Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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i?Est!Z2U+EEP N Watt 5522595 rjlqotlhliff ?He? rj , ll! 'p g Kg KAW fag V P iiii . r Qi ? in K Z A Mi: T E K if eg' i , , i K gf ,'XL up XXX f Xv 1 no Ney 55 it WW, X y iff gist iri' C-ix 'DX X!-jr 'I ' X idx. tlww, i-it Nb C 1 L Hartnellfs pom pon girls welcome the high spirited Panther team on to the field for the Big game. HAR ELL 7,- CABRILLO 6 Hartnell barely squeezed by the Seahawks of Cabrillo in one of the hardest fought games of the season. The victory left them the only undefeated team in the league. The success of the game can be attributed to four Panthers and one official, Jim Mankins delivered the Hartnell touchdown with a 42-yard punt return from the Panther 48 to the Cabrillo eight-yard line. He then drove over for the six points. Tim Timko kicked the important game winning extra point. Larry Palma playing alert defense was credited with blocking the Seahawk's extra point attempt. Wayne Garvis intercepted a long distance aerial on Hartnell's 32-yard line to end the game and preserve another victory for the Panthers. Backfield ace Wayne Dalvis prexerved the Panthers' per- All-league end Bob Hammond fights for yardage after feet record wzth this key interception. a long gain.

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Stopped by the Menlo line, but not Joan enough! Big jim Mzznkins crashex over for one 0 hzs four touchdowns after receiving a handoff from signal-caller Dan Lucas. HAR ELL, 47, ME LO, 26. Hartnell scored its third straight league victory of the season over an aerial minded Menlo College. In the process, Coach Arvin Smith solved his quarterback problems with freshman Dan Lucas. The spunky bantam rooster, who had seen very little action prior to this game, moved for 80 yards rushing and 16 yards' in the air. All- league defensive end Bob Hammond played his usual brilliant game. His alert play resulted in an unusual touchdown: On the Panther kickoff, the ball glanced off a Menlo defender and into the end zone where Bob pounced on it for six points. Others scoring: Mike Lewis, Al Smith, Jerry Contreras and Tim Timko. Defense was good with Bob Nieeoli, Gordon Nolan, Wayne Garvis and Mike Lewis standing out.

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Off ana' running, halfback Teil Riley findx running room against arch rival Monterey Peninsula College. Rileyfv three scores sparked the Panthers to victory and the championship. HAR ELL 24g MPC 8 Hzlrtnell College turned a wild hull loosefffed Riley- and that was all the Panthers needed. The 195 pound halfbaek scored three touchdowns and made life miserable for the Lobos, as Hartnell dumped the ragged Lobo Wlolf, 24-8. The baekfield Combination of Lucas, Smith, Riley. and Mankins was the best of the season for Hartnell. But the entire defensive unit was superb and combined with the drive of the offensive crew, spelled a ehzunpionship for the Puntliers. Surrounded by MPC players, frexhrrzan quarterback Danny Lucax is ridden to the ground by Meyer Buchbinder. Protertingl' their signal caller are Larry Palma Q73j, Al Smith Cflll, and Fred jufiar HOD.