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

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S. C.-7 Villa Park-24 xmamq- MV 5. C.-1.4 El Modena-21 S.Ch vs El Modena S.C. vs Villa Park Most bfthe way thrurlhe game V be offense was always driving but I seemed ,to, always be stopped The hard-Iuck, ihjury-plagued Triton Varsity dropped a league game to El Mo- Absorbing their fourth defeat in a row, the Varsity man- dena 21-14, despite two BiII Kenny touchdowns on runs. aged to score only 7 points again5124lor Villa Park. Flanker Bob Frye caught three Kenny passes, one a 49 yd. reception which set SENior halfback lose Malagon led the SC rushing attack, rom scoring the decisive touch- up the first score of the game in the first two minutes picking UP 40 NS. in Seven carries for a 57 average. Bob own. Oniy btaing able to score After that drive, everything seemed to go downhill for the big red machine Fry, 3'50 a senior, Caught four Bill Kenny passes for 75 yds, 6 points, they were' defeated by The defense had a sparkling first half but fell apart in the second half This marked and junior Charlie Dargan had five receptions for 57 yds. he Diablos with a score of 21-16. the second time that the Triton defense collapsed completely. Dargan also led the team with 4 unassisted tackles, while ' , , ' seniors Kevin Wright, Mike Dunham, Pete Sellers and Clark Jarrett combined for a total of25 assisled tackles. ....-...-.n- --..,......-V......h .nw..- .h , u

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wnwwwwmwwm w f; Katella SC. v5 Tustin Bouncing back after their first league defeat to Foothill, Kenny and company pulled their offense together to trounce Tustin into the ground by a score of 346. Helped considerably by Bob Frye and Pete Sellers, the Tritons scored and scored again. , h The widely known, tough hitting defense turned in another sparkling game as they gave up only 6 points. The defense was led by John Romero, Bill Madden, Clark larrett, Charlie Dargan, Pete Sellers, and Randy Paul- son. $.C. vs Katella San Clemente broke through LKateIla's domination of the homecoming game by mounting a scoring drive in the final quarter of play, Quartern back Bill Kenny, who passed for 153 yds. in the game, hit halfback Clark larrett with a screen pass and iarrett tamed the play into a 59 yd. gain. Another Kenny pass, this time to Kevin Wright, tightened up the score- board with SC. '5 ione six points of the evening. The strong defensive work by Katella's defense, brought the over- whelming win to spoil the homecoming game. SC. vs. Mission Viejo ' L -L The San Clemente Varsity Football Team invaded MiS-v sion Viejd's home grounds for a closely contested game! Following 3 I055 the week be- fore to Katella, the Triton: were again plagued byxinter- ceptions and fumbles. Coach Ead's pointed out An Yslas, Mark King, Clark larrett anc Bill Madden for their line play in the loosing battle. I 'l I I 3'! E I .

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Sophomore Football FIRSTROW LEF T TO RIGHT: Richard Fair, Mike Cline, As Ontiveros, AI Sanchez, Kelly Vaught, Dave Buck, jeffjHurlbutJohn'Ulloa, johhhHiilyzird; 'L ' ' L Brian Davis, Rick Svenson, Mario Rodriguez. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Stevens, Edd Wheeler; BrzidKnag, Steve Miqus, 1300;59ng ; j j 5 Bruce Tovey, Terry Brogan, Bob Spiers, Rus ty Collins, Bob Schram, Tom Wernet. THIRD ,ROW' lEFT, TO RIGHT: Riel: gkeacthark Posmakandy :Lij , 1, L , Groff, Pau! Centeno, Mark Eljenholm, foe janton, Bill Enquist, Nick Vieisides, Chris Dargan,eMike Scott Bruce; Mike, Shihkle; fOURTHgROLWh LEE? 3 ,, TO RIGHT: Pat Chickas, Bill Springman; PatSickafoose, Bob Ingram; Mitch Thompsoh, M ike hBeauchene,Bbb$hepard Markkhadnef john wehtz; $1 BiIISmith. L . L - h 3 , h f -7 h' , i 7 HusiLLiLLing 5110pomores$tay in shape. L The Sophomores completed a successful 6-1-2 season. Highlights of the year included a 45 yd. field goal by Quarterback Bill Springman a- gainst Villa Park. It went into CLF. record books as the 6th longest in history. The season I, had many heroes; loe lanton's V14 inter- 56350 ceptions, Springman's 85 yd. kickoff return L Nommgue against Foothill; the offensive blocking of Bob Brea Shepard, Pat Chicas, Mark Foster, Bob Ingram I I Laguna and Pat Sickafoose. The sterling defensive V play of Nick Velisides, Steve Miklos, Bob Ine gram, john Ulloa and Bob Schram. Others who contributed greatly to the team were Mark EI- jenholm, Mike Beauchene, Terry Brogan, Ran- dy Groff, Bill Enquist, Rick Svenson, Mario II $331,853 Rodriquez, Rusty Collins and Freshman Bob I j h Tum Katella ' h . . M- - v.. ing teams I've had, Theyhals'a Spires. Apo!0gles to Coach Chambers who .. 513331510 have been one of the easiest, wasn't present for the picture. . . Villa Park group of boys to work with. SPOR T5 78