John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Mulr ..................... .. ....... . Hoover .... .......... ....... Glendale ..,..................... Burbank ............... ...... At the right top is Frank Corricello streaking to paydirt in North Hollywood game. Our only win this year was this game against the Huskies. The score was 18-12. At the right middle the camera has caught Mike Quint as he goes for a big gain against Redondo. Shown making the key block is Don McDermott, tackle. ln the bottom picture is Frank Corricello once again as he is being downed and downed hard by a Muir lineman. B SEASON RESULTS East Bakersfield ...,..... 6...-l.B. Redondo ,,,,,...,,,,, ,, ,,,.,..... 13 .-.J.B. North Hollywood .......,.. 'l2..-J.B. 50..-J.B. South Pasadena ............ 27'...J-B- Q22 Q' if N ' Nl f, m.wKs0N 27--.J.B. 33.--J.B. l8--..l.B.

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Here is the 1952 Bee Fotban equaa, left to right, top row: Eugene O'Neill, Richard Youngs, Mel Holzman, Terry Arnold, Barry Knight, Ted Anderson, Mort LaPittus, Larry MacDonald, Richard Thompson, Bud Rogers, Richard Hinman, Ben Sotero, Carl LeVine, Don McGillvray, Larry Bettie, Jack Hughes. Second Row: Norton Nelson, As- sistant Coachp Fred Matheson, John Frash, Joni Liebernecht, Tom Jandt, Bob Williams, Ron Brill, Chuck Watkin, Warren Ryan, Jim McGuire, Larry Rollins, Ed Zimmerman, Dick Lacey, Doug Gerhart, Dan Cassidy, Richard John- son, Eugene Sites, Larry Sutton, Grant Shroyer, Ken Corwin, Coach, Harry Gaffney, Manager. Third Row: Carl Scanland, Alden Patterson, Richard Petri, Johnny McGovern, Bob Hand, Leonard, Cohen, Ted Bregmon, Marvin Snowbarger, Rod Smith, Bob Seely, Duane Loranger, Nick, Georgino, Jim Porter, Jay Drake, Bob Overstreet, Bill Palmer, .lack Rowan. Fourth Row: Burton Dole. Mike Lewiis, Mike Quint, Elwood Catalano, Ken Coleman, Jim Roselli, Ernie Rubalcava, Bill Abbott, Joe Panarisi, Co-captain, Bill Smith, Co- captain, Ray Thomas, Phil New- man, Don Pulford, Mike Hoover, Jon Solso, Ed Swink, Bob, lsherwood, Don McDermott, Tom Crawford, and Frank Corricello. From Riches To Rags John Burroughs' Braves wound up a not too successful season with hopes of retaining their form of old, come 1953. Hampered by the loss of Joe Panarisi in the East Bakersfield tilt, the Redmen couldn't seem to find a combination that would click. Opening the season against East Bakersfield, the Indians were penalized a total of 115 yards, which told the story of the game. This was more yardage than the Tribe gained and one of those penalties called back what could have been the winning t.d. Final score was 6-0. Redondo snowed a fine defense as they blanked the Warriors by a 13-0 count. The Sea- hawks thwarted Burroughs passing at every turn. Against North Hollywood the Braves broke into the win column for the first and only time. Sophomore tailback, Tom Pulford, put the tribe ahead fo stay and showed promise of good things to come with his fine running. Opening Foothill League play, the Redmen bowed 27-12 to a determined Colt crew. Muir wanted this one to avenge their previous defeats during the Tribe's championship yea rs. Hoover bowled over the Warriors with a vengeance making up for two years past when the Tribe slipped by them for the crown. Last year's loss left a 'bad taste in their mouths, and they changed that with at 50-12 trouncing of the Papooses. Glendale followed suit, winning 31-13, and South Pasadena iumped on the band wag- on for a 27-13 ride. Against Burbank the Redmen were not given much of a chance, and until the fourth quarter the action bore this out. However, with the score 18-0, the Tribe exploded for two quick touchdowns and appeared to be headinq for a third when Father Time said, No more. The final score was 18-13. 23

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M895 Q At the left is Ernie Rubalcava challxlng up a sub- stantial goin against Hoover as co-captain Bill Smlth comes up to give assistance. At the lower left is plc- tured the cross-country teams from North Hollywood :nd Burroughs. The cross-country event took place during half-times of the Bee football games. At the bottom is Coach Ken Corwin giving his boys a little advice during the half of the Hoover game. -J' , -