Harlandale High School - Redskin Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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CM ,i Lf ftopj Charles Kenyon bandages a wound for Ramiiio Martinez. ftop rightl Refer- ee given the go ahead for another Indian first down. Qbottoml Tribe offers con- grats to Mario Gonzalez for scoring during a game.

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---- -- fabovej Ralph Hernandez kicks while Joe Ramirez holds to start another game. fbottoml Quarter- back Felix Pacheco is apprehend- ed by a pursuing Highland Owl. Football Tribe blanked South San's Bobcats were able to come from behind twice to squeeze by I4-I 2 be- cause of the Indians inability to complete a successful con- version. The Braves second and last victory of the season was against the winless Bruin team of Edison High. Trailing by a 7-6 margin, a Frank Vil- Iela to Joe Ramirez I7 yard pass with a two point by Ville- Ia put the Indians ahead I4-7 fifteen seconds before the half. Rene Morin put the lid on by making the last touchdown for a final score of 21-I 3. Burbank's Bulldogs upend- ed Harlandale 21-8 in a game by Cowboy: which was plagued with fumbles that Burbank turned into score. Two touchdowns, one a 68 yard scamper by Mario Gonzalez and a 53 yard pass from Felix Pacheco to Joe Ramirez, were called back for penalties. Highlands Owls were placed into a tie for district champ with their 24-I4 win over the Indians. In the annual skirmish be- tween the Cowboys and the Indians, the McCollum green blanked Harlandale 22-O in a game dominated all the way through by the Cowboys. Their win gave them their first district championship. .VK . 32'-hnzlhii I

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Football l 4 Defense - name of game l Coaching the B-team were Mr. Mike Frazier and Mr. Luis Salinas. The boy that was the out- standing sophomore quarter- back was Jimmy Guerrero. ln carrying out a fine Har- landale tradition, defense was the name of the game. The B- sively and with desire, said Mr. Mike Barry. Season scores were four wins, four losses, and one tie. The schools that the B-team beat were Highlands l4-O, Edison l-4-6, Burbank 12-6, and Holmes 7-6. Schools that the B-team lost to were Sam 0, Brackenridge l6-6, and. South San l4-12. The only tie was with Fox Tech 14-14. The penalties were exceptionally low, and most of the games were won by small margins. They are looking forward to next year so that they cam team defense played aggres- Houston 32-8, McCollum 32- put their talents to use. ' l ' J B-football E ftopj Seferino Astorga, Louis San Mi guel, Ralph Valleio, Freddy Espronceda, Johnny Gar- cia, Joe Hernandez, Wendell Wright, Alfred Alvarez fmiddlel Ray Marroquin, William Garcia, Herman San chez, Rudy Cruz, Aniseto Barbosa, Ernest Jaramillo I . Buric Benton, John McRae, fbottomj Jose Mernira, Richard Esquivel, Norbert Zuniga, Jesse Cruz, Ruben , Espronceda, Benny Recio, Jimmy Martinez, Joe Limon, . Mr. Ken Cooper.