Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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. . ,nr 'U 'P 1st Row, Left to Right, H, Vargus, E. Gomez, C. Morris, A. Holt, D. Hom, I. Grayer, J. I-Iolquin, W. Yarborough, D. Ladd, R. Brewer, 2nd Row, L. Calbert, B. Osborne, A. Grant, E. Urbanik, F. Bryson, R. Tharp, K. Kreuter, W. Tharp, I. Page, R. O'Quinn, Back row, D. Garcia, B. Terry, M. Abney, S. Stellina, M. Bechtal, G. Francis, L. Glashoff, J. Nutting G. Grant, G. Martin. Not pictured Dan Stemmler. Managers: Brent Wilson and Scott Gregorson Four Armijo football players were selected by Delta League coaches as members of the 1969 all-league team. The men honored were Allan Grant, George Martin, Joe Page, and Woody Yarborough. Grant headed the Indian list of distinguished players. Allan, who finished as the league's leading ground gainer with 1091 yards fhe was also 12th in Northern California totalsj, joined the all-league backfield. Martin, a junior, was selected as an end on the offensive unit. Page gained his berth as defensive tackle, while Yarborough was honored as an all-star linebacker for the second straight year. Two more players were in addition selected as honorable mention. They were Fred Bryson as a defensive back and Gary Grant at end. ALL -CIT Y PICKS Nine Indians landed on the mythical all-city football squad, four on offense, five on defense. ln the backfield, Al Grant represented Armijo, with line duty carried out efficiently by Indians Ioe Page and Gary Grant at tackle and Mike Abney at guard. Defensively, Armijo had two linemen, in tackle Gale Francis and end George Martin. Linebackers Woody Yar- borough anf' Eric Gomez plugged the hole, with Fred Bryson playing a back. PAGE HONORED AT BANQUET Joe Page, a 5-11, 185 pound lineman, who came on strong in the second half of the season was named Armijo's outstanding football player at the annual Fall Sports Banquet. Page played at both offensive and defensive tackle positions most of the year, but was particularly strong on defense in the last five games when the Indians posted two of their seasonal victories. Six other men were awarded honors for their play on the varsity team by coaches Bill Fuller, Bob Miller, and Jerry Hatcher. Bob Tharp was named the top defensive backg Woody Yarborough was selected the outstanding linemang Allen Grant, the phenomenal junior tailback garnered the outstanding offensive linemang Eric Gomez won a plaque as the top player in Armijo's 20-0 blank of Fairfield, and Don Hom was given the Ed Hopkins Scholastic Award for his 3. 83 grade point average,

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lst Row L. to R. E G. Grant T M Bechtel G M Abney C B. Terry G K. Kreuter T I. Page E G. Martin 2nd Row L. to R. HB E. Urbanili QB B. Osbourne FB F. Bryson TB A. Grant lst Row L. to R. E G. Martin T I. Page G D. Garcia T G. Francis E L. Glashoff 2nd Row L. to R. DHB E. Urbanik RLB E. Gomez MLB W. Yarborough DHB B. Tharp S F. Bryson 43