Thomas Jefferson High School - El Capitan Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Rookies Capture District Crown For Fifth Year Iefferson's Rookie football squad, directed by head coach Mr. Phil Hatch and assistant Mr. Ioe Melendez, managed to finish the season with the fifth consecutive freshman district crown. They ended with a 6-0-1 district slate and a 7-1-1 overall record. Defense was their main asset on the team's playing strat- egy as they shut-out their opponents on six occasions and held their district opponents to 12 total season points. Standouts on the team were Keith Wilkerson, Bobby Rosales and Frank Huerta. Their single loss was to the non-district team of Eastwood by a 12-7 score. Cal caught in the act, Bobby Rosales attempts to catch a pass while an opponent defender looks on. tbl Fast defensive action takes place once again as Sergio Renteria, 31, grabs hold of an opponent halfback while Eddie Gardea, 67, rushes to assist in the tackle. ici Linebacker Frank Huerta switches into a fullback position to try for a last-minute score. Cdl Head mentor Phil Hatch gives quarterback Keith V. Wilkerson some pointers on offensive strategic play. feb They do it again Rookie offen- sive members pass the pigskin into scoring grounds for a touchdown. tblt .. , , A-W, Affg., 1t'., ,, W, 1-.H sw 1- Q. m-QQ'XS - 7 f?I',f ,., aa.. a ,ks , f ,W . i X ' i -, as Sw 4 ' - -ww. 5 i ff? - 'fm' R Q QMS f 1+ 'V ' V .1-as tHlT TM .i fi - s ww .' ny Joh. ,W 3,-gen' 3 .W f..' V4 1 7 Ng .av tCJT

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