Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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Rl 19 LaSalle-Peru 14 Rl 26 Alleman 8 Rl 25 Assumption 6 Rl 18 Moline 8 Rl 13 Davenport West 28 Rl 6 East Moline 21 Rl 14 Galesburg 36 Rl 8 Quincy 0 Rl 42 Davenport Central 75 Mobbed by Alleman defenders, Jon Tay¬ lor gets off a desperation pass. L TO R FRONT ROW, mgr, Kevin Tan¬ ner, Mitch Pratt, Vince Morrow, Kevin Platt, Steve Brandt, Jeff Vogt, Tim Spark¬ man, Steve Daxon, Don Greenwood, Adam Jawoisz, Greg Teague, Jon Taylor, mgr, Chester Shaffer. MIDDLE ROW, Coaches, Rick Miers, Lew Miskowicz, Rodney Long, Raymond Muskeyvalley, Tim Pressly, Tom Sparkman, Tom Smith, Tom Hooks, Frank Topping, Kurt Re- denbo, Andy Axup, Ray Lomas, Jim Franz, Jamie Gekas, coach, Sam McCann and head coach Hugh Johnson. BACK ROW, Herb Wilson, Mike Conrad, Phil King, Bob Bower, Rudy Applegate, Sam Fentess, Anthony Clemons, Clark Wright, Doug Gerber, Chuck Guthrie, Ferdie Al¬ varez, Mark Maxwell, Rick Holland, Dave F stell, Tyrone Babers, Alvin Wilson, Darryl Avery, and Rich Mendoza. Football 27

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Head coach Hugh Johnson and his assistants, Sam McCann, Lew Miskowitcz, and Rick Miers had another very commendable season record of 6 wins 3 losses. Traveling to LaSalle — Peru, to open the season, the Pebbles brought home a victory, the score being 19-14. Cross town rival was next, the Pebbles coming out on top again, winning 26 to 18. The Pebbles then defeated Assumption 25 to 6 and Moline 18-8. A hard- fought game proved disasterous to the Pebbles. As they went down in defeat, losing to Davenport West 13-28. The next two encounters proved to be even more heartbreaking, as the Pebbles fought in vain against East Moline, but just didn ' t have the 1-2 punch, losing 6 — 21. Traveling to Galesburg, the Pebbles just were not able to get it together losing that game 14-36. Quincy came to town on a rainy Friday night bringing with them a Pebble victory. The Pebbles winning 8-0. Crossing the River into Iowa the Rocks brought home a well-dressed victory. Super fast offense and iron clad defense proved to much for the Blue Devils. When the final quarter was over the score was 42-15. With that victory, the Pebbles tied for 2nd in the Quad-City Metro and 3rd in Western big 6. Best Offensive Lineman Jeff Vogt Best Defensive Lineman Kevin Platt Best Offensive Back Best Defensive Back Bandit Most Improved Most Valuable Player Co-Captains Mr. Little Rock Steve Daxon Kurt Redenbo Doug Gerber Don Greenwood Steve Daxon Steve Daxon Don Greenwood Steve Daxon Little Rocks Stand TALL Turning upfield. Fullback Vince Morrow provides another big gain. 26 Football

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Coach Stresses Character Building Bringing the ball downcourt against Dav¬ enport Central on the fast break, is senior guard John Foley. 28 Basketball