Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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Eric Shafer, end John Koval, hulfback :am Spaccorolelli, gvflrd Curtis Branch, holibnck Richard Yborra, end ROYJOYP EVGHS, end jak ELHLJ uaifing errierd The visiting Redlands Terriers showed all their might as they downed the Steelers 32-12. The first half was almost entirely dominated by the Terriers. But greatly stirred by Coach Darrel Taylor, the Steelers came charging back in the second half. Fontana recovered a loose ball in Redlands territory. Three plays later, Steeler halfback T. C. McClellan scampered for 10 yards and Fontana's first score. Senior quarterback Byron Glass, playing in his first game since being iniured in the begin- ning of the season, threw a pass to halfback Leonard Dodson for Fontana's final score of the game. McClellan and Dodson racked up 177 yards between them in this game. Robert Bracken, center

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'E7'2Ye'TZf'1 '. ' if Ouchl It hurts! William Bernal is checked over by Fontana trainer Bah Johnston. job payed ee- aw gafffea Before a large homecoming crowd, the host Colton Yellowiackets defeated the Fohi Steel- ers 13-0. This was a reverse of last year's encounter in which Fontana defeated Colton before our homecoming crowd. Fohi took the opening kickoff and marched for four straight first downs by Steeler backs T. C. McClellan, Leonard Dodson, and Dave Gipson. The Steeler drive ended on Colton's three-yard line and a see-saw battle raged between the two rivals. McClellan netted H6 yards in 21 carries. ' The Fontana Steelers' homecoming was ruined by a I9-13 loss to the Riverside Poly Bears. The Steelers came back after the half and almost Snared the Bears who later went on to win the league championship and go into the CIF playoff. After all these second half performances, Fontana was tabbed as the best cellar team in the history of the CBL. lt seems that Fohi's best performances were all mostly during the second half. BYYUH GlCISS George Spellman It was a big loss to the team when Byron broke his ankle during practice. The dac- tor released him for the Redlands game.. In the first quarter of the Colton game he iniured it again. He was out for the rest of the season. After George had made a beautiful tackle on a Muir quarterback, he suffered a con- cussion and was unable to play for the rest at the season.