Arroyo High School - Shield Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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Sparta Arroyo, in her TirsT year as a Tour-year high school, has become lcnown as one oT The power- houses oT The Sierra League. The aThleTic Teams have won more Than Their share oT league TiTles, and even when losing, were consTanTly in The Thiclc OT The TighT Tor The championship. As The seasons rolled around and The diTTerenT sporTs were Talcen up in Their Turn, iT became evidenT ThaT Arroyo's Teams cerTainly had To be reckoned wiTh. A well-rounded program coupled wiTh The usually Tine perTormances oT our Teams led The specTaTor To expecT a good show aT every sporTs evenT in which Arroyo l-ligh School par- TicipaTed. The knighTs oT medieval Times, Too, were lcnown Tor Their TeaTs oT aThleTic prowess. BUT They were even beTTer l4nown Tor Their chiv- alry, a word ThaT has iTs modern equivalenT in our word sporTsmanship, and means noT only valor in deTeaT or vicTory, buT honor and Tairness. IT is To This banner oT honor and Tair- ness ThaT every Arroyo KnighT should loolc wiTh pride, and value even above The vicTory Tlag. X Y- gf H lincan Small Fry is a mi-'qhTy aThleTe, and hurls Tl sho? puT wiTh glaring acruracy. He is a leader SPORTS. l as fii, L '50, A sTfxll'Ii?i6'Tl

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LFTTFRMEN To row Trrfr IQTT- Larry Lf-aTherman I Y Prf k Al , p , ,T i . . . , L. . JC , Alfnaaa, Don Van Dine, and DenTon Todd. Side panel, Top row: Jim Whirig, Barry SchaeTTer, Jerry Ogden, Tony Gonzales, Perry Caralli, ,IQTT lxrii'L33 Lee Spablding, and Jim DeGrciTT. are:-'ity . Top row, Trom IeTT: Paul Miller, Mike McClelland, Alex Arguelles, Frank Jones, Dan Keyes, ClinTon Jones, Bill Malins, Lonnie Morrison, Fred Williams, Joe Irvin, Ray MoTley, Paul Nicolas, Bob Lumary. Third row: ForresT Dillon, Head Coach, Rex Welch, AssT, Coach, J. Y, Prock, Doug Graham, Lee Spaulding, Bill Keyes, Frank I-IunTer, Tom Fisher, JeTT Krebs, Wayne Limb, Dale Bulick, Bill Snedeker, Jerry Ogden, Mike Lumary, William Long, AssT. Coach, EmmeTT Menasco, AssT, Coach. Second row: JeTT Phillips, mgr., Jim WhiTe, Jim DeGroTT, Don PresTin, Andy I-lass, Joe Mendoza, Perry Caralli, Gary PoynTer, George Gurgian, Larry LeaTherman, Jack Nickelson, Tony Gonzales, Andre Carrao, rngr. FronT row: Joe Galceran, Dave Waldroop, Don Van Dine, Ronald Smedley, Mike Smalley, Barry SchaeTTer, Loyal Ingersoll, Co-CapTain, Jack Ouinn, Co-CapTain, Sammy Sainz, DenTon Todd, AI Almada. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES PracTice Games Arroyo 7 Escondido 2I Arroyo 6 La PuenTe I3 League Games Arroyo 26 Azusa 6 Arroyo 21 Sierra 7 Arroyo 6 San Gabriel O Arroyo I9 Rosemead 7 Arroyo 33 CiTrus 6 C.I.F. PlayoTT Arroyo O Riverside 4I The KnighTs VarsiTy FooTball Team oT I957 will long be remembered as The TirsT Team To bring home To Arroyo an aThIeTic championship, and our KnighTs did This aT The expense oT The Sierra League. Coach ForresT Dillon's Team ended The season wirh a Tive win, Three- loss record, which includes pracTice games and The C.I.F. pIayoTT. Five KnighTs were named To The TirsT Team oT The All-Sierra League Team. They were Don Van Dine, end: Loyal Ingersoll, guard: Larry LeaTherman, back, DenTon Todd, back: and Barry SchaeTTer, cenTer, Barry was also named To The I-Ielm's FoundaTion Third All-C.l.F. Team as cenTer. 110 K