Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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jf V il KT! Mission players are dazed by O1iver's agility, while Simpson even seems a little amazed. SOPH - FROSH SCOREBOX Gal Gal Gal Gal Gal Gal S. I. 13 Lincoln 19 Poly 6 S. H. 22 Balboa 6 Wash. 7 Galileo goes for a 30 yeard touchdown with Pineda carry- ing the ball and Oliver, Taylor, Huie, and Simpson supplying the blocks! - 'E V ' We ,z ff 4 ' J' ' Z' 1 iff' .If . Q',l,:3:. il'. - K' all fs 5 1' A, W YZ , 1, M Q ,M , ,, , mgfg- . fm I iv! M AM'

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Nur A Mission tacl-der fails to bring down Wade as he carries the ball for a gain. LI PL PA J.V. sCoREBoX Gal 53 Gal 13 Gal 21 Gal l3 Gal O Gal 39 Gal 35 Poly 13 S. I. 18 S.l-I. O Bal 6 Lowell 6 Wash 26 Lincoln 6 The Lions gain more ai-da e as Pineda sli s out of the Bear's hands, Simpson and An unidentified Lion goes for the tackle as Ranjo, George, Kajiwara., and Oliver block other Bears. Y E P Violante charge to his aid.

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pvlunior Varsity RW BACK ROW: Coach McBride, Franklin Thomas, Amiel Parker, Alan Wade, Rich Shay, jon George, Scott Laflin, Henry Gordon MIDDLE ROW: Donald joel, james White, jim Kajiwara, Bob Seranto, Terry I-Iuie, Tom Valdespino, Art Cooper, FRONT ROW: George Ranjo, Larry Barnette, Willie Carter, Thysiah Ivy, Al Oliver, Cosmo Violante, Bill Pineda, and JITII Taylor Under the great coaching ability of Coaches McBride and McCaffrey our Junior Varsity team Won five out of their eight games , making two of them shut- outs. Their five-eight record was achieved by beating Poly, Sacred Heart, Balboa, Mission, and Lincoln, All players presented a Wonderful performance in the entire league play and there lies much potential within the team for future varsity victories. Soph- Frosh Coach McCaffrey and his Soph- ing display of football with their three-three Wins , which was achiev ed by emerging victorious over Poly, Balboa, and Washington, Their game with Lowell this year was cancelled because of rain. Frosh team have shown an outstand-