Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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P055 Ollll ff? 0 . .fi Fohi's Varsity Cross Country team was composed of lstandingl Mana- ger Art Fuhnestack, Al Krohn, Dave Baker, Dominic Conte, and Caach Austin Snyder. Sitting left to right are Manager Ralph Krohn, Joe Ma- palo, Russ Beaudoin, and Ken Manell. -ft. The two Fahi runners seen in action are Tom Journot and Bob Scheel. Pictured standing from left to right are ltop rowl Tom Journot, Alroy Thomas, Robert Car- baial, Capt. Terry Stockwell, Dave Delair, and Ken Boyd. ln the middle row are Chester Thur- man, Dennis Mattson, Bob Jennings, Rufino Ati- lano, Vic Haynes, Richard Wooden. Sitting are Bob George, Robert Vedo, Rudy Gomez, and James Porter. The Sophomores finished with a 4 win, 3 loss season. At the league finals the Sophs finished in fifth place. This is the start of one of the cross country meets. This one is against Pacific on the Fahi home course.

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Top row, left to right: Manager Ray Mead, Lowell Clark, Tony Spaccaroteli, Mel Castro, Ron Castro, Jon DeAugustine, Vince Demmer, Bob Sawyer, John Hughes, Pat Micallef, and Preston Groulx. Second from tap, left ta right: Louis A'Na, larry Holdgrafer, Chuck Uhalley, Don Tarman, Larry Schwartz, Nick Pizzica John Beach, Frank Romero, and Bob Heydenreich. Third row: Barry Schwartz, Bill Hopkins, Steve Clark, Bob Kennard, Al Blair, Ron Mathews, Jim Lewis Lynn Parmley, Eugene Martello. Sitting, left to right: John Hursa, Jim Squire, co-captains Bert Fox and Ron Sikora, Jack Wood, and Bill Kentta. eed gjclgecl Ar Ckamlaionzi LP The 1960 Bee football team had another fine showing by compiling a 7 win, 2 loss record. This was identical to last years championship team. Partly responsible for this fine showing were the two Bee coaches, head coach Dick Drake, and assistant coach Bill Reuter. Fohi's Bees were edged for the CBL championship by the tough Redlands Terriers. ln CBL play the Bees finished with a 5 win, l loss record, the single defeat being at the hands of the Terriers. In each game played the Bees averaged two touchdowns or more. Captains for the team were senior Bert Fox and iunior Ron Sikora. Both boys were members of last year's CBL championship team. Voted Outstanding Player was Ron Mathews. The Sportsmanship award went to senior Nick Pizzica. The Bees' leading scorer was Don Tarman. Ron Sikora hands oil to Bob Heydenreich for a TD against Colton. Considerable action goes on in the line.

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job lgiclecl for Ceffar, iea for gourfh Mike Micallef, iuniar center, shows some of his talent. Here he is pictured tipping in the ball for two points. The Fdntana High School varsity basketball team shocked the pre-season pollsters by finishing the CBL season with a 4 win 8 loss record, thus tying both Pacific and Riverside for the No. 4 spot in the league. The Steelers had been picked to finish in last place with a 0 win 'l2 loss record. Over-all the Varsity had a 7 win 16 loss season. Partly inexperience was the large factor against the Steelers. There was only one returning letterman, with the rest of the team being compiled by former Bee and Junior Varsity lettermen. There were seven iuniors and an equal amount of seniors on the squad, so there will be seven returning lettermen next year plus the fact that four of these returning boys were starters. Mike Micollef gets into action by fighting forthe ball. At left is Dick Ybarro, the only senior on the starting line-up. Ybarra goes upfor a iump shot, while trying to block the shot is a Redlands player. 80