Los Angeles Valley College - Crown Yearbook (Valley Glen, CA)

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.Q Q 'Q V'-5 . stx .lik l WORRIED WARRIOR-Unidentified El Camino Warrior is surrounded and pulled to the dirt after short gain. Tribe fullback Glen Kezar l36i considers whether or not he should go to the rescue. Lions Take Victory, Deleol And Honors ' . .lf lil ML, JOLTIN' JOE-Lion halfback Joe Sutton takes off away from San Diego Knights in Balboa Stadium gridfest. Sutton later caught winning touchdown pass to give Valley a 'I4-12 win. ll8 PISTOL PETE--Athletic Director Ben McFarland hands Most Outstanding Player award to little Pete Holt. Holt, now in the Valley Hall of Fame was named to the first team All-Metropolitan Conference and to two All-American teams. qi'

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Cne of the highlights ofthe Valley foot- ball season is the traditional Horsecollar football game with Glendale College. Start- ed some eight years ago as a gag, the ill- famed Collar has remained through the years as a symbol of defeat. This year the symbol hangs squarely around the neck of the Glendale Vaqueros, who suffered a hard-to-take 28-8 loss to the Monarchs at Glendale High Oct. 2. Substituting free- ly, Coach Al Hunt's Lions pulverized the Vaq attack. Tom Pulford looked sharp on a 12-yard end spurt for a touchdown. A slick 27-yard pass play from Tom Davies to Jim Zar accounted for one more score. Davies later broke his iaw in practice and was out the remainder of the season. COACHES AWARD - Bob Zuliani lleftl accepts Coaches Trophy from Valley head football coach Al Ace Hunt at annual Sports Awards Banquet. Lions Give Vaqs GOODBYE COLLAR-Monarch co-captains Dick Cholakian, Pete Holt and Tom Maguire and Lion ASB President Paul Cocciante take a last dnl? l 1 --ffifgg 1 X M i LIL , . .sr ,Is iCollar' ln Classic fond look at undesirable Horsecollar before turning the booby SMOTHERED-Jimmy Zar, Valley end, holds on for his life in Glendale prize over to the Vaqs. Valley traditional. Vaqueros fell to the Monarchs by a 28-8 score. , I -I - I . -up-u - ,LN - Q .,r,'1.L u ,-is

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Tom Davies tossed a conversion pass that bounced out of San Diego end Kern Carson's hands and into the outstretched arms of Joe Sutton. The two points broke a 12-12 tie and gave Valley the win. The game was played Oct. 10 in San Diego. A three game Monarch honeymoon ended on Monarch Field Oct. 17 as the El Camino Tribe upset Valley 24-6. Valley had three chances to hit the scoreboard but could only cash one in. A 21-yard pass from Phil Romoli to Pete Holt netted the score. Valley held off a late scoring threat by Har- bor to win 20-14 in the Wilmington fog. Tom Pulford, Phil Romoli and Pete Holt all lit the Monarch side of the scoreboard. The Hawks came back in the second half with two touch- downs. It was easy pickin's for Valley's eager Mon- archs against East Los Angeles on a cold Hal- loween night on Monarch Field. Nearly every- body got into the winning act as Valley rolled up an easy 33-17 win over its hapless visitors. Joe Sutton picked up 151 yards. LITTLE RICHARD-Dick Cholakian, co-captain and line- man accepts award from Athletic Director Ben McFarland. Cholakian was named Most Inspirational Player on the 1959 squad. f .ff 1 X. RAMBLIN' ROMOLI-Quarterback Phil Romoli speeds away from Harbor would-be tacklers and puts Valley ahead in the ball game on touchdown gallop. Valley won 20-14. Lions Roll Right Along lx.lii WELCOME-Halfback Dave Shirley of East Los Angeles is forced into unfriendly Valley bench by Lion back Bob Freis. 119 I . Y ,...., Xml? f N