Awalt High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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HGMECGMI G 19 1 Peterson Left With Their Bottoms Up' 3 rw' ' The Peterson Pirates had no chance whatsoever for a victory when on November I2 they faced the Awalt Spar- tans. The team had never looked better then on that day when they sank the Pirate 21-7. The offense was strong and was continuously driving downfield. The defense played its best game. The defensive line held Peterson to a minimum and the backs kept the passing down. A game well executed. Goodjob.

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Coach Niebaum planning strategy at the St. Francis Game Jerry Powers, Jeff Munos and Duane Labes anticipate the outcome of the play against Piedmont Time out at Townsend Field where we were victorious over Santa Clara Out for a Pass. . Dave Crowe it 'Ns 5 him Dave Lilley-'71 Captain-was one ofthe most outstanding contributors to the team an-4' lbs : - ,fg.Qg,53gg,,3girM f- ' .i, , Q

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PRO H FOCTB LL The Guys of 375 Have a Promising Future STANDING: Paul Foerester, Ken Stott, Bryan Curtain, Mike Reynolds, Kou Koutsakis, Tom Chakerian, John Doel, Daryl Stolte, John Good- enough, Mark Phillips, Brad Wirth, Terry Martin, Lou Clinton Coaches: Larry Vilaubi, Bob Wetherholt. KNEELING: Dan Baranzon, Joe Lip- shueltz, Barry Shuster, Alan Ladd, Bill Haimbach, Phil Roemer, Chuck Spangler, Dale Thompson, .Ion LeGendre, Tom Lambert, Asst. Coach Steve Allen. SITTING: Phillip Loveall, Mike Fruci, Luke Smith, Doug Smitz, Russell Perry, Marc Petersen, Craig Milrod, Chris Tanaka, Bob DeBusk 50 For their first year of competitive football the Frosh team had a final standing of 4-I-I. There were 5 shutouts to highlight the season. Being primarily a strong defensive team they show promise. The outstanding players this season were John Good- enough, Terry Martin, Ken Stott, Lou Clinton, Bill Haimbach, .Iohn Doyel and Brian Curtain. We should be hearing more about these guys and many more in the future.