Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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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

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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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It was Fontana all the way, as the home team, sparked by the fme running of CHARLES D Charlie Deagle' who personally chalked up 245 yards, handed the visiting Yellow jackets a 26-0 defeat. There was only one 3-yard line. The Steelers, has a lst and l0 on the The Steelers scored his first TD, this one from got on the scoreboard again as Mike Hull tallied from the 1 yard marker During the fourth quarter, Deagle again scored when he took a pltchout from Hull on the 'l5 for the final score of the game MICKEY SHARP, Tackle