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

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ef ' 1 I fullback Ron Filkins proves to be almost unstoppable in the game against South High. Quarterback and punter Todd Davis kicks the ball in an outstanding punt. Halfback Shorty Don- ahue sprints around defensive end in a touchdown attempt. CPhotos by Jackie Sehnert 85

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Proud' Wolverines Hold Together Despite the fine effort by the Wolverines this season was an enjoyable experience for all. They were a team that stuck together through thick and thin and met every Friday night with the wil and power to stand proud. At the seasons end Coach Simmons stated, All things considered, we were not greatly disappointed because we knew we were not going to be great. He added, ln the final analysis, we played about as well as we could play and l don't think I could expect anything more than that. At the end ofthe season the Wolverines were 119 and still holding together. Bottom Row: Coach Roy Moreno, Ruben Ruiz, Richard Jarrett, Scott Green, Todd Lunquist, Manuel Serrato, Joe Brais, Cipriano Diaz, Gus Soto. Second Row: Coach Thurman Simmons, Coach Kino Flores, George Martinez, Ray Green, Paul Villa, John Pena, Rocky McReynolds, Jim Lizarrage, Rudy Ramos, Coach John Nugent, Coach Tom Simmons. Third Row: John Miller, Julio Rodriguez, Mike Aguilar, Derrick Allen, Steve Vigil, Jim Hernandez, Ron Filkins, Todd Davis, Todd Bigelow, Dennis Fulin, Reggie Sunn. Top Row: Chris Waters, Steve VanDreel, Ray Soto, Gus Gutierrez, Ken Head, Danny Williamson, Brac Fink, Mike Brawdow, David Fyfe, Andrew Sanchez, Rey Hernandez. 84 .rr y as at . . i Y D ' S V. Fc, . t , we x , 'Q' P' f f .. T , 331 .,,, t -4 ' .f . ' ff . A V 15 ' I ., T.. ,Q p, K, . ...V ,v I . ,, . A 'Q' ..., at , IJ VV K VV K . kkW'h -M Quarterback Scott Maddux attempts to elude his Scottsdale opponent. Score 21-14.

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XO t .gf CD 5 OBDEUJN Wafslst f if M rv 4 V98 1536 X529 ffiibifg 3,6 The Largest Team ln History tl? www! R MILF RFU gg Freshman Football team was high on talent, spirit and team work. With 66 dressed football players, this was the largest Freshman Football team in TUHS history. With at least nine out- standing players, Frosh Football team proved that they are ready for JV. The JV team was small this year. Their record was four and three with one tie. They stuck together though some of the football players were moved to Varsity. Coach Hysong stated, They gave 10070 into the games and prac- tices. Their toughest games were against Cac- tus and Maryvale. This years sophomores have more talent than some of the previous classes. They strive to win and they do their best. , Sophomore John Galindo strives for touchdown. it Freshman team, First Row: Armando Carrillo, Jeff Mar- tinez, Danny Perez, Angel Degollado, Rey Diaz, Kip V BEIVHS. C0aCh AWV , I ,, , T E, I . ,, ,- . - ,..,, Q , . . J George Gutierrez, Danny Pa- , f 1lf1 ' ' ii i f ? ., , . A ..., . t F' A J dilla, Randy Barnes, John J - ' t'i't s- Stuart, Sean Foster, Jimmy Aro, Gilbert Lopez, Cesar Hernandez, Jimmy Bunting, Coach Alex Rios. MQ any Gabriel Salgado, Charles Gallinger, Darnell Robinson, Joe Levario, Ru- ben Orona, Carlos Rodri- guez, Eddie Sanchez, Charles Miller, Chuck Karns. Fourth Row: Warren Spra- dling, Gary Parker, Henry Va- lencia, Rick Coronado, Kris Rogers, Frank Ybarra, Man- uel Bustamante, Adam Casil- las, Clayton Karns, Buddy Deen, John Valdez, in Qwi Clinton Stone, Edward Moreno, George Clark, Mike Cornwell, Morgan Sundust, Tom Haley, Xavier Waters, Frank Lomeli, Gary Vinson, 86 John White.