South Mountain High School - Southerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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For Best Season ,W South Mountain was blessed with a winning varsity football team which at press time were 6-O lwon-lost recordl and were rated among the top ten schools in Arizona. This year the Rebel offense was at its best with veteran quarterbacks Mike Chitwood and Don Hurst leading the way. The backfield was the speediest South Mountain has had in a long while. Backs Troy Jordon, Robert Johnson, Herbert Jones, Larry Han- kins, and Barton Warren were the big guns for South. End James Reed was a big factor in South's success as he caught many aerials from Hurst and alternating quarterback Mike Chitwood. However, the offense could not have been of any value if the Rebs hadn't had the consistent defense that was displayed throughout the season. Pat Phillips, Pat Hurley, Bob Millan, Tim Kelson, Eddie sz, Garcia, and Tom Friddle smothered many an oppos- 'li ing team's rushing game. lt is hard to say enough about the coaching staff. Head coach Earl Clupper's constant determination proved to be a great inspira- tion to the players. Defensive coach Dick McKivergan did a fantastic iob with the defense as the Rebels won-lost record speaks for itself. 7 Larry Hankins sits atop a dazzled defender, while Robert Johnson carries for a substantial gain and another Rebel victory. Q is , s R 3 Q T Wa T A ..1.,. , Q- , .l .'.- .1 t'nf .yfsf-4 . ff' J 5 '11 . ' Q ' .231 , wa julio 1 ,.A ikgsi E. if :M Q, - P :W il 1 is -. , . , Q 1 T -3 ,1f?'f s A fi fx R L Lg E 1 X .- s, 1+ fflw- , - . 5 -. Nz 1 L' isfhgl V-1.3: . tw is in J, is ii nie' sf p us- . T .et Wm. . ' .,, , 'sw va ,f', , i ,s ,sift is EW? y A ' 2.5 Q wi ,gf -, l gg, Q, ...J-Q: WT .4 Q 5 . AT i .U 5 M' fr, T jg, A E154 7 3. gt Asia 1 Q .fr E ,,, if J . .ij J' ' 'lf ,' ' 'Q' C-,J ' 4- 7.4 B . ', YC 5 .Je 1 dgissgk K X Mais! K s . ,ki-as VY 1 A K qu. K is I A 'Q t ay g , A g mi ff- 'es ee st, .L .2 Q V' 'T . . . is , -, 2 s 'C I f -- ' fi A , i ' . . i 6 2- 4 wr. ' s si. a s ssss .. .L -T i s ' L f a s 2 'f'-ir F :Tl ' 35? stse iis t. I f R A T A . s is ' 1- A ,. , .. R . Front Row-L to R, Pat Hurley, Troy Jordon, Wayne Warren, John McEwen, Luthor Wates, Tony Canez, Herbert Jones, Don Hurst, Mike Chitwood, Rigo Ramirez, Jesse Graves, Paul Gonzales, Second row: Robert Johnson, Larry Hankins, Cornell Morrison, Jacob Sells, Mike Newman, Charles Thompson, Lupe Garza, Charlie Espinosa, Ronnie Mingo, Barton Warren, Joe Brown, Eddy James, Jose Navarro, Ray Rodriquez. Third Row: Cortney Wallace, Jack Garcia, Frankie Angulo, Guy lnnis, Alvin Reid, Tom Friddle, Norman Goodyear, Floyd Scoggins, Rick Fawbush, Karl Woolsey, Sam Bartlet, Loren Russell, Charlie Martin, Fourth Row: Mike Razo, Andy Lucero, Tim Kelson, David Redondo, Eddie Garcia, John Todd, Eddie Balke, Harold Hines, Richard Meza, Tommy Thompson, Robert Millan, Jim Fruend, Pat Fly. Fifth Row: Gilbert Guerra, Pat Phillips, Rudy Lopez, Greg Beiarano, Wade Marshall, Perry Ealim, James Reed, Michael Bynum, Eddie Toothman, Kenny Rayman, A. V. Bailey, Louis Misenhimer. 27

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