Van Nuys High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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' .Kim - MN, olves Fales, Schierlinq, Walkins, and Riddle sweep around end behind fine line work. BEE FOOTBALL This year's lighTweighT TooTball Team was po- TenTially one oT The besT in The sc:hool's hisTory. On paper They had everyThing necessary Tor a championship ouTTiT, buT somewhere They missed The boaT and The championship. Coach MargadanT, The silver Tox, inTroduced s SSW TN, N a new sysTem This year, when he used a variaTion OT The Tamous TormaTion used by Gus Henderson. Bacldield sTandouTs were Bob Murphy and Bill l-lahn, boTh Triple ThreaTers who should play some greaT ball Tor The varsiTy nexT year. OThers in The bacldield who showed promises were Merle Miller, Bob Johnson, and Eddie Long. , I. X i Top Row:January, Saunders, Alexander, Hawley, Woodland, Kolb, Curland, Riccalelli, Wrighl, Willse, Pogue, . ' O'Halloran, Naiie, Callan, Uiez, McClelland, Thompson, Guirierreir, Miller, Cahill, Ferguson, Hawley, Welles, 1 Mares, Morgan, WaTkins, Ball, Anderson, Sewards, Cooper, Edringfon, Miller, Hawkins, Chapman. EoTTor-n Row: ik' Gall, Richardson, Mqrs,, Schilling, Wise, Fales, Rohrschieb, Saunders, Riddle, A1Tix, Uhrig, GranaT, Schierling, Mr. EpinETTC, Gilmore, Person, C3Tuna Tibbs, Young, Mgr. 4 4 ii I ,is :- 'il

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San Fernando-Phil Maxey's blocked punT be- hind our goal line. This gave Fernando a 2-O vicTory. ln The closing seconds Van Nuys ThreaTened To score in a hideouT play. Un- luclcily, The crowd seeped onTo The Tield, and The reTeree called Time ouT, lcilling all chances Tor The success oT The play. Eagle Rock-The Team came back in grand sTyle To really worlc TogeTher, and clip The Eagles 6-O. HOSTS OF WOLF GRIDDERS baTTle Hollvwood Sheiks for Verdugo Hills-This game was wide open all The way Through. The Wolves gained Three Times as rnuch as The Dons, buT Tumbled noT seven or eighT, buT TourTeen Times! NorTh Hollywood-Jake Schierling's loonecrush- ing eTTorTs were The only highlighT oT This slow, bruising game. Canoga Park-This game was Tor The champion- ship oT The Valley. The halT Time score was 8-7. The Tinal score I5-7. This, in iTselT, Tells The sTory OT The TerriTic baTTle on The Canoga Tield. poss ssion of fumbled ball. Page 25

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