Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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B FOOTBALL Sparked by the dazzling running of speedy Armando Martinez, B Player of the Year, the Regent team, with a E5-2-U seasonal record, captured its first league crown. When All- DON HAGEN Valley selections were made, eight Reseda RON WAX players besides Martinez were named. They were Tony Davila, Ron Wax, Mike Hererra and Don Hagen on the first team. Second team honors went to Dennis Manskar and Darryl Townsend. Pete King and Fred Coleman re- gf ceived Honorable Mention. The team started the season by suffering a loss X to Burroughs. ln the two following weeks, they bounced back and walloped both San Fernan- do and Poly. TONY DAVILA DARRYL TOWNSEND Against North Hollywood, Manuel Morales picked up a touchdown in the third quarter to break a scoreless tie. Later in the next frame, Darryl Townsend added six points for a l2-U win, leaving Reseda in undisputed first place. ln the next two contests, the locals kept their record clean by shutting out Monroe and Van Nuys. Birmingham ended Resoda's string of shutout games, but despite this the Regents went on to cinch the championship by garnishing a 20-6 victory. MIKE HERERRA PETE KING ln their finale, a speedy Canoga Park backfield handed them an 86 setback. Much credit for the team's fine performance must be given to Coaches lack Boyd and Quentin Quick. ,1 hwy, Not shown: FRED COLEMAN, DENNIS MANSKAR. B FOOTBALL: Row 1: Harlan, Grossman, Swain, Platt, Wilson, Sutton, Calvert, Chambers, Opdhal, Maynard, Miller Row 2 Davila, Goldstein, Coleman, McGrew, Hall, Hagen, Rudkin, Townsend, Cribbs, Colvin, Herrera, Alleman, Row 3: Lang Beres., Eidson, Melton, Manskar, Robyn, Federico, Tidwell, Durham, Wengeler, Billingsley, Tawes, Coach Boyd, Row 4 Coach Quick, King, Morales, Bucher, Debrow, Martinez, Walter, Ayers, Federico, Hathaway, lackson, Bowman, Rudkin, Sotelo, Weary. Row 5: Eisleben, Dodge, Hovey, Perlman, Rogers, Hinkson, Rush, Storck, Crain, Terrhnova, High, Iohnson Geoghegan, Harlin, Baumgardner. Row B: Melton, Rei, Crouse, Robert, Swan, Carpenter, Fisher, Cashion, Stewart, Mos- ieur, Moore, Cray, Spurlock, Schruben, Meylink, Pacha, Dyer. Row 7: Doran, Edge, Mclntosh, Bjelke, Saltonst, Buck, Dempsey, McDonald, Gasper, Lydeen, Robison, Schilling, Kelly, Wilson, Knoch, Southworth, Row 8: Nofziger, Floyd, Boyce Sherman, Martin, Lindberg, Keller, Parker. ENV! W' ZW ,,,,, PM T reg it f tff?fiW4Qt3

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ff, I X CROSS COUNTRY Our powerful Cross Country teams ran over hill, dale, and opposing teams as they enjoyed a very successful season. The Varsity team, led by Ted Eggle- ston and Lewis Barnett, Went all the Way to win the Valley League crown. Members of the team went on to do exception- ally Well in the City Preliminar- ies and Finals. All Regents should recognize the fine effort that was shown by the Varsity, Iunior Varsity, and lOth grade Cross Country,tearns. 5, I ,X It v W P All ' -'il ijt ' ll' cwlrlft 'l I' ,cl 2 K Su VID! LTU i . , V - , I ' I XI I QJVJJL 'X Q ' K, J N NW Fi' if A ,. HW! ft JI lv , W lr .aJlix9--Q Aw Q ,C-'Q-ity V ,H W gg P lf IJ LI 'IJ f Nj JJ 'M Iv M x y XJR, CIW 'bl M fl' ,ffl IN DM. Azlfjxy L A V ff ,I -zvfwlf- ' I .2 X ,N ,IU'f Wd I2 sy UTI' Vllwly WM I ff M ll ll-7 Il' . ' I fl X' 13 Vqfwlbjq U I 0 Itfjyb, IVV lk IM ,UV my Q, ly ' ,yi XJ 'X' i M , Lp I W lf ,IW 1! I I I , 21 QW . A Z I .X , .5 Q fx-1 rr QQ QQ 'Q ,fs VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: T. Mitchell, R. Baumsteiger, D, Parodi, I. Ogden, L. Barnett, D. Starks, T. Bobuck, D. Demars. Row 2: Coach Leahy, D. Iackson, T. Eggleston, P. Andrew, D. Burke, B. Gangwer, B, Butler, W. Solt, I, Handley, B. Lanni, Coach Zuniag. LV. CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: T. Mitchell, I. Holmes, T. Burge, R. McClave, R. Ellis, P, Mac- Doran, I. Bay, D. Demars. Row 2: Coach Leahy, K. Slayter, S. Gerig, I. Leolgerwood, G Kirkelie, P. Nickerson, I. Williams, B. Olsen, B. Noe. Row 3: L. Mazzola, H. McDonald, R Hoyes, W. Andren, B. Davis, G. Iolley, L. Graber, A. Hackney. IUTH GRADE CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: L, Standring, D. lserman, D. Baumsteiger, K, Wil- lard, B. Arnspeiger, B. Cooper, D. Demars. Row 2: T. Mitchell, P. Schrittler, D. -Sweeney, D. Sutherland, R, Curiel, G. Horton, P. Holmes. Row 3: Coach Leahy, H Thomas, S. Seminott, T. Evas, D, Bailey, W. Litwin, B. Beithotfer, B. Adams. omping over hill and dale ' .r vi. 'Nm u I I