Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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P05110 VT? NR 0 '-f 21 E T has - x T 'fi A 3 , af M, Jesse Mitchell, Tom Piorkowski, Dennis Reed, Eric Shafer, and Bob Kerr anxiously wait to see more action in the Ramona game. RAMONA VS FOHI Hosting the Ramona Rams, the Steelers received their first taste of defeat in league action, as they were shutout by the visitors 21-O. The home team iust couldn't 'seem to click, as they couldn't get past the Ram defense, and lost three fumbles, two of which Ramona turned into touchdowns, Ramona's quarterback Ken Zachary accounted for the three Ram scores, as he passed to Jim Steiner with less than two minutes left in the first half for the first TD of the game. Zachary's other two scoring passes were to halfbacks Larry Meyer, and Tom Maior. It looked like the Steelers still might make the grade in the second half, but a pass interception and fumble spelled defeat for the home squad. BOB BRACKEN, Center TOM PIORKOWSKI, End BOB KERR, Tackle STEVE MAXWELL, Guard

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ERIC SHAFER, End t1olw24QcmBwlw2a y Duane Horsley l43l, John Johnson UD, and John Sample l3'll team up to haul down explosive Eddie Williams ol Son Bernardino. Playing host to San Bernardino, the home team rolled over the visiting Cardinals 34-28 in a game that had fans on the edge of their seats until the final gun had sounded. This was the second straight league win, which was also considered the finest game ever played in the Steeler Stadium. lt was lust three plays after the opening kickoff that Mike Hull connected with end Bob Meyer for the first score of the game, This, however, was iust the beginning of a scoring duel that was to last the rest of the night, The Steelers opened the second half when Charlie Deagle again stunned the fans as he took a perfect handoff from T. C. McClellan and raced 77 yards to the San Bernardino 8-yard line. Spellman then went around the left side for his second touchdown of the game, putting the Steelers ahead 27-14. But the Steelers proved they had what it takes as they marched 90 yards for the final score of the game which put them in the lead for good 34-28. BRUCE WHEATON, End BOB MEYER, End

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' 14 24 DENNIS REED, Center Dennis Reed, T. C. McClellan, and Gary Holbrook come in to cover a loose ball, as Sonny Spellman Jerry Sled, and Bob Kerr come in to assist their teammates. lt was a cold and bitter night as the Steelers clashed head-on with the powerful Redlands Terriers, who set Fontana rocking back on their heels. lt was Redlands right from the beginning, as they drove for three touchdowns before Fohi could get on the scoreboard. It was late in the second quarter when Charlie Deagle ran 47 yards, after the Steelers abandoned their new offense and went back to the wing-T formation, for Fohi's initial touchdown. The Steelers bounced back, however, and marched 77 yards behind fine passing of Byron Glass, who hit Deagle in the end zone from the 'I6-yard line for the last tally of the game. TOM MCCULLOCH, Center MIKE GODINEZ, Tackle JOHN JOHNSON, Hallback