Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Page 219 text:

Unexperienced Frosh End Up 2-7 FRONT ROW: Vern Rutter, Dan Gilroy, Zane Zerbe, Jim Hoyt, Jim Mizell. Ric Di'Lella. Fourth Row: Coach Jackson, Tom Bergey, Mike Conner, Jon Second Row: Coach Anderson, Craig Tribken, Chris Masters, Jerry Suk, Charles, David Piltz, Tim Dehoff, Craig McNew, Larry Riddle, Fifth Row: Will Potter, Mike Nemeth, Jeff Barton, Dan Micetic. Third Row: Larry Mark Wogan, Bruce Eckhardt,Jim Ostrem, Kory Schuknecht, Peter Siebrand, Anderson, Bill Woods, Larry Williams, Rob Hall, Terry West, Rick Kline, Greg Maxon, Skyelor Grant, Marty Franks, Dave Tatum. WE School THEY SECOND EFFORT helps Greg Maxon, 51, bring down a player on the 6 WESTWOOD 13 Tempe Frgehshman footbajlltrteam. Th: wagtlge freshman team's first 6 SCOTTSDALE 12 game o e season, an ey won y a - margin. 21 CORONADO 26 32 CHANDLER O 1 2 M ESA 25 0 ARCADIA 18 12 CASA GRANDE 19 O M ESA 1 9 7 TEM PE 6 ENDING THE season on a happy note, the freshman football team defeated Tempe Jr. High 7-6. The victory gave the Frosh a 2-7 record. Their 36-O win over the Wolves of Chandler was one of the bright- er moments for the Frosh. Coach John Anderson feels that the team really played well and the outlook for the J.V. football team next year is very bright. Dan Gilroy and Chris Masters were leaf ' dovvns for the Frosh.

Page 218 text:

7 . ,iw FRONT ROW: Konrad Schuknecht, Steve Campanella, Mike Cordalis, Craig Osen, Wayne Mattingly, Jim Harness, Dennis Saban, Bill Schroeder, John Karabias, Greg Agustine, Jim Schwab, Ken Ferguson, Jeff Hanson, Craig Campbell, Charlie Spoon. Second Row: Coach Littleton, Mickey Simmons, Tom Montgomery, Richard Kolar, Ken Tetz, Marty LaPrade, John JI 'Eli Hammer, Jack McNeil, Denton Colvin, Ron Dragon, Larry Black. Third Row: Coach Cady, Bill Christ, Steve Cress, Dave Braten, Gene Adamson, Glenn Stienke, Bill Westover, Jeff King, Brett Thiel. Fourth Row: Gary Crews, Marc Schulze, Phil Bird, Joe Parent, Dick Fleming, Jeff Schwab, Bill Hapern, Tom Koranda, Jeff Dungan, Jim Bandura, Craig Yort. COACH LITTLETON gives Dennis Saben, 50, and Greg Agustine, 21, a little pep talk before the Westwood game. 202 FOOTBALL WE SCHOOL THEY 19 SCOTTSDALE O 18 WESTWOOD O 66 SCOTTSDALE 7 32 CORONADO O 32 CHANDLER O 20 MESA 18 F ARCADIA 14 TEMPE O

Page 220 text:

WE SCHOOL THEY 21 TEMPE 6 7 CORONADO O 7 CASA GRANDE 37 0 PARADISE VALLEY 'l2 7 MCCLINTOCK 28 2 BROPHY 36 GLENN LEMLER, offensive Quarterback and Dave Williams, running back, helped to spark up the offensive unit of the team. A strong defense led by Mark Stromberg and Scott Ruby succeeded in holding back all efforts of the opposing team. Although the records and scores do not show team wins, the Pee Wee players did exceedingly well in all aspects and will make a very promising team next year. COACH BOWERS CID and Coach Roye Cry discuss the tactics to be used in the game between Tempe. The Pee Wee Cats won that game to make their first win of the season. Pee Wee Players Try Harder t-,, is Y V, we 3. J , , W ef ,M 1 A t , 1 z f tv ,eee , We iii P fl . , W , ' i' ' F' Wastes! ,,,y , ' W 'Y'i ,, A ,A , ',,.. ' ' 1 , ' J M ' V W 'A' ' 1 , 1 .' ,I yew? 'I 1 .az , Jus fy ' 4 , A, V' I ,V . 1 'P , w FRONT ROW: Doug Rightmer, Mark Lestikovv, Scott Ruby, Steve Adams, Ron Ja. -nw S'lf1f1 4 Row: Tim Franks, Chris Johansson, Dick Jeff Shaw, Mike McNeely, Ray Jaksa, John White. Second Rovv: Erie Meta-, f fem' HHUU 519919, JOhI'1 Spini, JGY B9f1S0n, Raine, Richard Reis, Steve Stringer, Rick Thronson, John Baron, Pau! Peres- tvlarll an Le,f1.!ey 204 FOOTBALL