Miraleste High School - El Mirador Yearbook (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA)

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J.V.'s Still ndefeated J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES Rolling Hills Palos Verdes Morningside Lawndale .I.V. Football MHS 16 42 28 33 OPP 16 0 8 0 .Lil Greg Johnson throws a completed pass, as Joe Murphy, 76, and Mark Negri, 36, block for him in a clash against Lawndale. Johnson threw for 395 yards, during the season. 'QF lif S, it S Stan Stearns, J,V. split end, catches a pass with no one around as he Sprints for a big gain. During the season Stearns made two touchdowns, and led the Marauders to an undefeated season. l68

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2 O ' ' ,W '- w. ,L If L'-L , L ,l 4' Q1 4 2 A 'f? f'hll' 1 ' 7 .JJ sv' Quarterback Steve.Doran keeps his cool under pressure as he throws a pass down field. Marauders were victorious for the first time in a Homecoming Game. Steve Burns looks on as reserve fullback Mark Doran follows the block of all league tackle, Depth played an important role in the team's best season in their short history. Bursting through a hole in the line, Dave Tenn does his thing this time in the first gameofthe season, Ricky Mileham. 167 MIRALESTE OPPONENT Rolling Hills 22 7 Palos Verdes 26 0 Morningside 24 6 Glendale 36 7 'Daniel Murphy 24 7 'El Segundo 48 12 'Lennox 24 I8 'Lawndale 28 7 'SL Monica 44 8 South Pasadena 24 14 North Riverside 24 3 St. John Bosco 12 21 336 l I0 'Denotes League Games Denotes C.I.F. PlayoffGame Varsity Football

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Xyidfd-' cg Ffiiliiti ,Zi Left to Right Dave Bell, Brent Curry, and Joe Murphy fight for a loose ball, which was knocked out by Bob Kouri, in a J.V. victory against Lawndale. The score was 33-0. This year the Marauder Junior Varsity boasted a three win, no loss, and one tie record. A lot of things happened during the J.V. season that showed good promise for next year's varsity, for instance, Chuck Barsam had 4 interceptions, two of which were run back for touchdowns. The passing attack was a combination of passes from Greg Johnson to Stan Stearns or Chuck Barsam. Johnson threw for 395 yards in 4 games. The running attack was a combination of Tom Buehner, Bob Stearns, Mark Negri, Scott San- ders, and Mark Doran, with the high gainer being Tom Buehner with 6 touchdowns. The offense scored l9 points while the defense limited the opponents to only 24 points and held Palos Ver- des and Lawndale to no points at all. The secret of the defense was making their opponents fumble the ball or throw interceptions, by hard hitting and a good pass rush by the front five. The de- fense was led by Mike Orr, Evan Wright, Bob Kouri, Dave Bell, Joe Murphy, Vance Harris, Dan Pierson, and Brent Curry. TOM BUEHNER CARRIES the ball for a long gain in a game against Glendale High. Buehner's speed and agility helped him in being the leading ball carrier for the J.V. team, as he also scored six touchdowns for the season. l 69 J.V. Football