San Clemente High School - Thalassa Yearbook (San Clemente, CA)

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TOP ROW fl. to LJ: Phillips, 0'Grady, King, Miklos, Carr, Garcia, Ryerj SECOND ROW: Paquelte, Wede, Mitchell, Sharke, Evans, Wells. Herberichg THIRD ROW: Sellers, Terry, Springman, Yslas, Hinkle, Pearch, Williams, Andrsg FOURTH ROW: Mellor, Garcia, Ringer, Mc- Namara, Gasparro, Harry, Prudhomme, Reschen, La Heckaf FIFTH ROW: Young, Fulk, Snipes, Danson, Shaner, Howe, Ralls, Nickols. Pederson,' SIXTH ROW: 0'Grady, Wilkinson, Vermeulen, Frye, Ros- ales, Waddell: SEVENTH ROW: Coach Smart, Vick, Douglas, Bundy. Johannes, Kaelber, Beamon, Coach Demoggis: EIGHTH ROW: Hoff man, Steinbis, Scott, Vaught, Forrester, Giaconine Parsons. Fantastic Season For Cee's San Clemente High's Cee team headed by Coach Smart and Coach DeMaggio captured the Crestview League title. The Cee team was the Hrs! in San Clemente's history to take the title. Quarterback Scott Johannes did afantastic job with the help of the rest of the powerful offence. The Cee's only loss was to Neff the jirst game of the season. The Tritons were shut out, 9-0. San Clemente then traveled to Saddleback High School to hand them a defeat of 19-6. The Diablos of Mission Viejo were overturned on Thalassa Field by a score of 14-6. The San Clemente Cee's con- tinued their winning streak by toppling fve successive opposing teams by scores of over thirty points. The El Modena Vanguards found themselves trounced 32-6. The next victim to fall was Villa Park, who was devastated, 40-6. The Tritons then traveled to Or- ange to blank the Panthers, 30-0. The Foothill Knights found themselves completely outclassed when the San Clemente Cee's rolled over them, 32-7. Tustin was only able to break the Triton ojense once, as the Tritons completely overpowered the Tillers, 40-6. To end an almost peU'ect season on the right note, the Tri- tons traveled to nearby Laguna to defeat their arch-rivals by a score of 26-6. 177 L eague Scores S, C, Opponents 0 .................. N eff ................. 9 1 9 ...........,...... Saddleback ........... 6 14 ,....,.......,.... Mission Viejo ......... 6 32 ......,...,..,.... El Modena ............ 6 40 .................. Villa Park ............ 6 30 ..........,.....,, Orange ..,,........... 0 32 .,..............., Foothill .............. 7 40 .................. Tustin ............... 6 26 .................. Laguna ............... 6

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ROW 1011. LaLonde, S. Frazier, J. Romero, ROW 9: M. Sandoval, J. Manley, T. Spencer, C. Mordasini. ROW 8: T. Duvall, D. Chemolti, V. McGarry. D. Limebrook, G. Schweighart. ROW 7: S. Mclntosh, R. McDanniel, R. Res- chan, R, Geddes, W. Sager. ROW 6: B, MacNamara, R. Cannava, J, Gligo J. Allavie, R. McKenna. ROW 5: M. Wells, R. Braun, G. Steinbis, R Just, J. Hernandez, ROW 4: S. Castle, K. Gibson, D. Crowell, B Llewelyn, B. Burch, ROW 3: B. Alarcon, R. Kramer, G. Tsuma, T C arey, T Plowden. ROW 2: C, Sanda, M. Ortega, M. Heumann, R M. Coit. ROW l: L. Shank, D. Reese, R. Brown, H Waisner, S. Divel. Trtton s Varstty Moment OfRest San Clemente s Varsity hadfew moments to rest last year as theyfought hard to bring honor to the school. Though they were a young team they were a determined team Thetr efforts never went unappreciated. Win or lose they preparedfor each game as Ut tt were a champtonshzp game The school and student body gave strong support to their energies.

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