarate, Jesus Martinez, Joe Duran, Peter King. 2nd row: Danny Torres, Arnold Obregon, Art Valenzuela, Steve Evans, Max Soriano, Haywood Betters, Jose Urquides, Ernie Olivas, Ray Duran. 3rd row: Coach Sanchez, Richard Powles, Robert Gonzales, Alfred Cuestas, Tony Valenzuela, Coach Wells, Roy Burr, Carlos Islas, Chris Robledo, Rick Ruiz, Coach Ouihuis. 4th row: Steve Goodman, Ricky Gutierrez, Larry Starks, Joseph Betters, Martin Travino, Danny Ortiz, James Gable, Andre Ouivers, Ricky Gonzales, Albert Armenta. Top row: Ernest Pesqueria, Paul Pedrosa, Joe Salazar, Paul Lucas, Alex Lopez, lMllle Austin, Manny Alvarez, Eddie Arevalo, Ted Pesqueria. 7- Practice drills perfect skills. 47

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1 980 J.V. Pueblo 7 Pueblo 14 Pueblo 20 Pueblo 20 Pueblo 7 Pueblo 20 Pueblo 13 Pueblo 21 2 Wins Scores Sahuaro 31 Cholla 7 Tucson 6 Catalina 33 Sunnyside 74 Palo Verde 48 Santa Rita 34 Buena 42 6 Losses

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Frosh Work To Improve Even though the freshman football team had a losing season, their spirit never sank. With the seasons' record being 1-7, coaches, Brian Koppy and John Carrizosa felt the team never gave up. Manny Alvarado was chosen as team captain. Coaches Koppy and Carrizosa watched the team's performance and decided the most valuable player was Ray Bradford. They also watched for the most improved player, and after many weeks, Gerald Bracamonte was chosen. Even with all their losses, Peter Gonzales, free safety, said, The hardest team to play was Catalina. -Cherie Dandurand J.V.'s Gain Experience Team inexperience, illness and injuries contributed to the Junior Varsity Soft- ball's season record of the 12 losses out of 16 games. Captain Margaret Ramos, led the team in gaining experience. ln coach Debra Bradley's opinion, the most improved player was Evelyn Matus and Marina Lopez was the most valuable player. Next year the team hopes to do better , added coach Bradley. -Martha Sanchez 1-Ray Bradford with the ball, strives tor a touchdown. 2-1980-81 freshmen football squad is top row: Michael Galvan, James Martinez, Jorge Arevalo, Arnulio Rodriquez, Kenny Ramirez, Peler Paisano, Peter Padilla, Randy Lucero, Louis Huerta. 4th row: Manny Alvarado, George Enrlques, Peter Gonzales, Mario Rodriquez, Greg Nish, Julian Ortiz, Maurlco Canez, Edde Ortiz. 3rd row: Brian Koppy, Fernando Ugalde, Roy Caballlro, Gerald Bracamonte, Joe Rodriquez, James Grlfllth, Leonard Escalante, Hugo Bruce, John Carrisoza. 2nd row: Abrian Gonzalez, Gabril Tapia, Brian Butler, Ramiro Ortiz, Danny Amero, Pat Shemeld, Jerry Diaz, John Felix, Bottom row: Fernando Serna, Huberlo Gamma, Tony Rodriguez, Anthony Grilalva, Jerry Martinez. 3-Avoiding a block, Ray Bradford punts the ball. 4-1980 J.V. Team consisted ol the tollowlngg Bottom row: Evelyn Matus, Anadine Mesa, Marina Lopez, Corina Ahumada, Angela Walker. Top row: Diane Carrasco, Alberta Davila, Sonia Cupis, Elsa Ramirez, Margaret Ramos, coach Debra Bradley, Teresita Contreras, Lorena Moreno, Lucy Elenes, Eunice Ruiz. 5- Anadine Meza is ready to hit a home run. 6-Awaiting next pitch is Marina Lopez. 7.-Corlna Ahumada gets a lump on the ball. 48