Mount Miguel High School - Mil Memorias Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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championships and the persuit of championships are the desires of all mount miguel students who actively participate in competitive athletics, and it is the purpose of this program to provide as many students the opportunities to represent their school and to be associated with as many championship efforts as possible. although achampionship effort doesnot always result in a championship because of its competetive nature, it becomes our responsibility to develop the competitive attitude together with the ingredients of teamwork and sportsmanship. whether winning or losing, the students must sacrifice to perform with their greatest efforts. in order to compete favorably on the championship level, their efforts must include extra striving to develop their physical body with conditioning and exercising. their prime objective is being able to perform the rhythm and movements that are demanded of them. also. an added emphasis is placed on developing their mental as well as physical attitudes. 9915 l 'v N' n l it W e x 2. . S1 mi t... . it iii. . ir, 2: . .... . fl l i X , 4 'NN' ,J i y,,, 'film N i fitgwy fssatigik ,gk -.L- c . ,g. g.:, sq ' 's ' i ,mmf '-in if

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for the first time in recent history, all three levels of the matador football were in contention for league championships. rebounding from a few slack years, the matadors, though badly mauled by injuries, made this year a success- ful one. jess jenner spirited the offense through most of the season. when jess was injured during the hard fought helix game, john madigan took the reins. momentarily floun- dering, he soon showed the same poise as his predecessor. In a pre- season game tom sperla, a promising varsity back, sustained a crippling back in-jury paralyzing his legs permanently, so thought his doctor. tom wouldn't be defeated. he returned to school second semester with normal use of his legs. on most teams the backfield predominates the spotlight on the team. not to be outdone, center phil stevenson, tackles dan mc ewing and dan weldy provided a strong back- bone for any offensive play. the matadors ended the year with a five win and two loss record. varsity football coaches-1. offensive line: harold stratton, defensive backfield: brian smith, defensive line: russel boemke, head coach: dwighf morris, defensive line: rick abood. 2.tom gallagher nimbly out-steps his adversaries and makes the threat to their goal line very real. varsity team- 1. john madigan, 2. jess jenner, 3. clay smith, 4. mark richardson, 5. steve haynes, 6. rocky lancaster, 7. tom allen, 8. tom gallagher, 9. mike jacobsmier, 10. mike mcfarlin, 11. doug law, 12. ed morris, 13. everett arguillez, 14. phil williamson, 15. rick pacheco, 16. miguel cesena, 17. randy stringer, 18. phil hoff, 19. earl carter, 20. vic owens, 21. mike benson, 22. bob ludwig, 23. chris palazzolo, 24. dan huff. fcontinuedy -4 . j 1 . 2 Q N we sl me 17 jg ' 19 N- K .1 .R ' K V ' . - J .:: wi 1. E . j . .jg-KM' 7 A . . A . , . .. wxxliixx j . moglggs , S 7 fy- 4 tl