Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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nlent, Mis artttne, end K nights to Ram- ine Season The Foothill Knights this year did a goodjob of thrilling, baffling, and completely overwhelming their fans. The two pre-season games against University and Kennedy showed our team a likely contender for the league championship. A victory over El Modena added to our hopes, but with the bitter defeat by Tustin came a turn of the tide. The season was agood one as far as the fans were concerned - they were never quite sure what to expect, and on the whole our Knights proved themselves very able players. Seven of the senior boys did an exceptional job. Andy Katnik, a very steady performer, made two of the all-league teams and showed excellent leadership. Jose Cueto, one of the most improved players, made one of the all-league teams and proved to be a great inspiration to our Knights. Mike Lubinski contributed a great deal this year, as did Sam Peek, who has aided our varsity team for three years. Dave Szkaradek made one of the all-league teams, and Chip Hackett played very well for Foothill. Dave Williams, handicapped by a bad knee for most of the season, was an asset to the team whenever he was able to play. Of all the games this season, the victory over El Modena was probably the most satisfying for our Knights. At that time the Vanguards were the top team in our league. Coach Snyderfeels Foothill didagreatjob this year, and says the ,73 season looks good too, as there are some strong Sophomores who will be moving up to Varsity, and some greatjuniors who are already there. 1 Iss cr: Knight of the Week Sam Peek f Tustin. El llodena. , lr: Sain The Han g pranr-es doufnfield. 1 5, . 1,1 . -Nqr. Q 'L L I A fr, ' .. , .A s-es f a is-1 'Ml s ,M is is 0 5' ' Q ' . --f ' ' ' 'V - -- , Y -1-'fc www M - - Q ' ' ..,. 1' I A L. ' ' ' - F ..-' A ' I - ' :N Y 1 2 as wa

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