Fairfield High School - Talon Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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J.V. Football TEAM ROSTER FlRST ROW: left Rich Harris john Zimmer Doug Parish Grant Gibson Gary R flee Ray Holsworth Brian Ward Dan Broadwater' second row: left Al Davoll Herb King Curtis Antoaue Randy Girven Rolana' Valtierra Ken Harris Keith Kratzer third row: left Mr. Busher gh- .A M -S'-t,...5, joe Lamb Milee Olezene Ralph Peterson jeff Barnes Ea' Pryor john Shacleouls Mr, lVlillward The j V Falcon squad began their seasom much as they ended it with a loss to Sonoma. They then traveled to Napa where the indians plucked our little Falcons before they could score a point. Roseville proved to be a more compatable opposition when the Falcons held the scoreboard tight until the third quarter. But two touchdown interceptions by Roseville, and only one TD by Fairfield left the score final at 76-22. Vanden tool? the next game before Fairfield could score. The first quarter saw Vanden leading 72-0, but the Falcons contained the score in the second period. A Vanden TD i'n the third and one in the fourth left the Falcons with their second nonscoring game of 0-24. During the Davis game one touchdown was scored by the Falcons during the last 79 seconds of the game, but the Blue Devils tool? it with a score of 78-6. The Falcons also tool? a loss at the Woodland game with a score of 6-24. Cordova kept the j V's record constant by walloping them in another scoreless game for Fairfield. The game ended with Cordova edging in 34 points before the sound of the gun. Next the winless Falcon Team traveled to Vanden to suffer another defeat to the Bulldogs. But although they remained scoreless during the game, they were able to contain Vanden to only 33 points. Yea Falcons! Our junior Falcons were thrashed for the final time by our cross-town rivals, the Armrjo indians. Fairfield made an all out effort to achiev T a winning game before the season ended, but at the sound of the gun the scoreboard proclaimed t ie indians victors by 28-6, and left the little Falcons with a season record of O wins, 0 ties, 5 losses. 92 KJ! r C 4 rf 'I 1 : MNAMM .A

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FROSH ROSTER ist Row: Ed Alonzo jerry Butler Mike Samuels Ken jackson Corey james Mike K lecki jack Dominguez Alfred Abruzzini Dan Bates Ted Baxter Ron jacobson 2nd Row: j im Allen Ken Whedbee jesse Lea Bill Evans Vern Wilson Marc Littlejohn jeff Thompson Bruce Gable Gordon Wison Marc Anderson 3rd Row: Gary Oien Lee Shaw Greg Regalia Tony DeGreef Ernie Ward Roy Eubanks julian Farlow Robert Gould Curt Richards -ith Row: Cork Iverson, Asst. Coach Gary Butler Bruce Gross Bob jones Mark Bates Greg Lewis Tim Allred David Tincher Ron Gordon Gary C ark in Bernell Hills Al Rimentel, Head Couch 94 Frosh Football 'Wh... foncons' 'Ro os? was 0 The Freshman Football team began their season scoring zero points in a 0-76 game with Mills of Rancho Cordova. They then bowed to Mitchell with a final score of 0-36 in their second bout of the season. But their third game ended a two-year losing streak when the littlest Falcons trounced Vacaville 30-6. The Falcons took the first quarter with 76 points and left the Bull- dogs scoreless. Then the defensive efforts by both teams prevented scoring by either team in the second quarter. Third quarter gave the Falcons 6 more points but Vaca- ville established themselves on the scoreboard during the fourth. Another touchdown by Fairfield late in the last quarter produced a final score of 30-6 in favor of Fair- field. The optimistic Falcons next travelled to Woodland and achieved their second wi'n, ripping through the Wolve 's defenses to gain a 20-76 win. Their third Delta win occured in a suspenseful game at Davis when the Falcons met the Armijo Indians. The scoreboard remained unlit during the first half of the game, but a thrilling touchdown was achieved by Fairfield with only 30 seconds left in the third. A gallant effort to insure their lead was faltered in the fourth when the Indians made an equally exciting touchdown with only 76 seconds left to play. The h'osh ended their season with an honorable record of 3 wins, 2 losses, 7 tie. gc E ,gg .1