Castro Valley High School - Laconian Yearbook (Castro Valley, CA)

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partan Varsity Tackles HA. yew ia-Q .2 f DON ROGERS Head Coach FRONT ROW: 80 Bob Kellogg 25 Mike Scanlan 33 Harvey Boyd 79 Vic VandenBerghe 42 Doug Canepa 36 Tom Beck 15 Francis VanHoosier 62 Steve Cordoza 51 Dave Amico ROW RWO: 29 Mike Rich 68 Mike Todd 19 Ray King 82 Gary Kerr 88 Russ Swart 58 Bob Forsher 39 Dennis Patino 23 Tim Rosenkrans 130 HB- 190 160 205 189 146 180 180 155 185 156 200 165 188 175 215 170 155 Vo A.L. Tttle SCORES 4 Castro Valley 18 Miramonte 14 Q f Castro Valley 7 San Ramon 6 Castro Valley 26 Hayward 6 Q 8 g Castro Valley 13 Sunset 9 it Castro Valley 19 Tennyson 6 y Castro Valley 6 San Lorenzo 0 'WM M Castro Valley 26 Mt. Eden 19 1 4 Castro Valley 14 Arroyo 6 6 f Castro Valley 14 Canyon 0 Castro Valley 143 Opponents 66 4 i JOHN BROSNAN Line Coach 18 Rick Quintanal QB 140 5'10 6' 1 Senior ROW THREE: 5' 8 Senior 55 Tim Hutchinson C 204 6' 1 6' 1 Senior 83 Vic Taus E 170 6' 0 6' 0 Senior 75 Pete Davis T 210 6' 4 5' 6 Junior 69 Steve Wilkman GD 195 6' 1 5'10 Senior 21 Gary Krambule HB 154 5'10 6' 0 Junior 67 Bob Michael T 175 5'1O 5' 5 Junior 66 Kurt Anderson GD 188 5'10 5' 8 Senior ROW FOUR: John Brosnan, Varsity Line Coach 5' 8 Senior George Sherman, Manager 5' 9 Senior Don Rogers, Varsity Head Coach 5'10 Senior Not Pictured: 6' 3 Senior 60 Rod Christensen HB 165 5'10 6' 0 Junior 39 Mike Lionberger FB 180 5'10 6' 1 Senior 22 Rick Mahannah HB 170 5'1O 5'11 Soph. 78 Tom Marler T 200 6' 0 5' 9 Senior XX, xi T Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior J unior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior 1964 VarsityF0otball Team

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Castro Valley's Spartans opened their 4 Varsity Football season on a high Matadors. Quarterback R i c k Quintanal of twenty-seven yards--to Bob Kellogg, other, sixty-seven yards--to Gary Kerr bring the Spartans from behind at the to an 18-14 triumph. completing his first perfect season at Castro Valley High 1, varsity coach Don Rogers Walks across Spartan Field to hands with Canyon coach Roy Richardson. with a victory over the Miramonte two second-half touchdown passes-- Vaney 6 0 6 6--is Rick Quintanal just misses on the first extra point attempt of the season. Nineteen sixty-four marked the first time in six years that Castro Valley High School has bagged an H.A.A.L, championship and the first time in history that one school has won all three football crowns in one season. The varsity Q 9 won - 0 lost-0 tied 5 J. V. 4 7-0-1 J and Froshf8-0-OJ joined forces to take all H,A,A.L, honors with a combined record of 24-0-1. Led by All-League choices Tom Beck, Bob Kellogg, and Rick Quintanal, the Spartans scored 143 points Q 15.8 per game J while holding nine opponents to 71 points Q 7.8 per game J. Quarterback Rick Quintanal tossed eight touchdown passes during the season on his Way to the league passing title. Halfback- Fullback Tom Beck finished second in rushing with 548 yards gained and in scoring with 42 points. Over the first half of the season Castro Valley ran neck-and-neck with the Mt. Eden Monarchs, and when the two teams finally met in their sixth game it appeared that they would fight to a stand-off. In the game's last play Russ Swart intercepted a pass and ran it back 76 yards on the disputed last play of the game. C.V. Wins Upener Castro Va1ley's top man on the tackle chart, Tom Mar1erC78j, stands ready to pounce a Miramonte ball carrier.