Castle Park High School - Speculum Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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YA. e u I RON IAPALA Outstanding Leadership 74- BOB WELSH Most Improved Player JOHN HARDY Outstanding Defense ERNIE VALINO Outstanding Player METRO SCRAMBLE T EASON'S END MARINERS HARPOON TROY S TITLE HOPES As the gun sounded ending the MV CP tilt time ran out for the terrific Trorans and with it hopes for at least a portion of the Metro Crown Inlured Ron Iapala whom coaches con sidered the league s best watched from the sidelines as Sandy Cushman formerly varsity Full back gallantly filled In at the QB spot However, it was evident that the defense thrown up by the Mariners was too tough for consistent penetration The final gun found Troy on the short end of the I8 I3 score an the do or due battle It was a scramble all the way a scram ble marked by bad breaks and several penalties penalties which hurt like the one that re called a Trolan TD I I I I - . I . . . I I , . .. - - . -- .. . WI I96 -68 GRID HO QRS From the huddles of coaches and teammates came these selections. I OUTSTANDING PLAYERS--KNEELING: John Hardy, Bob Welsh, Gene Harvey. STANDING: Coach Korzep, Ron Iapala, Coach Hoffman, Ernie Valino, Coach Warren. In addition to the indicated school honors, Ernie Valino was named Metro Lineman of the Year and earned a position on the All-Metro defensive line. Teammates Gene Harvey COffensive Endl, Thom Buschhorn COf- fensive Tacklel, Ron Iapalo CDefensive Backl, and John Hardy fDefensive Linel, were also named to the AII- Metro Squad. Jimmy Sanchez and Ira Porter received honorable mention for their Metro efforts.

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. . .AN OBODY'S PR UDER Harvey snags one. G Martin Stoddard Doc - Charles Camarata Statistician - George Hoog. G Dave Thompson C Diego Trevino TROJANS STOPPED BY CO LTS After an mlury to starting quarterback Ron lapala, the Trolan warriors reorganized their backfield to compensate for his absence and entered the lists against the Crawford Colts In a non league encounter and ended the rough and tough first half on the bottom end of a T3 T2 score During the second half the slippery field worked to the advantage of the powerful running of the colts and turned the score into a lop sided 48 l2 BUT lT WAS NON LEAGUE Troy still had a chance for a share of the Metro prizes Although the terrific Trojans iumpecl to an early 6-O lead, they were unable to maintain their momentum - - . - . . I G Ernie Valino , A 1 ur' i in J 'V if 1 Mgr. Jon Beeman Mgr. Mike Hanely Mgr. Jim Smith Mgr. Jerry Williams FB Bob Welsh

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M BACKS--FRONT ROW: Chuck Cannon, Steve Holt, Tony Gutierez, Mat Johnson, Andy Sanchez, Stanley Daniels, Dan Mendy. SECOND ROW: Ray Sabian, Gilbert Castillo, Sergio Garcia, Steve Colabello, Joe Salazar, Brad Pike. BACK ROW: Arnold Comeaux, Ralph Buna, Joe Kish, Frank Prad, George Carson, Steve West. iial f I ' ' l ' T X L f 1,545 if IQ' gs pf' L '- - IA. t el. f' '- , i, ' , 1. 6' 'H-A ,W ' I 'S , V s, ',.,,, ' W? W 7 A, 4 A A Q I 1 :LH , W' V - Q W s, 4,5 - 3 R , I -A, As A aeirr - 2. -, All li? 331 R A ,,, I A EA - A V - F M ' j ' :sf 'ifgfif'-i W W E WWW.. A A I W 5 A W 1 , J I at fl A, ---, A A A-A rfi ffl? 7 fe- . 'S ir-Af' ,W - F J. ,A vr-' : - er ie, A fi w- g. f S ' , A 1 g P 1 A QA 1 v vw if fir VA iq, 4 i - , 5521, 1 ,, 1-V, 2 A 4 T an s W W , ,rf xt .ff up-'Ir .W 'H KM mgsgw ' A Wsf u A W' Inu.-v1,' 12, ,, +I ., A Y , is ,W , W ly A I, ' ilie A -A' g We A is t .I i y FW? We If y . K ex Ws my g A. -' 393213.65 an W qu, W fi M aciej vt W ,W WA. W, , Q, e 'lf ?,f525Ai ,4 A A J? at A22 Q WAWAA A W ' f-7 Z Qif' A Af VWW' fits A if A W.A'iff2fWiWv2.' ' 1 fs I A Tlw:'1A'f,4A'Q'As,. 'W MA., 1 kms '- fi , A LINEMEN--FRONT ROW: Clyde Balanay, Eugene Kandal, Jim Hunter, Doug Camp, Ray Ruez, Ron Allison, Harvey Caranza, Tom Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Jessie Martinez, Jim Grace, Elias Delgadillo, Ray Skarbowski, Mike Coleman, Julian Quenones, Joe Valdivia, Tony Barragan, Eugene Furrow. THIRD ROW: Joe Caranza, Kevin Smith, Marty Guevara, Greg Takashima, Victor Acavedo, Bill Renfroe, John Si lvas, Albert Lucero. BACK ROW: John Bryant, Danny McCallum, Steve Riley, Chris Grimes, Louis Gaona, Jamie Valasquiz, Lino luli, Darrel Bahrke. K W? L TROY'S GRID FUTURE SEEN IN FIGHTING JUNIOR VARSITY Sparked by the outstanding quarter- backing of Stan Daniels, who averaged 2 TD's per game while calling signals, and Ray Sublcn and the excellent work of guard Clyde Balanay, tackles Tom Jacobs and Johnny Bryant, tailback Andy Sanchez, ends Ray Ruiz and Elias Del- gadillo, and backs Matt Johnson and Steve West plus a great team effort by every squad member, Troy's JV's wrote Metro history. The dauntless neophyte gridders averaged 35 points and gave up only 7 points per game while Fighting their way to an 8-I record and the METRO JV CHAMPIO NSHIP. SEASON RECORD Castle Park 28 Morse 7 Castle Park 25 Granite Hills 6 Castle Park I9 Hilltop 6 Castle Park 62 Sweetwater 7 Castle Park 47 Bonita Vista O Chula Vista Coronado Crawford Mar Vista Castle Par ' Castle ar Castle Par Castle Par g , g W,,. I I CWWIA, WAJAY ' W, I .Q A rj- I if ,x -A' ,Y I 1 I A A .vi g 1 if'1gZE,m,W,,, A 1, f P T3 7 131 Ae 2 A Af-- WW, :xl fa A1 M ' ' T get W I C A 9 y , 1, is 5, MANAGERS: Kris Littleraven, Bruce Pederson, COACH Gray Elliot with future varsity line- COACH Wally Munden develops flashy, and David Corzine. men. rugged backfield.