Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

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FROSH FOOTB LL GGES AA The 1980-81 Freshman Football Team went winless in their first season in AAA competition. Their one win was forfeited due to an ineligible transfer student. The most valuable player for the season was Ron Filkens. His leadership and determination were his most valuable assets, which he demonstrated consistently throughout the season. nv Coach Quezada and Marin were pleased with the number of participants on the Freshman team. Forty players remained on the team at the season's end. The team displayed fine sportsmanship and school spirit all season. These young men all had an opportunity to play regularly and gain important game experience. 2 Q 5 . rre . ,Q FH, , fs 'K 4 ,s ral- - fa., ig, ,I A , Q- , 3, , M, , F, 1 A fn nib fi f 'W l' an xgxkt 1 . -at 1 f e,'g,,gA t if A 'rr fa. , N 178 Frosh Football mmm V, - B-1- gf., A i lst row: Guy Nunez, Steve Soto, John Miller, Michael Reilly, Joel Hudgins, Todd Davis, John Padilla, Gary Pena, 2nd row: Jerry Spencer, Gus Gutierrez, Reggie Sunn, Michael Becera, Billy Jones, Mike Phalen, Brad Anderson, Andy Miranda, Joel Rodriguez, Steve Hanstedt, 3rd row: Mark Labash, David Rada, Jeff Coronado, Saul Ortega, Frank Quesada, Andy Valdivia, Jim O'Reilley, Coach Marin, David Murrillo, David Wood, Ricky Goodwin, Jesse Zepeda, Eric Rivera, Jesse Jones, Derrick Allen 4th row: Mike Brandon, Robert Martin, Scott Heeter, Ricky Thompson, Coach Quesada, Ron Filkens, Steve Palmason, Turman Toons, Kenneth Head.