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

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EXPERIENCIZ. freshman Scott Voyles. He is also expected to become a major factor of Clarks success in later years. To be on the varsity baseball team, you must be a very skilled athlete with a good eye, quickness, and a mind for the game. Every player seemed to have this and two players used it to their full advantage this year. Ending the year with a 440 batting average, William Bonfield hit five homeruns during the season and set a state record for hitting three homeruns and received 11 RlB's in one game. Jim- my Chankin is also one worth mentioning as he finish- ed up with a 445 batting average and three homeruns this spring. Looking to next season, big things are expected of the returning starters, Scott Voyles at second, Scott Mays at shortstop, Brent Olson and R. J. Autry in the outfield. Raul Rios and David Jost on the mound and Jeff Horny at third. ln addition the new recruitments a lot of the players are expected to be pulled up from the junior varsity team, who this year played some good games and ended their season with a 6-5 GAINEII record. Coach Willie Frantzen feels that this year was a building block. I think that next year we will definitely be strong district champion contenders. We just had a fairly young and inexperienced team this year, but next year we will have more experience and older players. You can expect a tougher pitching staff next year because of the returning starters. In addition, more senior slots will be filled. Also coming back stronger next year will be Greg Pollard in the catching posi- tion. Another plus for the team is having two infield district contenders, Scott Mays and Scott Voyles. Hopefully next year's team will take on the winn- ing attitude that JV team member and '88 season varsity hopeful, Archie Chankin expresses when he says, Strive to win and always do your best. -Christine Trimm In a game against Holmes, Mark Magnus reaches up for a high one. Pitcher Raul Rios shows perfect form as he follows through. ---dv' 'H . 1 , 5' -iir S A f gggg .,. Donald Waddle looks for a good pitch as his team members - 'J i look on. g .. Junior Raul Rios makes it safely to first base. 5 .,,:. ififf. E55 iii QQEH-'. f:ff'?lz. ,Q .

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.ww V' , 7 f. A- 4J -gf , Ziff? ' if Scott Voyles runs fast as he dodges by the opponents to move the football farther down the fleld. Lee 0-0 Roosevelt 6-7 Holmes 6-6 Madison 21-20 Churchill rained out MacArthur 8-22 Jay 6-14 Taft 6-21 Marshall 35-6 ' 1-,, Q 5 , sTR f15 :Q:- fr :-' Tivo Q f9 Hifi- -- . ... ,WN Iyar. M- if g ,xmas-... 653,139 T-:Q ' --F1 ,,-Q ti f-'I -'ig' .- my .grin gn .. A , Lg,qQ:nqQe4,,3'1lm , , A . ,, , k 1 ' R, it ni: - I - :I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. 1st tow Cleft to rlghtj: Bubba Rider. Parrish Tamuty, Mlke Harvey, Brian Romlke, John Padget, Steve Barham. 2nd raw: Brad Niemeyer, Eric Scott, Mott Benovldes, Ty Wood, Chad Deggs, Scott Dain, Chris Hagee, Brian Farrar. Jrd row: James Sweet, Curtis Mitchell, Freddie Kruger, Greg Bingham, Allen Conslna, Mlke Allen, Derek Trabal. 4th row: Ian Miller, Chris Donnan, Brad Neely, Cllnt Stark, Erlc Diaz, Dan Vanclnl, Daniel Causey, Mott VonGllder. 5th rowi Tony Collinswonh, Mike Weatherford, Billy Shields, Jack Donaldson, Karim Sold, Salvador Reyes, Amln Mery. oth row: Aaron Klolbassa, Roben Rockley, Val Gonzales, Ted Duncan, Chris Kahanek, Alan Allen, James Orr, Spuds McKenzie. 7th row: Ray Hall, Bryan Parr, David Cevallos, Tony Rivera, Dan Kopplln, Reen Rametiz, John Flores. 6th row: Pat O'TooIe, Scott Voyles, Troy Thompson, Randy Hart, Gabe Rodriguez, Tony Mencio, Steve Jost, Oscar Vela. 9th row: Brian Blakewood, Mike Adamson, Tim Vordenbaumen, Manuel Saenz, llian Marquez, Brian Gothard, Guy Youngblood. Tim Vordenboumen jumps high to make a blg bucket for the Cougars. Being tall is a big advantage for Tim out on the basket- ball court. Mark Moran shoots a lay-up after making a steal against Mar- shall. Being quick is the key to snatching the ball and making two points. ii .4f ' pr .aint Q W 'I J, ' wr, A W? 1 . ' 4441, Slipping away from the defender, Curtis Mitchell holds the ball tight to his side as he moves the few yards he needs for a first down. Tony Alvarez runs past the Marshall Rams to receive more yar- dage for the Cougars. Not only is Tony big, but he is quick which combines to make a great football player. f' r ' tr V . ' Q54 . ,,,,, V, .35 A qw' st. .W J, H 'fr ,.., 1 'll' , 'A-vm 1 'ZH fr R, 1 P+' , T f-.W,,rwQ-+L Qwuw W if