Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

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Craig Condi© tries to ©scape from two of the opposing players. Row four: Shawn Mathews. Blake Jock son. Ryan Hall. Bryon Oakey. Coach Meredith. Cooch Young Row three Coach Stevens. Veloy Cook. Mike McKay. Dan Elton. Frank Daybell. Brad Roper. Regan Palfreyman. Ross Allred. Kent Smith. John Golding. Brian Murdock. Bart Storrs. Ryan Johnston. Don Snyder. Coach Monney Row two: David Lee. Ty Metcalf. Jerry Jordan. John Reid. Casey Corleson. Robert Ellis. Chris Johnson. DAvId Morrill. Mark Boyock. Ryan Pelerson. Swen Prior. Craig Condle. James Nackos Row one: Greg Jacobsen. Mario Cardenas. Jay Johnson. Troy Beebe. Daln Olsen. Shawn Klllpack. Lyle Long, Shane Penrod. Craig Jex. 22 JV-Soph Football

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Richard Hatfield breaks away from the crowd with the ball Steve Taylor tries to block the other team from get- ting to Richard and tackling him Back: Bret Perrero. Drew Mathews Left potnt: Chris Belsinger. David Condte. Steve Gren. Brody Ellis. Jeff Nell son. Shane Holdaway. Ryan Hamilton. Jason Davis. Mike Holmes. Marc Penrod. Paul Daybell. Paul Roundy. Korry Oman. Ryan Howell Middle: Steve Kaylor. Derek Peterson. Chris Haines. Brian Smith. Justin Ely. Kyle Brody. Doryl Sam. Duaine Williams. Steve Murdock. Jason Wlddlson. Kent Peterson. James Ahlstrom. Travis Johnson. Justin Wlllioms. Adam Jensen. Justin Nelson. Kevin Crandall. Kirk Boyer RIGHT point: Matt Catherall. Chad Klmber. Spemcer Nordgren. Troy Killpock. Will Belsinger. Layne Mu sink. Ron Jockson. Ted Pennington. Brad Wood house. Van HatfeikJ. Willy Child. Brad Bess Front: Ryan CM led on, Greg Thorpe. Danny Small. Richard Hatfelld Varsity Football 21

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The Thrill of Number 30. David Morrill, carries the ball— Craig Jex, number 75. prepares to run down leading the team to another victory. the field as Craig Condle puts the ball into motion. There's a group of eager sopho- mores and juniors at our school. Ev- ery day during the football season, they practice to play in games that no one is going to watch. No one, that is. except their parents and the J.V. cheerleaders. They do all this in hopes of becoming good enough to be a varsity player some day. Life for sophomore and junior play- ers is not easy. Any of them will tell stories of how they have been pushed around by the varsity team and ignored by the rest of the school. It must be something in the thrill of winning that keeps them go- ing. In fact, their motivation lead them to winning the region eight ti- tle. Next year when the J.V. players graduate to the varsity team and the sophomores become J.V. play- ers, they will continue the tradition of making Spring ville number one. JV-Soph Football 23