Oceana High School - Tiburon Yearbook (Pacifica, CA)

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL-First Row: Derick Horton, Gary Bester, Jim Reid, Dan Cole, Russ Guidry, Mike Malloy, Keith Hefner, Earl Bradley, Coach Jess Jones, SECOND ROW: Coach John Gilmore, Dan Gonos, Pete Herzog, John Mulac, Roger Lampela, John Osterlund, Mike Bartholomew, Jim Killen, Hugh Mc Monigle. THIRD ROW: Doug Dawkins, Nick Taylor, Craig Callihan, Al Miranda, Pete Raynal, Jim Reed, John Brown, Tony Kerlegan. FOURTH ROW: Roger Raynal lstatl, Bill Svozil, Eric Kwiecien, Jeff Cory, Ed Biancalana, Mark Murri, Kevin Luey, Sam Valentino, George Maguire. Not Pictured: Kim Carter, Coach Mike Lucero. illl'.P'L 'hamp The 1976 frosh football team achieved the dis- tinction of becoming 0ceana's first unbeaten, championship football team . The season began with onesided victories over Alta Loma C37-69, Parkway C21-89, and South- wood C35-65, continued with one point wins over Westborough and Westmoor, and climaxed with re- sounding victories over Jefferson l33-6J and Terra Nova C34-73 . Oceana was anchored offensively by linemen Bill Svozil and John Mulac, by receivers Derrick Horton and Gary Bester, and by the backfield combination of Pete Herzog and Tony Kerlegan, with Kerlegan amassing over 900 yards rushing and scoring 11 touchdowns. The defense was led by Bill Svozil, Earl Bradley, Alphonso Miranda and Nick Taylor. Oceana's championship frosh team was a team of e balance , with many hardworking individuals, each of whom has a bright football future ahead ofthem .

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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL-Front Row: Misielo Fineangnofo, Dan Bier Jaime Miranda John Thomas Mike Thompson, Ignacio Araquistan, Noel Santosg Middle Row: Jim Kasch, John Killen, Shawn Rivafrente Fred Peralta Dave Lawrence, Glenn Green Rick Rasor, Bruce Cannon. Back Row: Coach Ray Schnapp, Robert Petschel, Steve Sampson, Mark Page, Tom Pryor, Greg Pera Mike Tyler, Luim Gogan, Bill Perry, Louis Arellano, Don Torres Head Coach Art Hermosillo This year's Sophomore Football Team had a very disappointing season. After having an excellent 6-1 Freshmen year, this years Sophomores dropped off to a record of 2-7. Even with this disappointing season, the Sophomores did have their bright spots. One of them was the team's IVlost Valuable Player, Jamie Miranda, who rushed for over 1 ,000 yards and 10 touchdowns during the season. Another in- dividual who performed admirably was John Thomas, the team's lvlostlnspirational Player, who did well in tight situations. This year's lineman of the year Tom Pryor, went both ways and showed great versatility in playing many positions. Other promi- sing linemen for next year's Varsity are lVlike Tyler, Greg Pera, John Belloumini, Ignacio Araquistan, and John Killen. ,dopll !c?7a?e W