Ralph Poteet High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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■B Tthe score 1 FRESHMEN (10-0) 1 PHS OPPONENT 26 West Mesquite 8 50 Waxahachie 14 33 Garland Forest 21 Lancaster 6 26 Red Oak 6 10 Wllmer Hutchins 29 Jesuit 15 21 North Mesquite 7 34 Mansfield 8 29 Cedar Hill 16 Kicker and quarterback Richard Bagulo makes the extra point against Cedar Hill with Chuck Flannery assisting. The fresh- men won the game, 29-16 rreshman players Max Murphy, Greg Moreland and Brad Milligan suit up and get ready for practice the team had a set time to be ready or else. FRESHMEN. Ron Ryan Wilson. Kevin L Smith, Brad Milhgan, Greg Moreland. Russel Underwood, Chris Smith, Paul Evvton, Adam Gregoire, Jimmy Harris Row 2 Dannie Jones, Jason Smith, Darren Copeland, Jason McHargue, J C Shelton. David Mclnlurtt. Corey Maples, Raymond Satlerlield, Richard Baguio, Mike Rusaw flow 3 Coach Phil Bailey, Coach Keith Morrison, Daniel Yanda, Jeremy Davis, Jason veal, Archie Smith, Max Murphy, Jason Farmer, Scon McCarroll, Chuck Flannery. Tim Perry, Jason Letkey, Richard Vawter flow 4 Justin Primrose, Steve Reese, Jason Scoti, Jason Mollis, Chris Williams, Richard Burns, Kevin M Smith, Mike Trundle, Chad Smith, Dion Crutchlield, Dan Bednarski

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A doubt, they COULDN ' T BE BEAT contest. It was that sim- ple, the fresh- man team played the first undefeated season in the history of PHS football. The enthusi- asm began with their 26-8 win over West Mesquite. My biggest moment was when I made a tackle that stopped the other team from winning, Dannie Jones said. I knew I was doing my job. As the victories continued, the eyes of Mesquite watched, until the final 29-16 shakedown over Cedarhill. Thanks to our new coaching staff, both teams had a great season, Jason Mollis said. The coaches were just as ex- cited as the players about the victories. This was my first associa- tion with an undefeated team and it was fantastic, Coach Keith Morrison said. Our de- fense had to be our corner- stone. Every time we needed a stand, they came through. (Dennis Fudge) I urning upfleld, Dannie Jones runs In for the score against Cedar Hill. This win marked the end of the 10-0 season for the freshman team.

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Standards aim SKY HIGH Tossing the ball up in the air and slamming it over the net, the team began to yell the chant only they could understand , Ace, ace, ace in their face, face, face, as yet another serve hit the opposing team ' s side and a point was added on the Pirates side. The best part of the season was when the JV beat North Mesquite ' s JV 15 to 7. Brenda Ellis said. The JV ended their season 16-12, not only playing JV teams, but competing against varsity teams from Highland Park and Royse City. Freshmen ended their sea- son with a 16-10 record. It was great being able to stay and support the JV at their games, said freshman Danielle Brateris. The JV also helped support their underclassmen. I enjoyed cheering on the freshmen because it made them more excited about the game, JV player Patricia Brown said. (Ericka Wells) Preparing to serve the ball against Skyline, freshman Stacy McDonald adds a point for the Pirates. The fresh- man team won 15-14 and 15-10.