Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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JR. VARSITY — : ' 2 - ■ Pictured Left to Right, Row ], Robert Locke, Mike Garcia, Joe Lea, Dana Fogle, Mike Cotter, Mike Weisenberger, Mike Jones, Paul Men¬ doza, Eric Garner, Richard Zaucha, Martin Ranger, Don Akaba. Row 2, Terry Buckmaster, Darren Yancey, Mark Collins, John Kalawaia, Anthoney Armsdon, Dave Betts, Wes Eacret, Jim Lasovich, Bob Mer¬ ten, Jim Suth, Chris Gorges, Ben Gallagher, Ken Vaughn, John Mock. Row 3, Mike Coleman, Andy Theobald, Mike Heaton, Phil House- worth, Craig George, Gary Henkle, Bill Peters, Tony Ulibarri, Mike Thomas, Scott Burbank, Brent Dalrymple, Renie Collins, Coach Bot- erenbrood. Row 4, Coach Cileste, Bernadette Hoffman, Phil Duarte, Errol Butter, Bruce Wilkes, Steve Klein, John Luevano, Alvin Pan- eaquo, John Janssens, Mike O’Neil, Kirk Delehoy, John Valentine, Steve Barnum, Todd Wellman, Ken Matzek, Coach Pohl. The J.V. Football team pro¬ vided many moments of ex¬ citement and tension. The team was coached by Coach Boterenbrood who, not only trained them in the skills of the game, but con¬ tributed to a high measure of team spirit. The team ended the season with a 5-5-1 game stand¬ ing. O ’Dowd Edison Skyline Mem. M.S.J. Am. Wash. New. Logan Ken. 0 0 0 0 26 0 6 20 20 34 Irvington 46 Irvington 18 Irvington 7 Irvington 6 Irvington 0 Irvington 13 Irvington 6 Irvington 0 Irvington 7 Irvington 0 FOOTBALL 92

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VARSITY FOOTBALL This year’s Varsity Football team showed definite improvement over teams of the recent past. For the first time in the last three years they finished with a winning record of five wins, two ties and three losses. The main asset of the team has been a “to¬ getherness” and dedication to the job at hand. Although the of¬ fense did sputter at times, it proved able to put points on the board when they were really needed. Defensively, the Vikings were nothing short of outstanding, giving an average of less than ten points per game to all opponents. Coach Miller said that this team was a pleasure to coach and that this year’s se¬ niors were a group that he will always remember for their hu¬ mor as well as their ability to play football. Scores O ’Dowd 7 27 Irvington Edison 7 13 Irvington Skyline 7 6 Irvington Memorial 0 27 Irvington Mission 20 20 Irvington American 9 7 Irvington Washington 22 0 Irvington Newark 0 27 Irvington Logan 12 35 Irvington Kennedy 20 16 Irvington 91

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FRESHMAN The Frosh Football team last year was a period of both trial and er¬ ror. Though the scoreboard didn’t favor the Irvington side too often, it did provide the Frosh team with experience, which will improve the skills of each player for next year. Memorial 16 Irvington 16 Mission 22 Irvington 0 American 6 Irvington 28 Washington 40 Irvington 0 Newark 34 Irvington 16 Logan 20 Irvington 8 Kennedy 31 Irvington 16 Pictured Left to Right, Row 1, Rich Silveria, Hank Perusse, Mark Ross, Ron Pappas, Wallace Bluford, Peter Verbaere, Richard Alexander, Bill Sedgwick, Jeff Freitas, Doug Louie, Dan McGhee, Jacob Gallardo. Row 2, Rick Mu- cino, Fred Danchez, Jose Robles, Tim Henriqus, Jeff Carter, Orlando Car¬ denas, Phil Abbenhaus, Wayne Craddock, Jim Adair, David Sonez, Ed Rod¬ gers, Mark Hammond. Row 3, Hank Marrin, Craig Schultz, Ruben Rubio, Verne Reeves, Jim Ramirez, Paul Champoux, Brent Sunderlund, Mike Schu¬ bert, Tom Hovis, Ken Bassett, Jeff Deien, Dan Dias, Bob Harlick. Row 4, Coach Bill Capracecca, Dale Jones, Jim Bader, LeRoy Fitzgerald, Jeff McClure, Joe Martinez, Mike Massarii, Bob Howe, Chris Christensen, Ed Or¬ tiz, Lance Chapman, Ken McHowe, Allan Stone, Coach Gene Citta, Coach Ty Thomas, Coach Gary Grube. Not Pictured: Robin Lewis. FOOTBALL 93