Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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All League Honors Earned By Bulldogs Dan Jaques,— ALL DVL. Mark Sens— ALL DVL, ALL ClF, and Spartan Award. Dave Shockley— All County, and All DVL. Ed Beaune— All DVL, and All CIF. John Reed — All County, and All DVL. Steve Winkelman — All DVL. Danny Akins absent from picture. ■SBHBHBBBBBH B 93

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Hemet High Posts Successful Season SCOREBOARD OPPONENT HEMET PRE-SEASON CORONA 18 20 MORENO VALLEY n 28 ELSINORE 1? 32 CANYON 1? 49 LEAGUE YUCAIPA . . . n 35 PALM SPRINGS 8 14 15 COACHELLA n INDIO 6 CIF HARVARD 14 21 PALM SPRINGS 20 29 SANTA YNEZ 20 Overall Record 11-1 DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE RECORD 5-0 Dan [aques carries the ball against the powerful Moreno Vikings. Back row: Bill Akin. Mark Sens, Mike Massimino, Dave Hagan, Ton Germany, and Ed Bcaune. Front row: Larry Ankram, Bill Stanworth, Danny Akins, Tom Brown, and Dave Shockley. 92

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DVL For JV, Bee ' s Hardhitting Team Front row: John Rohrbacher, manager Roy Van Dorn, Ernest Necochea, Steve Oatman. Don Somenigoni, Kirk Dittrick, Ray Detwiler, George Gray, Howard Tortes, David Brown, Robert Hoyt, statistition. Second Row: Coach Arden McRae, Matt Allred. John Blue, Robert Gumm, Greg Johnson, Tim Olson, Roger Reynolds, Vincent Jasmanka, Kent Collins, Jeff Tinder, Kevin Vogel, Charles Alto, S teve.Johnsen. Third Row: Coach Larry Bagwell, Ken Barron, Frank Moya, Dale Martin, Doug DeMartinis, Ray Priest, Reid Gulton, Don Hatcher, David Winkelman, Mike Wiesen, Robert Muir, John Paulson, John Owens, Jack Brown, Robert Oohoa, Howard Merrick, Alberto Cabrera, Coach Ron Feltes. Last Row: Manuel Hinojosa, Steve Ray, Phil Robinett, Mark Bezanson, Richard Squires. Steve Dufner, Delmar Henningcr, Kelly Burkett, Tom Wagoner, Corey Nordal, Richard Pluegar, Kent Marshall, Rick Hoffman, Bill Rohrbacher, Jerry Holldber, Bill Lybarger, William Whitencr, Greg Marquez, manager. Coach Arden McRae ' s J.V. team finished up a very successful season with 6 straight wins and a D.V.L. championship. Following a 20-0 loss in the opening game at Corona, the Bullpups bounced right back and bombed Moreno Valley 52-7 ' The J.V. ' s split their final pre-league games, losing 12-6 to Elsinore and beating Canyon 21-0. The Bullpups then proceded to reel off 5 more consecutive wins over foes to capture the title. The Yucaipa T-Birds became the first victim, falling 41-0. Hemet then defeated Palm Springs in a hard fought battle 16-13, and won the final three games easily, rolling up scores of 43-14, 40-18, and 51-0. The Bullpups averaged 30 points per game compared to 9-3 for the opponents. Sophomore tailback, David Winkelman, who started the year as a quarterback, accomplished all that can be asked of a running back. He carried the ball 110 times for 1018 yards, averaging 93 yards per carry, and scored 6 touchdowns. Coach Larry Bagwell ' s Bee team, in their first year of existence, fielded a team Hemet can be proud of. Although having an 0-4-1 record, the Bee ' s played very stiff competition. Their first game was played in heavy smog at 4A Ramona High. The Bee ' s lost 36-0. In the first of two contests with 4A Riverside Poly the Bee ' s lost 26-6. Hemet also lost the rematch, this time in an extremely muddy field, 26-8. The Bee ' s played Corona High, a 3A school, to a 8-8 tie. In a second game with Corona, Hemet was defeated 20-1 3. The Bee ' s were plagued with some problems this year, mainly the inability to play the same group of boys, due to various reasons. Overall, the Bee ' s were a very respectable, hardhitting team. SCOREBOARD I v OPPONENT CORONA 20 MORENO VALLEY 7 ELSINORE 12 CANYON YUCAIPA PALM SPRINGS 13 COACHELLA 14 INDIO 18 BLOOMINGTON BEE ' S RAMONA 36 RIVERSIDE POLY 26 CORONA 8 CORONA 20 RIVERSIDE POLY 26 HEMET 52 6 21 41 16 43 40 51 13 94