Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

Page 75 text:

M-1 A ' . siif l 'f Lx' I ' V L . Q4 ,,'T. A -L- , -I ,4 4' -wa mr. , Mm- ,, - , ' ,wr W 91.2, :Q -.aww , - - 45 ,hiya 1, . K vxxkfaa, eq, -v..,, jf w. n 11 ' ' A 1.3 in . 1 4 1 SPORTS

Page 74 text:

Rheem Cenfer Jroday is a symbol of modern Orinda and Moraga. li fills lhe shopping needs of a rapidly growing communily, a communify composed of modern schools, line homes, and many recreaiional and shopping areas. A shorr lime ago 'rhis area was a small sleepy fown. Today if is acfive and alive. Hs homes and oiher buildings all sei in piciuresque surroundings. Ye+, for all i+s prac'ricali+y, rhe areas slill holds remnanis of Hs lazy pasi. On a summer day waves of heal rise from ihe pavemeni and all mo+ion is slow and sleepy. Crowds of people spend rheir days around swimming pools.

Page 76 text:

CHARLES BLUE BILL BROWN FLOYD BLANE Y DICK HANLIN MIKE WILMAR This year fhe Miramonie Ioolball 'ream made an excel- lem' showing, boih as a uni+ and as individuals. The Ieam was, on The whole, shor'r on s+a'rure buf long on fighf. Quarferback Floyd Blaney and a hard-hi'Hing line made some of 'rhe finesf plays of Ihe season. Early This year, The Iviafadors +ied Ihe Junior Varsify League champions in a game much +o 'rhe credif of looih Teams. One of Ihe loesl aspecis of +he Miramonle 'ream was ils fine showing of sporilsmanship on The field. This Iesfified Io The excelleni' coaching of Mr. Phillips and baclclield coach, Mr. Broolcs. The Freshman Ieam showed signs of living up +o 'rhe high s+andards of fhe Junior Varsify players. Bolh 'reams were handicapped by a lack of numbers. bul were noled for Iheir deI'ermina+ion To play games which The school could be proud ol. There is no doulo+ fha? 'rhey succeeded. NELSON DON McLEOD MILTON BLAKE