La Colina Junior High School - Acrobiblos Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Betsy Seegert Don Selezinka Peter Sevilla Don Sexton George Silva Janis Silver Rick Sinclair Vicki Sinclair Nora Slutzky Bruce Smith Eric Smith Maren Smith Robbie Smith Shari Smith Mark Sorrow Joyce Stanton Randy Steele Bob Stepkowski Linda Stewart Mary Anne Stewart Roger Stewart Dan Strever Joe Stroble Mark Sullivan TX 3' wwf Wgw Rick Renz Bob Reynolds M. Rheinschmidt I. Richards M. Richardson Fred Rivera K. Robinson C. Rochelle Ioe Rodriguez I. Roessler Doug Rogers N. Rudnicki S. Rudnicki Mike Ruse Anne Ryslinge Randy Saad Hans Sacre Alan Salsberg Mac Sanborn Steve Sanders John Santrizos C. Schabram Lynn Schaffter G. Scherman D. Schwarzberg Kendall Scott Sharon Scott Pete Seagoe ,js 1, 2 s'XwX 1 .MF dxf w. X8 42.6 Lael?

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Marret Mills Susan Mills Ralph Monks Ken Moore David Moreno Joe Moreno Becky Morgan Andrew Mori Scott Morlan P. Morrissey B. Mowatt Lee Naftzger Donna Nagel Janet Neslen T. Newman S. Newswanger Mark Nielsen Gary Norcross Jim Norris Audrey North Michael Nunn Cindy Ochoa Martha Ogle Katie Ordung Frank Ortega D. Osterman B. Ottman Susan Pace Sheila Parish Mike Peache Paul Perrine Jamee Perry Larry Peters Christine Peterson Lance Peterson Wendell Phillips Bob Pickett Bruce Pidgeon Dianne Pitts Robin Pierce Jill Potter Darleen Poulter Jim Pratchard Susan Prater Mike Pratt Bernie Prowell Vicky Putnarn Linda Ramsdell Sherry Reece Robert Reed Steve Reed Rohan Rennie

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--If , ponent might upset t. ple cart. The optimistic, feel 4 this sort of situation occur: A They give the Scots an , chance ,to get by Olympia and .. quiam., They hope they can break :fi Q,-Hieils, against .Aberdeen and Van- couver, 3 Then --thee spotlight would turn squarely thi the annual Thanks- giving day fboneyplcking fiesta with Longviewy with' this Smatch ,decid- ing the conference top bracket, whether Longview goes through undefeated or not. Centrlia bucked Kelsds line for only 66 yards net, a tribute to the Kelso 'forward wall. Joe Trembly and Larry Daggy wer ' outstanding. , , . Aerials Click A But the Tiger found better go- ing by air. Receivers were 'often wide open. Centralia, might have scored more than, once, if the re- ceivers hadn't 'missed several per fect passes. Kelso scored on the opening pla of the second quarter after,ro1 ing to three first downs that c ried the Hilanders from the Q5 tralia 44 yard-line to the tour I Murphy and Larry Kettwig til. turns packing the ball. Kettwig finally cracked over for the touch- down. Bob 'Rutherford's placement soared straight and true giving Kelso a 7-0 lead. f Kelso geared up again during the latter part of the third quar- Qter to engineer a second tally. The Scots started from their 34 yard- stripe. A pass from Jerry Aldrich to Murphy netted 18 yards to the Centralia 43. Murphy plugged away for a first down on the 30. Aldrich added five yards, then Cliff Richards, reserve back, cut through center, reversed to the right and galloped 18 yards to the enemy eight yard-line.. Aldrich Scores A At this point Richards fumbled the ball, and Centralla recovered on their own.. three. A wobhly punt tothe Centralia 30 was gath- ered in by Aldrich who returned it ,to the 18. Murphy and Richards Store off eight and four yards, re- lspectively, then Aldrich ploughed over for the score. Kelso 13, Centralia S. Centralia caught fire late in the last quarter, and took to the sky for their only tally of the game. in H JL t 1 I ,i 1 l . A k 1 ,With four minutes to 59,--th'e iound themselves on their own 184, yard-line. A pushing penalty against Kelso gave the Tigers a first and ten on the 35. ' Rod Hensley, smooth passing es- pert, connected with two tosses to placethe ball on the Kelso 43. He flipped another to Bill Hardcastle .for another first on the Kelso 32. Twenty-five seconds' remained' 'when the pass-happy Tigers fought to the Kelso 18. Touchdown Pass l i ls ll Xi Hensley then! backed off and un- corked a high pass in the end zone to Ari Roberts, who took it out of the air between the out- stretched arms of two defenders. The conversion failed and the score stood Kelso '13, C-entralia 6. 4 It was still that way when the gun went off, interrupting a Cen-