Southwest Miami High School - Aquila Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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JAY 'C X-A .4 -ff-' ' After the Homecoming Game. Oscar Angulo, running back, is congratulated by a friend. 'J J? 'wr Z E 5' I 0 Jeff Adams shows his famous Mad Dog pose. Alex R99- i1ad0 fights f01' the ball- E l f..-.,i4'..Q Q 1 nv 4 . l L xv 1,4 - M ki 54115 , ' .V , The Eagle offense sets up for the play against the Knigh'l:'s defense, which got burned. r' '-x. 4. N I 1' ,Z I E m m ' Lfi-mm SPORTSXZSI

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your Team Did li! The Eagles had a tough season, los- ing several games by a mere seven points. But they continued to strive forward, pulling together and work- ing hard. Their endurance finally paid off when the Eagles met the Sunset Knights for the 1983 Home- coming game at Tropical Park. Trailing O-6 in the fourth quarter, the Eagles made it happen. Running back, Oscar Angulo took the handoff from Tony Melado, and with a block from Cesar Suzanra, broke open for a 57 yard touchdown, tying the score. Henry Marambio put us ahead with the extra point kick. The Eagles were victorious. It was well-deserved and long-awaited. After a good hit by Raul Develasco, John Meyers and Jeff Adams go for the fumble. Tony Melado sets himself for a pass play. S pats. Tom Ordiales and Alex Garcia abuse someone. Alex ReQa1ad0 Checks Off with the referees ,w V, - - , - 'J-as Hurry Mar-.ambio concentrates on a punt. 230fSPORTS may Mike Lesrnan sees through the opponents to make a key interception. +

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bij Coach McCoy tells Johnny DeBord about the next offensive play. Ceasar Suzarra makes a soaring tackle against Homestead after an Eagle turnover. an QP .inf qnur P ut 'E -if ,001 -1 if ' v , ff r Q 'wf l . oil. 2.2, On numerous 0CC3Si0l'l-S. as this one. David Still reaches for the sky and blocks anotherkick. LR L . aw I .554 f 4.J Xl '51 . j R v,' ' as I ' K lf? 'I 1 N is Al U , ..- ,E I 1 q I c Q if' 4 - V L N f v S V , Q 212.5 ,, r I-Ig? ul P' -n G-'I 11 1A XA, - 2 ,T , -P' an ' ' K' W 'H 'Quai' -F' asain- -5 ff M23-lk- -'fi ,zix ' 4 Tim- l983-84 football team includes: Front: Jo! fa ffflashell, David Still, Mike Lesman, Tom- vnu l -clml.es, Al Kennedy, John Wilcox, Thai. A . 'G Mite, Ray Bode, and Brian Weiner. Lenox-vfi ,Q-nw. Sam Verdecia, Tony Milado, Karl VVUQ Uscar fnlmgulo, Eduardo Alonzo, Mike 2 3 ZXSPORTS Rosenberg, Raul Develasco, and Dan Wilhelm. Third row: Alvaro Delesperilla, Juan Larios, Cesar Rey, Marc Balargent, Ernesto Tapanes, John DeBord, Dean Hale, and Wayne Kline. Fourth row: James Mickles, Evan Rothman, Sean Marks, Richard Perez, John Gouge, Alex Garcia, Jorge Lorente, and Michael Pratt. Fifth row: Andy Ramunes, Lee Briand, Alex Regalado, Robbie Taylor, Alfonso Ayon, Mike Booth, and Juan Blonco. Sixth row: Walter Flinn, J eff Adams, Robert Perez, Lazaro Valla- deres, Cesar Suzarro, and Chris Paraskiva.