Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Dovid Jost comes out of his wind up os he prepores to strike out the opponent. 3 S i A me i :Asif K . ,,,,... .1 K. A ,ss n an X G Q x 3. ' Q .- - ',l ' ' tw' . 'L I' T ' . Mork MonQus tries to hit for o homerun, while his teommotes 4, ' I Ni' 'S ' i M it f . wotch. ff, W .5 fu ', -- N ' '15 'C ,I if' ,A-. ,M ,nm E ., I 3 sf ! I M 1 use .iss-sw s --L-we .. ' s. Sig iw ,, gm , , W , ima , , Donald Woddle woits for the throw from the mound. SPORTS ' sf -- - we .Nw . mm if Mi

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:hoto by Scott Miller 7 ' -A. . Adu: Rich Dupre shows excellent form os he proctices his skills. Senior Scott Josephson shows greot form during proctice. Q rc xg, Golf feQm. qbonom rowj Steve Drowerr, Kurt McMoken, Scott Robb, Scott Josephson, Anne Pickle, Rene Gorcio, Trey Wilkinson, Seon Adley, Jeff Longy Crop rowj Derek Vorpol, Jeff Olson, Poblo Mensoulos, John Meholl, Rich Dupre, Dovld Voll, Roul Gorcio, Mike Koett, Lew Weber, cooch.

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fx 3 JN Q P - I-4 , Q 4 1 is 5 n B-U .3 K R.. E i . ,z2 s i,, 4 . Q s N' Nc. . J' or 'ir IQ'-'X-1 il'-'f3Xi . -are fsids vnffs' 5 - 4 ,i ,Y - . .....c,..,,.,..-sW.,--sa-....,..,..,....,., xxx YIIUNG TEAR I f l'll0Cl'Ell.' Though they did not make it to the playoffs this year a lot can be said about this group of boys. This talented team put together a 9-7 district record and a 9-12 record overall. This wasn't as well as they had expected to do, but they attribute most of the problems they were faced with to the lack of ex- perience and maturity. I think we had a disappoin- ting season as far as that goes. I feel like we should have a pretty good team next year. Our team is still young, we only lost four starters so that shows you how young of a team we are. As far as the season goes we never really started to play as a team until about half way through the season. All in all I think we could have done better than we did, said Greg Pollard. With only four senior starters in the line-up, William Banfield, Jimmy Chankin, Donald Waddle, and Mark Mangus, the team had to look to the younger classes for assistance in filling the roster. Sophomore Raul Rios was the number one pitcher for the Cougars this year winning seven ball games for Clark. lt is felt that he has got great potential to become one of the top pitchers in the city within the next two years because he has gained that on-the-mound experience every new player needs. Also starting at second base was cont ,mx-Mfr . A K.. - V A W '7's'i' M -N ' , - gig! eral ' .1 ?s .' i, foul. I I Catcher Mark Mangus kneels behind the batter and looks onto the field where his team is playing. , , , , ,,, .ggff H - ,f , cgzf-5' I ,TQ ' .., cv Y, 'Tfwf? i'f!,W5w2v'f' ' 'f I, f, s V , A ,lg I it , in ,f H Mfhwlugl ,,., ,ft . , L, .Yu ,, 'a.. -u.,wruPH ' , h 1 fg - ,511-1m'fVi 'W V A 2- william Banfield waits anxiously as the pitch is thrown. Senior David Jost steps back in anticipation to see if the ball goes