W E Boswell High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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ai Pioneer varsity: front row left to right: David Castaneda, Brian Bush, Jeff Parr, Keith Parks, Todd Staton, Gary Brinkley, Greg Garrett, Ken Collins, Kenny Hoppenrath, Greg Garner. Second row left to right: Greg Ingram, Brent Hutchens, Billy Rose,Tim Yochum, Alvis Yardley, Kenny Corbin, Sammy Cruz, Troy Vawter, Scott Nlettig, Third row left to right: Jimmy Dickens, Steven Redding, Jerry Davis, Jody Johnson, Jimmy Stride, Don Dagg, David Vawter, Kurt Thome, Doug lVlowelI, Kirk Montgomery. Fourth row left to right: David Taylor, Marshall Woolsey, John Barber, Steve Barker, Tim Stevens, Keith Jackson, Daniel Gutierrez, Ray Redding, Kelly Bailey. Fifth row left to right: Brad Shaw, Marty Ezell, Danny Pemberton, Mark Rauch, Kevin Otto, Eddie Bailey, Richard Majors, Darrell Beckum. bl Pioneer offensive tackle Kevin Otto and wide receiver Keith Parks foil a play by the Brewer Bears. cl The 1979 Pioneer Football Sweetheart senior Debbie Wagner. dl David Taylor and Danny Pemberton block a play from the opposing team. ei Senior receiver and safety Marshall Woolsey and offensive tackle Kevin Otto were elected as All- District players from the 3A-5 teams. Boswell Opponent 8 Nlansheld 14 0 Everman 7 0 Grapevine 15 12 i'Brewer 7 7 iiCarter 16 O Worth Side 24 14 iiCastleberry O 14 iiKeller 24 10 'Diamond Hill 6 12 iiAzle 8 iiDistrict Games 9 it fp 3 v . , :'f i'3eah 114,'f sp ' N.: 'jf -'J' N f iiiii. :ml ' NP' my Sports 77

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J I f f 137 F G I 2 X . if 'Hi ,S Junior Varsity Breaks Even With 4-4-1 Season Tally The junior varsity football team broke even this year with a 4-4-1 record. Their last game against Azle, a 0-O tie, demonstrated the closeness of their games all year. The j.v., although they did not win district, played many close contests and were a hard-working bunch. Coach Mike Amick said, uThe thing that impressed me was their willingness to work. The squad put together a stingy defense which was led by defensive linemen Bart DeLackner and Billy Don Applewhite, linebackers Grady Ezell and Rusty Freeman and defensive back John Garrett. Also helping to spark the defense was Gene Reed. Offensively, the junior varsity team was led by the rushing of Freeman, who followed the blocking of guards Fritz Sayers, John Willkie, Ezell and tackle Robert Groce. Also outstanding were quarterbacks Craig Williams and Ted Stevenson, who both led the offense. d e 'W Y , , 1 I . 1 u Q ig:-. V Q. Y f 3, ,-.. . 4, F . . rf .1 4 N , .IQ - ' , ,lit G , , .. ' . ' I... 1 ' ' f ' -' ' ' f- ,- '- S , . 4 .1 V ' 354 - , -if B Y yl . eff? A ' T ff Ike W I ' K , ' 5 3 , V' ui. , A A 'N tn ' ' X . A -1 F I , '. Lf . -I IQ 1 ' . ' , 1 . .L v ' : A 4 lg'-? -L. X 4 if ,A 1 , sf al Coach Ron Clark gives words of advice to players on the sidelines. bl The junior varsity offense gets set to plunge into victory. cl A j.v, runner gives some second effort for more yardage. dl Coach Jack Clemmons shares some wisdom of football with members of the j.v. team. el Junior varsity team: Row one: George Randall, Dewayne Price, Fritz Sayers, Neil Lackey, Rob Miller, Randy Means, Dean Peterson, Tim Young, Steve Baker, Brad Miller, Manuel Ramirez, Joey Taylor. Row two: John Scott, Chuck Mellott, Robert Morales, Rusty Freeman, Brian Huftman, Greg Garrett, Ted Stevenson, Jeff Bilbrey, Marc Charbonnet, Kenneth Elliott, Billy Applewhite, Gene Reed, Row three: Evan Williams, Adrienne Allison, John Willkie, Bart DeLackner, Rocky Allen, Jeh' Stafford, Jay Rosson, Craig Williams, Billy Phelps, Gary Barber, Phil Laster. Row four: Paul Dunn, Joey Fief, Steve Selner, Devery Johnson, Mike Linstrum, Robert Roark, Steve Thompson, Grady Ezell, Robert Groce. Sports 79