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

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,- ,fo W.. '. 4rv .1 ..Q. N ll V Y, Q, . f f vs .'. 'Ma v4',,,,Y ,w,,Q, A P . f ,h 'Ai-340 wwf. s ' V , . Row One: Tom Overholtzer, Walter Southard, Richard Causey, Gary Johnston, Brent Bennitt, Harold Shears, Jay Coates, Mike Clark. Row Two: Laurence Nielson, Doyle Taylor, Eddie Rosales, Leonard Shubert, Bob Canavan, Dan Walters, Danny Lewis. fU'.4 . . .1959 PHS-27 .,.. Excelsior-27 PHS-6 ..., .,,, J ordan--28 PHS-O .... ..t. C haffey-20 PHS-0 .,A. ..,. D owney-AC PHS-7 ,..,, ,.i,., C ompton-48 PHS-l 2 ..,,,, ,,,. L ynwood-26 PHS-33 ...,. ...,. D ominguez-O PHS-I3 ...,. .,.,. C entennial-40 PHS-7 ..e.. Warren-26 Co-Captain Mike Clark, Coach Danny Blake, and CoCaptain Ed Rosales. With a small squad on hand, Coach Danny Blake faced many problems. Opening with a hard fought tie 27-27 with Excelsior's Pilots, then scor- ing a decisive 33-O win over the Dominguez Dons, this year's JV's played hard all season. Mike Clark, who received the Most Valuable Player award at this year's Football Banquet, as well as Harold Shears and Gary Johnston will prove valu- able assets to the l960's varsity squad. Supple- mented by Junior High stand-outs, the future squads look promising. ,Nrm Ml . .,. -R. 4.7, 21-4 f

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s 3l2L55 :l53l,1a l 5 fs fe Q Q92 Row One Harold Muller Ken Ouchr Pete Merrrck Bud Campbell Brent Bennult Dave Mull gan Rrchard Causey Make Lewis Vlel Clark Frank Morero Doug LoVetere Row Two Manager Doug Verhoef Coach Tom Mrddleton Harold Robertson Dan Walters Arnold Glen Jerry Kuhn Lester Coombes Clrlf Shetley Jay Coates John Null Al Hrlton Dave Socket? Coach Cleo Cordell Row Three Bull Lord Elton Sager Fred Hll Bob Storoshka Bob Feenstra Leroy Woods Rodney Trdwell Mel on Coe Bob Hoag Nelson Wysong Absent Jnm Lrttle Larry Bogle If 'Mi QQ' : '5 ! 134 'ISP ocook to flue guiure Rrdung hugh on the splrlt burlt by l958 s Coast League Champlons this years Varsrty found the going tough sleddmg lnexpernenced proved to be the malor factor hampering squad and coaches alike Stull rooters wrll not soon forget the victory over Jordan or the wm snatched from the Chaffey Tigers Frne sportsmanship was displayed on the freld and ln the stands However dxsappomtrng this season added another thrlllmg chap ter to Paramounts prgskrn hrstory Frne lane play was drsplayed by Jrm Llttle Jerry Kuhn Elton Sager Rod Tudwell and Melvrn Coe The superb running of Make Lewrs Dave Sackett Fred Hull Harold Muller well mixed wrth a dash of exploslve line play provided the fans wath many excltmg moments When the smoke of bat tle had drafted away these awards were made by the Coast League and at the seventh Annual Purate Foot ball Awards Banquet Most Valuable Varsrty Player and All Coast League lsecond teaml tackle Jlm Lrttle Paramount Journal Award and All Coast League lsec ond teaml halfback Make Lewis Most lmproved Player Dave Sackett Most lnsprratronal Player Al Hrlton Most Valuable JV Player Mrke Clark and Most Valuabel Bee Player Bob Marshall Varsrty Football Coaches Tom Mnddleton and Cleo Cordell

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tw tiiSZ2?.s..,,sw-f Q' Us 'M' .. Row One Frank Maletta Tony Nicosia Roland Morris Craig Butterworth Gary Murray Martin Eyler Dave Kraynuck Ken Thompson Tom Lovengler Vic Scarplno Row Two Leonard Moreno Dave Wotrlng Stan Baker Joe Maldonado Alex Mar tlnez Don Hohl Larry Foster Larry Leisek John Bustos Manuel Perez Jon Johnson Row Three Coach Ray Rabinek Ca Captain Bob Marshall Jim Jordan Mike Gorham Roger Morissette Art Martin Leonard Blanton Jerry Whitt Harold White James Armstrong Larry Holt Frank Etter Co Captain Jim Barisic Aquulino Expasito Ned McNabb Bill Gibbons Coach Bob Kmeltng 1959 Condi ,Ceague The greatest Bee team In the school s history' Coach Bob Kmeling s gridsters took possession of the Coast League Bee Championship wth a hard 'fought l2 6 victory over Warren while lOOO fans looked on The squad w'1s sparked all year by the performances of Bob Marshall Bill Gibbons Jim Barislc and Jim Jordan to mention only a few Coach Knnellng rated Co Captains Bob Marshall and Jim Barislc the finest QB and guard he has ever coached while Bull Gibbons and Roger Morrnssette had no equals In turning Marshall s passes into quick Pirate touch downs. Almost every game brought new laurels to the school with victories in the last minute of play in four of the five league games, The opener with Compton found the Pirates behind 7-O with two minutes until halftime when Bob Marshall hit Bill Gibbons with a 40-yard TD pass and the halftime score stood 7-6. The Pirate attack bogged down- three minutes remained when QB Marshall again hit Gibbons for a 30-yard TD and a victory. The season s last game against Warren proved a fitting finale. With ten seconds until halftime Senior Stan Baker inter- cepted a Bear pass to cash in for a 6-O lead. Warren tied the score in the third. Marshall then hit Gibbons with passes to get within range then Manuel Perez scored on a Statue of Liberty play, later nullified by a penalty. Two plays later, QB Bob Marshall hit right end Roger Morissette for the winning TD and the Bee Crown. ee l0l'lJ PHS PHS PH PH - PH - PHS-I3 PH -25 P - 3 PHS-I2 ORD Excelsior Jordan .. Chaffey ,... Downey- . Compton , Lynwood Dominguez Centennial Warren 'Wf-