California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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w Weslern Gridders warm up for a pre-season scrimmage ogainst MCRD. The team spent the two weeks before school opened at Camp Pendleton getting ready for the coming season. THE PLAYERS The Varsity Football Team poses plane after arrival of Honolulu. n front of United Airlines 707 Jet 40 Robert Acuna HB 15 Frank Alderete QB 72 Charles Alderman G 30 Anson Avery FB 14 Allen Brown QB 83 Richard Cherry E 70 Ben Cipranic G 66 Roger Class G 75 Ron Damschen T 32 Jim Davis FB 31 Mike Dolphin FB 82 Robert Dovgin E 81 Ned Downham E 68 Jack Duby G 62 Bob Embrey G 61 Joe Frost G 63 John Giliom C 88 Terry Greeson E 71 Dick Huddelston T 53 Robert Keller C 87 Terry Love E 25 Howard Maynard HB 64 Jack O ' Brien G 22 Joe Picchiottino HB 78 Dave Price T 43 John Ricci HB 28 Joe Sewall HB 34 Gary Schultz HB 33 Tim Short FB 21 Brian Smith HB 26 Paul Smith HB 50 Joe Spaulding C 44 Rick Starek HB 11 Lorry Toledo QB 56 Dave West .C 77 Lemmon Williams T 48 Howie Williamson HB 172

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NAIA DISTRICT 3 CHAMPIONS Head Coach Al Lewis tensely watches his gridders during the season opener against Redlands. Coach Lewis was named NAIA District 3 Coach of the Year, Western won. The California Western University var- sity football team completed its finest season in compiling a 7-2 record over the nine game season. Four Western Gridders earned berths on the NAIA District 3 team. End Terry Greeson and center Joe Spaulding were picked for the first team on offense while Jack O ' Brian and Ron Damschen were named to the defensive team. O ' Brian was also named to the NAIA All-Amer- ican team. Tribute is paid to Senior quarterback Larry Toledo who ranked nationally all season in passing offense and comple- tion percentages. Graduate Assistant Jim Lorenz sends fullback Tim Short into the Oxy gome while Cooch Potter and Lewis watch during o cnficol moment of the game. Another victory. 171

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Head Football Coach A! Lewis talks on the phone to the spotter while grod assistant Jim Lorenz and Coach Larry Potter look for weakness m opponent offense. THE COACHES in T t miim ill Iiiiii44 Itt Iiiiii44 til ' • liiiiiii • it iiiiitii iti liiuifl 1141 i-ij m m Trainer Ai Eggert explains to his student assistant, Larry Brown, the use of new training equipment. A fine coaching staff at CWU is responsible for Western gridiron success. They are Coach Larry Potte ' r, Grad Assistant Jim Lorenz, Head Coach Al Lewis and Coach Buddy Lewis. 173