Mountain View High School - Aegir Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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Tom Gil (14) Most Valuable Albert Vargas (72) Most Improved ofl974 V f - .-—a ill 1 IB !SJlI iifli MI ■ .Ti la r •■ r fc .fW . 173

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Co-Captian Tom C alderqn and ruiuiing back Tom Gil discuss strategy GAMES M.V. OPPONENT Gladstone: 28 8 Monrovia: 21 13 Schurr: 13 E1 Monte: 6 Arroyo: 12 7 Keppel: 16 . V. Champs The 1974 Junior Varsity football team became the second championship team in the short history of the school as they went unbeaten through the league. The team was defensively orientated as they recorded three shutouts and limitedtheir opponents to 44 points in 7 games. Linebacker Mark Warm topped the defensive unit as he led the team in both unassisted and assisted tackles. Defensive back Charlie Gil had 5 interceptions on the seaso n, one which sa ved a 6-0 v ictory over El Monte. Albert Vargas recorded the outstanding defensive effort of the year against Monrovia as he had 12 tackles and 8 assists. The Offensive unit was opportunistic, often using the big play to score. Running back Tom Gil was hB squad ' s leading rusher as he gained 574 yards on the ground. His best game was ' ' a aiAst Monrovia as he carried the ball 21 times for 141 yards, scoring a touchdowQsbn J47 yard run. Quarterback Tom.. G lderon had-a flne vear D.as sing as he complet a 492)-Qf-tils. pas.sesj, four of j hich- went for TDli 72 - J - ' v- .t -- jL m Jfk Jt-- f ' -- ' -- BACK ROW fiS T Tp RIGHT), Albert Vargas, Terry Macias, Chris 0 ' Conners. i £Iharlie Gil. ) Anthony Gonzales. Greg Hernandez. 2ND ROW: Ed C ajKy ' (Manager), Sylvester Olmos, Frank Luj an, Art Jimenez, Cisco Guevara, Pa iil -Heni aif David Martin, Coach Dave Smith. KNEELING ROW: Rick Medina, Steve Marquez, Andy Lopez, Johnie Lavario, John Baltierra , Nick Sanchez, Phil Torrez, Rick Cha con, Jim Shubin. SITTING ROW: T om Calde ron, l ohn Rey es. Mike Escoto, Mark Warm, Danny Oropeza, Tom Gil, Kilke MarLillez, Anthony Munoz. . League games

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oph Football bOFhLVlORE FOOTBALL- LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING- Mike iMH, Russ Gormen, Tom Delgado, Gary Sanchez, Tom Reyes, Manuel Martinez, Kevin Casperson. KNEELING- John Right, Tim Pino, Rick Guichard, Mike Defer, Mark Gomez, Cecil Ramos, John Palamino, Albert Valle, STANDING- Al Martinez, Al Rodriguez, Mitch Dorsett, Dirk Williamson, Art Rodriguez, John Rohroback, Robert Herrera, David Galvan . Steve | zaj Sam Cooley. The undermanned Sophomore Foot- ball Team ran into stiff opposition this year and were unable to finish the sea- son with a win. Led by co -captains Joe Reyes, quarterback, and Dirk Williamson, most valuable player, the sophs played several fine games. Line- man Tom Gorman was selected as the most improved player. The frosh gridders fared a little better as they finished the season with a four win, three loss record in league. Co -captains Gilbert Adame and Steve Paz provided the leadership for the team, with Mike Garcia leading the offensive game, gaining 339 yards running. Alfred Flores, with 53 tackles, and Steve Paz, most improved player, paced the defensive unit. j k Sophomore most valuable player, Dirk Williamson Freshmen Most valuable player, Mike Garcia ill 81 51 24 f ' 11 r; U:tJ 174 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL- LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING- Steve Davis, Richard Bojorquex, Roger Garcia, Tom Reyes, Gilbert Adame, Juan Castaneda, J acko Romero, Chauncey Navarro. KNEELING- Roger Smith, Manuel Guerrero, Hector Paredes, Randy Pettit, Randy Blount, Art Nava, Sal Castaneda, Larry Rosalez, Ralph Potter, THIRD ROW- STANDING- Coach Gary Platis, Mark F orb ush, Steve Vasquez, Mike Garcia, Freddie Ortiz, Leo BusUpunte, Danny Worden, Tony Mancillas, Ray Jaramillo, Coach Jim Wigton. TOP ROW- STANDING- TonvBarelaM- ny Kee, Steve Paz, Adrian Aquilan, Alfred Flores, Mike Earnest, Bob Diza, Gilbert Ramos, Dean Hines. '