Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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THE JUNIOR Varsity football had an impressive record this season. They started their season with a 14-24 loss to 'South Hills however, they came back to trample the La Puente Warriors 32-3. Their loss to West Covina 8-l 8, was soon followed by another to Glendora, 18-32. The season picked up with a 34-0 shutout against Edgewood and with Covina forfeiting. With our forfeiting to Los Altos, the season ended in a 3-4-O league record. The team then voted runningback Greg Vasquez Most Valuable player because of his tremendous yardage record. Coach Lee Fair did a fine iob with this team when it is considered they would not even know who the team members would be until the day before the game. Also, they would have only one hour's practice separate from Varsity and ten minutes in which to learn the plays used by the JV team. CX Q Q .5 l Football 69

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Ca ts Womp Warriors With high expectations of a winning season, defeat lowered Wildcats spirits. The Varsity football team had something against them from the very start. They played with all the skill and determination they had, but they were out-sized by most of the opposing teams in the league. Fired up against the number l C.l.F. contenders, the Wildcats hosted the Huskies but fell to a dramatic 14- 20 defeat. The fire soon smoldered as the Cats continued their losing streak against West Covina and Los Altos. Spirits lifted as the Wildcats womped the Warriors on L.P.'s home turf 25-13. The 'I977-78 team promises to improve upon their 6-l record. Returning lettermen Peter Beattie, Butch Spalione and Don Bowley expect to provide the necessary boost for the Wildcats bid at the Sierra League title. 'R Y 68 Varsity Football

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Record Set: 1 - The 1976 football season was a most successful one for the dominant Sophomore team. Wildcats hold- ing with a 7-2-0 record to complete the season shows outstanding prospects for the Varsity next year. The highlight of their victories was a 20-6 win over the high spirited Los Altos team. Ending the year with a remark- able five game shut-out and now withstanding a two year record of 15-3-0. Halfback John Gomez gained an unbelievable 934 yards for the team while fullback Mark Blackley accumulated 51 points. As for the teams opponents - we scratched out La Serna 20-0, Prowled around South Hills I2-0, Leaped over Royal Oak 20-0, Blew l.a Puente away at I4-0, and totally bruised Edgewood 38-0. With an outcome like this the Sophomore team is sure to be at the top for years to come. - - v . :fi I -.vu-1 X 104,- 433 11 Ray Amicone, Kevin Baker, Mark Blackley, Manuel Cane, John Casas, Gino Cassella, Mike Clifford, Fernando Dominguez, Raul Estevez, Mike Figueroa, Mike Fontenot, Greg Gardiner, George Gonzales, Jon Gomez, Tim Harmon, Sheldon Hawkins, Mark Hedge, Joe Hengste- beck, Greg Kvochak, Ernie Laiia, Hassem Linaros, Rick Lopatriello, Randy Lummer, Allen Marti- nez, Able Medina, Richard Noon, Randy Nordstrom, Tom Odgers, Tony Odriozola, Dale Pathe, Faustino Ramirez, Peter Ramirez, David Serrano, Steve Spalione, Mike Sumpter, Frank Ward, Wilson Wong. 70 Sophomore Football