Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Wrestlers Dominate League As Varsifyls ' ill Fil' .,. .. ,,. f gr WL. Tl fr ie f 'Ulu VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-TOP ROW: S. Wry, E. Buslamanle, B. TOM ROW: Coach Brown, S. Lawson, G. Spoon, R. Nakamura, F Saka Gaefiens, M. Weaver, J. Seeley, L. Sanders, E. Whitby, D. Lopez. BOT- yeda, K. Nishimofo, G. Flake, J. Tallman, R. Moser, J. Schoneman Magnolia 20 . Fullerion .... 33 . Buena Park . . T9 . Western .... 35 Loara ......... 32 . Hunfingfon Beach T7 . Lowell ........ 24 . Sannago . 48 . Savanna . . . 21 Sunny Hills .. 31 . La Habra . 39 . Tustin . . . REFLECTING ON a long season, Coach Jud Brown Talks To CIF entrants from Championship team. T98

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Lightweights in Low League Finishes f' BEE BASKETBALL TEAM-TOP ROW: W. Crook, Coach, J. Hicks, J. Fraser, J. Hale, L. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: B. Newcum, D. Tyrell, J. Walker. Coached by Ivan Schuler the Cees gained many NlCIgl'1OllC1 minutes of playing time and experience for the future. The lightweights posted an 8 win, 14 loss record for the season and 3 win, 12 loss in league play. The Sentinels opened the season with a 30-21 defeat of Garden Grove. Santa Ana beat Magnolia 34-45 before they entered the Western Christmas Tournament. ln the Tournament the Cees defeated Fullerton 44-37, Western 43-31, La Salle 38-32 and in the final championship game Magnolia was defeated by La Habra 20-42. The league season was started on a poor note as the Cees were beaten in a close game by Tustin 33-38. They took the beating out on Sunny Hills defeating them 62-41 in their highest scoring game of the year. The Sentinels then ran into a cold streak and were defeated by Santiago 36-37, La Habra 34-54, Savanna 27-41 and Tustin 33-37, Magnolia again defeated Sunny Hills 43- 38 to end the losing streak. Santiago, La Habra and Savanna downed the light- weights 21-29, 23-44, and 39-45. Tustin was beaten to open the third round 44-42. The last three games were losses for the Cees as Sunny Hills, Santiago and Savanna recorded victories 27-52, 40-47, and 39-43. Garden Grove Santa Ana .. Westminster . Fullerton .... Western . La Salle . . . La Habra Sunny Hills .. Santiago .. La Habra . Savanna .. Tustin .... Sunny Hills . .. Santiago .. La Habra . . Savanna .. Tustin .... Sunny Hills .. Santiago .. Savanna .. Tustin . . .

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Champs and Jayvees Take Second Spot se - w in ,ni A , 57 5 'E-F . - N . Q e H TT 'QQW' TQTLTIQ , , ,.,. I-2: fs E eggs-2 I3 I-2,1-pi, E JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-TOP ROW: J. Lopez, H. Vroliik, manTe. BOTTOM ROW: M. Terrana, N. Kurai, D. Potter, O. Ockey S S. Brydum, D. Broken, J. Drake, T. Allen, N. Flake, L. Avolos, E. Busta- Abramovifz, B- KOQUT. J. Horvofh, B. Ccrpenfer, Couch Hayden Magnolia Jayvees I6 .... Loara . . 20 .... FullerTon . . . . . I4 .... WesTern .... . . 23 ..,.Buena Park 32 ....Loara 25 .... HunTingTon Beach 8 .... Lowell ........ 35 .... SanTiago .. 40 .... Savanna . . . I3 .... Sunny Hills .. .. 34 .... La Habra .. 40 .... TusTin .. Under The direcTion of Jud Brown and STan Hayden, Magnolia's VarsiTy WresTling Team capfured The CresT- view League Championship in The league Tinals held ai TusTin. ln dual meefs The grapplers had a 4 win, I loss season in league compeTiTion and 3 win, 3 loss record in pre-league. The Senfinels defeaTed Saniiago 24-23 and cross-Town rival Savanna 48-9 before losing To Sunny Hills 21-22 in league. La Habra and TusTin were boTh swamped by Magnolia 31-II and 39-I5 To end loop play. Jeff Seeley was' Team captain wiTh Gary Spoon and Larry Sanders Most Valuable and MosT Improved players respecTively. Junior VarsiTy WresTling compiled a 7 win, 4 loss and I Tie record for The season and a very fine 4 win, I loss record en rouTe To second place in The CresTview League. The league was sTarTed wiTh Two sTraighT vicfories as The Jayvees deTeaTed Sanfiago 35-I8 and floqred ouT cross-Town rival Savanna 40-I3. Sunny Hills ended The win sfreak by beaTing Magnolia I3-34. The grapplers ended The season wirh Two lopsided vicTories over La Habra 34-I9 and TusTin 40-6. This ouTsTanding season brings hope for a repeaT of This season's success in VarsiTy compefiiion nexT year.