Newbury Park High School - Pawprint Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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j.V. Team Ties for Marmonte League Championship A Draw With the Thousand Oaks Lancers is,. ' Q . A4 M' 'gz4g:.....-: -.YL A -----M--4 P? 55:5 L , 1 ' gli ' ,gf W - - Y . up ' '2i5m,l'i 3- f 77 I ' M ' 1 ' ' 5-!, :f ' T 2 ff' ' Q- A-fr? - fgit- . .'1'?:fcf2,-,aa . , ji, .X vp, 'Iii If, -I YL? t. 2. 0 fx L sl . 4 1' Q, , V 6, , . A I ,jr .tel A ffllxgi f' ' SM, , -' c f 1 L 4 3 Ja . gh Q . Tfffll' , V. san.-V sa Lg f t - l L .ll...aw W , ..-, .4 - 1 The entire team appears to be in on the tackle at the Oxnard game. 2 Kevin Blum, 22, exults as the team gains another six points and closes in on a conquest. 3 jim Erickson, 20, leaps to capture a speed pass from Quarter- back Brian Mosley. 4 john Bechard, 63, and Kevin Blum, 22, are literally up in the air over the Oxnard offense. 36 j.V. Football V . . ,.., ,V Y . ?,. . .,,. M., Stretching to reach an Oxnard receiver, Kevin jones, 72, at- tempts a tackle. Sliding between two linemen, Kevin Mann, 12, adds yardage while Bob Fassl, 32, guards from behind. The players fall to the ground as they grapple with each other for the ball. ,. -. 5

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-A ' x NPHS 6 NPHS 20 NPHS 26 NPHS 0 NPHS 27 0 CAMARILLO 6 SIMI 6 OXNARD 3 THOUSAND OAKS 6 ROYAL jUNlOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD ,- i !v- 2 . ,-,,, 2 NPHS 34 26 Agoura The junior Varsity Team tore into the season with an excellent game against A oura. By half time, the two teams were neck and necE with a 22 to 20 score in the Panther's favor. As the game proceeded, the matchless Panther offense led the team to a clear 34 to 26 victory. Runningback Bruce jones played a notable game by completing 754 yards and two touchdowns. Brice Dailey was not far behind with 743 yards and one touchdown. Two more touchdowns were made by Kevin Blum and Bob Fassl. The team ran a total of 383 offensive yards to bring about the victory. As it turned out, the Agoura game was merely a bit of foresight of things to come for the entire season. Coaches McKeown and Hendricks consult with Brian Mosley 6122 on game strategy. j.V. Football: Front Row, Kevin Blum, Rick Kenny, Ricardo Stelzmiller, Scott lsenburg, Greg Kennedy, Bob Fassl, Kevin jones, Scott Stotko, Bruce jones, Brice Dailey. Second Row, jim Erickson, Kevin Mann, Tony Delgato, Steve Stuart, Rick Sturn, Rusty Navarro, jeff Gregory, john Bochard, john Mes- sinbring, Brian Mosley. Third Row, jim Losey, Bob Debnam, Tony Eicker, Bob Barnard, john Lanzarone, Craig Harmon, jerry Delbridge, Bob Miller, Mark Day, Richard Whitmore. Fourth Row, Coach Hendricks, john Peterson, Keith Whitmer, Dane Taylor, Kevin Farr, jim Hicks, Erick Talley, Coach Mc- Koewn, Coach Abdalla, Top Row, Managersg Scott Hildreth, Ramon Valincia. Not Picturedg Frank Grimaldo, Bob Porter. 3 Brian Mosley 1122 fades back to launch a pass while Bruce jones 6242 and john Mesenbring i702 stand guard. 4 Everyone scrambles after a fumbled ball during an important play against Oxnard. 5 Bob Fassl 1322 and jim Losey t862 bring an Oxnard receiver to the ground. j.V. Football 85

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V1---1-':39Q1AL,::1 pixel, . ., .., NPHS 20 6 SIMI The Panthers defeated the Simi Pioneers in a power- ful 20 to 6 triumph. The most notable events in the game were the yardage gains made by key players. Bruce jones made two touchdowns and ran 721 yards while Brice Dailey ran fifty yards and made one touch- down. Kevin Blum carried the ball four times for 45 yards and an eleven yard average. The Panthers proved their might by holding Simi's 6'5 , 270 pound running back to a mere 41 yards on the ground. j.V. Football 87