Rancho Alamitos High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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BCC S SIJHUIICILTY Rancho Opponent 12 ...... W. Covina 7... .. John Muir O... .... Tustin 7 ...... Buena Park O... Orange.. 6. . . . . Brea . . 33... ...Valencia .. Capo .. 27... . Laguna .. 26... .. Pictured above are: Coach John Callard, co-captains Gary Hart and Mark Farrens and Coach Ray Johnson. Not pictured is co-captain Ray Dymond. Front left to right: J. Velasquez, M. Lane, J. Armstrong,R. Johnson, N. Alston, L. Lauriano, Ken Nelson, R. Dymond. Second: S. Stokke, L. Fogiasso, B. Hoyt, G. Hill, D. Flanagan, E. Hamor, M. Pittser, T. Carlson, M. Minor. Third: B. Krasho, D. Labough, G. Andrews, F. Lang, B. Mitchell, D. Rauch, D. O'Hern, G. Hart, T. Bykerk, H. Salazar. Fourth: D. Antich, K. Teague, R. Kiker, R. Biehn, D. Dufore, G. Leatherman, A. Stevener, L. Cather, R. Smith, Mgr. Larry Rapp. J me my L' 14jeblg'.31fl8?33f'eP2. -23 14 . X Q' l 'z ' . :' ,ef 46794 10-1 .411-30 Tv-S 1613 ing L The Bee football team finish- ed its second year with a five win, three loss, and one tie rec- ord. They were coached by John Collard and Ray Johnson. Sco re 0 ...l4 7 O 7 6 O ..l8 ...l8

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mi lll Rancho Alamitos made a valiant showing against last year's CIF champs, when They were eliminated from The playoffs by losing for The second time of the season to The powerhouse eleven by one Touchdown, This Time 27-20. The game was full of action but losing The ball to Claremont seven Times on fumbles was The clincher. The big gun for Claremont was its full-back, Bill Colby, who countered twice. A 55-yard run by Van Dyke and a 19-yard pass by Flanagan To Garcia, set up BaTtreal's Tally from The four. Flana- gan ran a brilliant 71-yard score and Van Dyke bulged through The line and went 78 yards for other Vaq Tallies. 'iv' ., MN Head Coach Herb Hill scratches his head in dismay as he finds the Vaqs have drawn Claremont for the first CIF playoff game. Some of the top strength for the Vaqs line up in aggressive pose. Front: Bob Fowler, Dennis Vener, Dick Bingham, Wayne Hosack, Jim Gilbert, Tony Passalaque, John Hamor, Backs: John Van Dyke, Dick Arthur, and Billy Garcia, QB, Mike Battreal. X I. ,-. QJJJ 'C tml:-F ,. v-3s3l3l -' fm ldv . . X 3 , . .p . w ,4 NN, :wq:,.,- , K ,h T M 5 , - ,Q mg,-1 - - lf ---.gv,-,Y ' - K ., N ml. . A , 'K x -, ' iw- A , . A . K V 1, . 5 ' -X . ff RPN: .. .x J At. it .' N 'X ,. ' ,F . s . ' ' ' fc b l . -. ' ' .- Z: 1 - ., , 'x T ', . K , . , Q, .Q , -. ., 1. . R .- D I . - ,' ix .v ' 1 is W.. U- - 5 -- -N K.-. -.w-T --3. 'N 'xl 1 'n.4 x 5... tgvq-I-A v xl'

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Q - . L 9 Cee s The Rancho Alamitos power- ful Cee squad under the coach- ing of Wayne Ambrose and Marvin Bates finished the sea- son in high style with a seven win, one loss record for a tie for league championship. The Cee team held its opponents scoreless in all games but the last, picking up 141 points to seven for the opposition. Pictured above are from left to right: Coach Wayne Ambrose, co-captains Don Hemme and Butch Holder, Coach Marvin Bates. From left to right: E. Apodoca, E. Holder, D. Hemme, R. Palmore, R. Bolen, R. Perry, V. Valencia, H, Sisco, J. Stull, D. Williams, B. Gavin. Second. J. Jones, F. Rowe, L. Ornwake, W. Foster, T. Shrout, M. Sheppard, C. Sianez, G. Dorman, J. Elliott, J. Zazueta, B. Finley, P. Stewart, R. Cobb. Third: G. Cennamo, Mgr., M. Woolley, G. Bloecher, D. Dixon, P. Blaylock, A. Ayala, C. Rizuto, B. Halley, T. Ayala, B. Woolford, C. Bevan, F. Bury, W. Esterline, D. Kap- lan, R. Scott. Fourth: D. Denaut, J. Rauch, K. Waelder, R. Hunt, R. Phillips, K. Shaffer, R. Molzahn, R. Perry, P. Olson, D. Clay, L. Harding, N. Castro, R. Webb. 9' tel, T-8l99Fi.2ltl-l '-ffm' 323, 2f ,bi-get