Carson High School - Palomino Yearbook (Carson, CA)

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PRE SEASON CARSON 14 22 25 44 CARSON St. Paul Narbonne Compton Van Nuys SEASON OPPONENT 7 OPPONENT 35 Gardena 15 44 Palisades 8 39 Crenshaw 6 38 Banning 10 29 Fremont 6 WON: 9-LOST: O-TIE: The KILLER BEES (L-R): Row 1- E Car er, R. Taitano, J. Howell, D. Pope, M. Jenkins, M. orth, E. Caccres. Row 2- J. Jennings, A. Mar- tinez, E. Cortinas, J. Urata, K. Pointdexter, R Hawkinson, J. Vasquez, C. Thompson, R Syl- vestei Row 3- A. Dawson, R. Brumtield, D Southerland, G. Savini, F. lakopo, J. Lauvai, G. Alaniz, P. Abbott, C Simarago, M. Peitzmeier. Ron 4- C Walker, E Green, M. L.ithrop, P. Peneueta, K Faraimo, S. Muna, A. Sandomal, C Martinez, J. Elorcs. Row 5A. Carrillo, E. Ro- driguez, R. Young, C. Wilson, P. Diocson, D. Jefferson, I. Rios, J. Gonzales, M 11. liters. Row 6- S. Penes,). V. Rowe, S. Thompson, A. Ne- gron, K. Tate, A. Maddies, T. Smith, L. James. Coaches: (L-R) In in (head), Woodard, Weise Wills, Mendoza, Failla. Wills

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THE STING OF CARSON ' S BEES The ' Killer Bees of 1983 is the 8th Bee team in Carson High ' s histo- r to go undefeated. Led by Coach Irvin, thev had a 9-0 record at the end of the season. The) a eraged 37 points a game with the help of Paul Abbott, Marc Peitzmeier, Donnie Southerland, Jose Vasquez, and Marc Walters. These young men are only a few of many other outstand- ing players who have helped the team become Pacific League Champs. Coach Irvin noted, I ' ve had one of the best teams ever at Carson! Donnie Southerland led the 1983 Bee football team to an undefeated season (9-0). Donnie, said Coach Finis Irvin, is a good team leader. Donnie played the positions of free safety and running back. He also punted, kicked extra points, and ran punts and kick offs. He was asked to move up to the Varsity team in the playoffs, but he decided to hit the books instead. Even though football takes away most of his time, Donnie still maintains a high grade. 7. Don i us! stand there, come here and gel him oil me! - ' ll iiv) I lid nn hands on you, you ' ll be sorr you ever scl toot on Coll Territory. 3. And where do ou think you ' re going?!? ■t. -33 Br .ml king looks for an opening. 5. Come back here vou n . a x! ball! 6. Cojch lr m conferring with his players. 7. Kicker Fabio Caceres in action. 8. Donnie Southerland running for a touch- down. 9. Get out of the way, can ' t you see he ' s trying to throw! 62

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THE BLACK BLUE DUNK IN ' The preseason games were filled with ex- citement. The Colts played against top ranked teams such as Long Beach Poly and Crenshaw. Carson came up short both times, but they gave it their best shot . When league started, Carson was ready and willing to play anyone. In their first two games, the Colts dominated Fremont and Manual Arts. The highlight of the season was defeating cross town rivals, Gardena and Ban- ning. The team, led by, Rickey Staten, Derek Hunter, Paul Fairbanks, Edgar Foreman and Darrvl Morris, went undefeated throughout the season. CREW! A. Darryl Morris - Captain 1. Lyndon Labasan B. Rickey Staten !■ Kenneth Gust avis C. Derek Hunter K. Jeff Martin D. Edgar Foreman L. Anthony January E. Paul Fairbanks M. Raymonn Brown F. Earl Martin N. Mark Dasca G. Issy Washington O. Bart Yamachika H. Francisco Davis P. Darin Martin