Paramount High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

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2 1227 ggfllgg al53l,12 l46 5 Va Row One Harold Muller Ken Ouchl Pele Merrick Bud Campbell Brent Bennltt Da e Mulllgan Ruchard Causey Make Lewls Mel Clark Frank Morero Doug LoVelere Row Two Manager Doug Verhoef Coach Tom Middleton Harold Robertson Dan Walters Arnold Glen Jerry Kuhn Lesler Coombes Cllff Shelley Jay Coates John Null Al Hllton Dave Socket! Coach Cleo Cordell Row Three Bull Lord Elton Sager Fred Hlll Bob Storostka Bob Feenstro Leroy Woods Rodney Tld ell Melvln Coe Bob Hoag Nelson Wysong Absent Jum Lttle Lorry Bogle T.-P Q V? in 4 Q fq ' 'bu rg if A - + T 1 I I 3 I fe X 'Et C . 7 K 3. as , . l gl 3 x Q Q ,MW 3 . V A ll W , i lf, my :look to i e ufure S5-Q 'rt S-1-J' or I A ,J j . . L l P C . ' . ' ' . ' . y .ll I . ., . , . i 'W l 134 Rldmg hugh on the splrlt built by l958 s Coast League Champuons thus years Varsrty found the going tough sleddrng lnexperrenced proved to be the mayor factor hampermg squad and coaches allke Stull rooters will not soon forget the vuctory over Jordan or the wan snatched from the Chaffey Tigers Flne sportsmanship was displayed on the field and In the stands However d sappomtlng this season added another thrrlllng chap ter to Paramounts pugskm hustory Fme lme play was dlsplayed by Jlm Lrttle Jerry Kuhn Elton Sager Rod Trdwell and Melvm Coe The superb runmng of Mlke Lewrs Dave Sackett Fred Hall Harold Muller well mnxed with a dash of exploslve llne play provlded the fans wnth many excltlng moments When the smoke of bat tle had drrfted away these awards were made by the Coast League and at the seventh Annual Purate Foot ba'l Awards Banquet Most Valuable Varsity Player and All Coast League lsecond teaml tackle Jum Luttle Paramount Journal Award and All Coast League lsec ond teaml halfback Make Lewas Most lmproved Player Dave Sackett Most lnspnratlonal Player Al Halton Most Valuable JV Player Make Clark and Most Valuabel Bee Player Bob Marshall Varsrly Football Coaches Tom Muddlelon and Cleo Cordell

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F'Q ,aivgaudwiwff Sf' M '5 t if N mf' News Row One Frank Maletta Tony NICOSIO Roland Morrus Crarg Butterworth Gary Murray Martin Eyler Dave Kraymck Ken Thompson Tom Lovengler Vuc Scarprno Row Two Leonard Moreno Dave Wotrlng Stan Baker Joe Maldonado Alex Mar tlnez Don Hohl Larry Foster Larry Leusek John Bustos Manuel Perez Jon Johnson Row Three Coach Ray Rabunek C Captarn Bob Marshall Jrm Jordan Make Gorham Roger Morissette Art Martln Leonard Blanton Jerry Whutt Harald Whlte James Armstrong Larry Holt Frank Etter Co Captoun Jrm Barrslc Aqurlmo Exposlto Ned McNabb Bull Glbbons Coach Bob Knlelrng The greatest Bee team rn the scwool s hrstoryl Coach Bob Kmelung s grldsters took possession of the Coast League Bee Champlonshlp wrth a hard fought 12 6 victory ower Warren whale l0OO fans looked on The squad was sparked all year by the performances of Bob Marshall 1959 BEE RECORD Bull Grbbons Jam Barlslc and Jlm Jordan to mentlon only a few Coach Knlelrng rated Co Captarns Bob Marshall PH EXCelSl0f and Jlm Barlslc the flnest QB and guard he has ever PHS coached whale Ball Grbbons and Roger Morrnssette had no equals ln turning Marshall s passes Into quick Pirate touch PH Chqffey downs Almost every game brought new laurels to the school wath vlctorles In the last mlnute of play In four of the fnve league games The opener wuth Compton found PH Common the Prrates behlnd 7 O wrth two mlnutes untrl halftxme when Bob Marshall hut Blll G bbons wnth a AO yard TD pass PH l-Ynwood and the halft me score stood 76 The Prrate attack bogged down three mrnutes remalned when QB Marshall PH Dommguez agarn hut Gibbons for a 30 yard TD and a vvctory The PH Centennial season s last game agalnst Warren proved a flttlng fnnale Wrth ten seconds untrl halftume Sensor Stan Baker unter cepted a Bear pass to cash an for a 6 O lead Warren tled the score In the third Marshall then hut Gibbons with passes to get wlthln range then Manuel Perez scored on a Statue of Lrberty play later nullrfled by a penalty Two plays later QB Bob Marshall hut right end Roger Morrssette for the wrnmng TD and the Bee Crown Jordan PH Downey PHS Warren . 'wh 6 Q ':, . I I . . I ' f , A L f ki?L'J',T'Z+T'lf5'??7f5?,3:liliac? ' 'iiise-'.lZ21 rfw-Lrglfffm- llfgffift C league ee 10114 . 3 , . U 1 U, ' E - A . -' G s-7 .,,,aaaaal..,, ,aaaa,aaaaa,.,a ' -33 ' . f . -25 as ,a,,aaaaaa T. . as -26 ' ' ' ' ' - s-19 .,,,aaaaaa...,..,., a,aa , -14 ' . . . . - . s-28 ...,aaa,aaaa,r.,,,. - o I , ' . . ' , . S-19 .,..eeees s,r.s eeee- A T -- -7 'D '- 5 - . ' s-13 aaa,,.,,aaa ar.r.a aaa, - 7 f . .' ' ' s-25 ,aaa D as ' -20 ' ' I - , .I s-13 .l,.a B ' -21 . . . . . Q -12 - 6