Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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WRESTLERS STRUGGLE F OR . . . Mr. Johnston-Advisor Roger Bmrnson-Head Couch Gary West-Tegm Cqprqin RONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Orlando Griego, Wesley Willwoms, Perez, H0WUVd 5hC'Wf Tom 5Ch0U5, Bob Jiminel, JOE 'BU9ShemO, Dale cry West lfeom ccnptoirmj, Dennis Newberry, Carlos Tories, SECOND ROW Sfewurf lbehind himl, THIRD ROW STANDING-MEVWWV1 RUESCFW, Keifh NEELING AND SITTING-Don Guiefterez, Joy Leavitt lbehind himj, Joe AWG, Mike R0bif150n, Mike DCHGVT, DOVE MGFMWOIT- 137

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. V. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Tim Powers, Dale Stewart, Dave Markholt, Jerry Taylor, Craig Barnson, Charlie Williams, Cornell Kimbe, Jerry Zolorist, George Sapphire, Dave Walters, Chris Pueblo, Hal Flippin lmanagerl, SECOND ROW-Coach Larry Barnson, Steve Frostic, Bob Wile liams Dan Evans, Pete Burnhart, Don Harris, Larry Stucki, Steve Kalb, Mike Harden, Tony Reed, Dan Cox, Coach Roger Barnson, THIRD ROW-5T9Ve Woodworth, Ron Romoin, Jeffy Walker, Pete Hall, Dan Hammond, Mike Hawkins, Wayne Piles, Russ Dasie, Terry Nendenhall, Bob Snipe, FOURTH ROW--Dennis McKinney, Terry Sweatfield, John Ball, Roy Adington, Chuck Kalin, Kelly Wilkinson, Joe Whaley, Pete Checetty, Jerry Kelso, Sam Houston, FIFTH ROW-Steve Neal, Chuck Eatinburg, Jay Leavitt, Vick Vidona, Dale Pino, Bob Brown, Bill Dully, Tom Dlassis. BARNSON'S ELEVEN ROLL OVER OPPONENTS Junior Varsity football teams of the past years have always had successful seasons. This year, however, they posted their most-impressive record. Under the direction of coaches Roger and Larry Barnson, the Junior Varsity piled up eight consecutive wins, with no losses. Completing an undefeated season, the J.V.'s record for four years stands at twenty-three wins, three defeats, and one tie. lf the Papooses record of T964-T965 is any indication of the future, the Western Varsity of next year may well be on its way to another state title. At the close of each season players are chosen for their outstanding ability. Among those chosen were George Sapphire lMost Valuable Defensive Playerl, Pete Bernhard lMost Valuable Offensive Playerl, and Hal Flippin lMost Inspirational Playerl. l Western 27. .. Western T4.. Western'57. .. Western 37. . . Western 37. . . Western 40. . . Western 40. . . Western 39. . . Coach Roger Barnson T36 SEASON RECORD .. .Rancho 6 ...Virgin Valley 7 ...Barstow 27 ...Gorman 7 ...Las Vegas 7 ...Basic O .. .Boulder 7 ...Spring Mountain O Coach Larry Barnson

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TAKEDOWNS, PINS, ESCAPE . , Ai:.,, Mike DeHart llefrl puts ine squeeze to Basics Mike Bagstad. ix Aid Beemun Hopi of Basic drives Gary Mathis into the mat for u two poini fckeclown. '--: fe- I Keith Avila puts the screws ro Marry Molinski of Rancho. 138 Orlando Griego lfopl and Bob Jiminez of Western practice for the Western lnvifa- tional Wrestling Tournament. ww 1' Mike Bagsrad of Basic lborroml iries to escape the ride of Mike Dehari.