Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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The Trend of Many Began and Won CATS 21-WESTWOOD 13. Joe Wogan, junior halfback, dives for a jarred loose by the defenders and was recovered by the Sabercats Westwood tailback as Karl Keierleber l75l,All-Conference tackle, to set up a 74-yard touchdown run by Junior fullback Wayne hurdles fallen players to assist Wogan in the tackle. The ball was lVlattingly. The Varsity squad was never down. FOOTBALL - 113

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Gill, Peachy, K eierleber, and Boyd Selected VARSITY SQUAD, First Row lL to Rl: Coach Beamis, Coach Keller, Bill Schroeder, Konrad Schuknecht, Phil Taber, Red Moulinier, Scott Lemarr, Skip LaPrade, Joe Rich, Mike Pfitzer, Greg Boyd, Trey Gill, Bob Bones, Greg Augustine, Gary Anderson, Jeff Dungan, Bob Hainlin, Gorden Jenson, Coach Spaw. Bottom Row: Jeff Johnson, Jeff Spaw, Bob Karr, Gary Stewart, Greg The trend of one, the trend of many was shown in this year's Varsity squad. A sign of unity finely shined through the tough ahd hard working team of Saguaro High School. This year was undoubtably the best to record. Juniors and Seniors on both offense and defense worked hard for both the school and each other. Coaching for the third year in a row was again superb. The Sabercats got off to an early lead this year by dumping Moon Valley 13-7 and then rolled over West- Bird, Jim Harness, Chuck Appleby, Kurt Holland, Karl Keierleber, John Hammer, Joe Wogan, Joe Parent, Larry Peachey, Bill Halpern, Wayne Mattingly, Charlie Spoon, Jeff Manning, Dennis Saban, Kirk Davidson, Bill Evans, Phil Bird, Fred Romley, Books Wilson, Tom Koranda, Geoff Jones. wood 21-13. Then came the rival game of the year against the Scottsdale Beavers in which the little rodents got trampled upon, 26-20. Coronado was next on the list with a powerful passing attack led by their quarterback Jim Brady. The Dons finished their attack with a 21-13 victory. Chandler, Mesa, Arcadia, Casa Grande, Yuma, and Tempe was the rest of the schedule on tap with the Cats losing only one to Mesa which proved to be the decisive defeat of the 68-69 year. WE SCHOOL THEY 13 Moon Valley 7 21 Westwood 13 26 Scottsdale 20 13 Coronado 21 46 Chandler 0 14 Mesa 19 26 Arcadia 6 39 Casa Grande 13 20 Yuma 7 20 Tempe 6 CATS 46-CHANDLER 0. Larry Peachey and Bill Halpern pursue a Chandler back. Peachey recovered the fumble to set up a Cat touchdown, which insured the team's widely gained margin.