Bell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bell, CA)

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' 1546 Qzdddem . . Bell's mighTy Bee TooTball aggregaTion, under The guidance oT Coach Larry Os- burn, compiled an EasTern League record oT Two wins and Two losses . . . capiTalizing on many breaks . . . one win was over Their crossTown ciTy rival, The l-lunTingTon Park SparTans, by an overwhelming score oT 25-O . . . surprise oT The season came when They overpowered The BelmonT SenTi- nels, unbeaTen Tor The pasT year .... They were halTed by a 3 I-O score .... Don LippincoTT, picked Player oT The Year by his TeammaTes, led his Team ThroughouT The season in many a Tough spoT .... Tullback Arlen Rogers, quarTerback Dick Bo- gard and Dick Garcia, a speedy halT- back, also Turned in high-Tlying perTorm- ances . . .in The Banning conTesT, where iT Tound boTh Teams baTTling Tor a score 'Till The Tinal seconds oT play . . . The PiloTs pulled a score ouT oT The bag To win The Tra- cas by a 7-O score . . . and in The Tinal game oT The season . . . The EagleTs had leTT The Tield aT The halTTime and were lead- ing by a margin oT I3 poinTs . . .came back To be sTopped cold by The SouTh GaTe Ramblers, I5-I3 . . . The Rams scored Two Touchdowns in The Tinal quarTer . . . Then picked up The deciding Two poinTs on a saTeTy . . . and so came The end oT The I953 grid season .... BEE FOOTBALL TEAM A BOTTOM ROW: lLeTT To righfl Dick Bogard, Arlen Rogers, Don Lippincoff, Larry Edinger, BarTh Bybee, Mike McNabb, John Lamb, Ed Par+ridge, Andy Morehead, Rick McKenzie, Bob Garcia. SECOND ROW: Brinson Terrell, Mike Carroll, Gerald Manker, Frank Brainard, Larry Wells, Bill Severance, Dave Walker, Ross Chesley, Brad Hill, Don Corlis, Richard Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Jim Honaker, Tom Houis, Ron Boone, Howard Bowman, Jack Foa'I'e, Joe Leonard, Gil Zepeda, Ray Snider, Pal' O'Donnell, Larry Burgwald, Duane DeeTs, Coach Larry Osburn. FOURTH ROW: Bill Given, Ron Edinger, Chuck WhiTTaker, Lyle Shearer, Ray Spegal, Roger Williams, Bill Spencer, Kei+h Beckman, Al Verrell, Bill Yafes, Jim Morris. TOP ROW: Harold Ziegler, Melvin Coffrell, Ken Abrahams, Bob Spenik, Arlen D. SmiTh, James Shockley, Bob Lehow, Ken Smifh, Skip Alexander, Frank Lux.

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an 754 On e Crowds cheering .... band music filling The air . . . precision marching by Bells Drill Team . . . high-flying songleaders swaying lo 'rhe singing ancl shoulring of lhe Bell roolrers . . cheerleaders wilh Their big mega- phones . . .giving inslrucfions on dif- ferenl yells all are a parl of half 'rime enlerlainmenl FOOTBALL BAND MEMBERS-Tim Bacon Ken? Balihrop Ronald BGTIHOH David Baie William Benlamln Wayne Bufler Leland Dorn Sheila Forbus Jerry Harris Larry Knecldel Bud Mc Enfhusiasm prevails a+ a ur games Gunre Dean Monlgomery Pal Moore Roberf May Murl Nelson Roberi Pack Dave Roberson Carl Ross Gllberf Rolhman George Selberl' Mouradian Sarlus Lyle Shearer Bull Slssoev Marie Wilson Donald Wilson Bill Elllofl Marhe Morgan CHEERLEADERS-lLef? fo righll Warren Hud Page son Bob McGinnis Allan Arlhur Brenl Dalrym ple Ward Cumbie Ji'