San Fernando High School - Orange Blossom Yearbook (San Fernando, CA)

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SPORTS REVIEW FOR '33 AND '34 I 49 ' 'ul' :L FOOTBALL lAf+er only a mediocre slarl wi'l'h green men, Coach Cirino moulded a clicking feam 1'ha+ finished in 'rhird spoi in valley slandings. A+ 'lhe end of lhe season, 'l'he locals were consid- ered on a par wi'I'h Eagle Roclr and Norlh Hollywood. The Capiain of 'rhe +eam was Coy Gledhill. The B +eam was +he champion squagjof fhe valley. Bryce Schurr was coach, and Jimmie Caslro wias caplain and quar- lerbaclc. I O O BASKETBALL Fred Hinrichs' baslzeiball feam won second place in valley slandings behind Van Nuys. Slubby Carner was caplain of fhe local quin+e'r. The Bees had an unsuccessful season. dropping every game. Coach, George Rynearson. TRACK Alfhough all lhe maferial was green, San Fernando had a fairly successful lraclx season, winning fhird place in fhe finals. The feam won lwo dual meels and losf 'lhree 'I'o gel' l'if'l'h in dual meel' slandings. Coach, Bryce Schurr: no cap'I'ain. B and C leam 'lraclr suffered from lacl: of maferial. C 0 . BASEBALL The nafional pasiime was revived ai San Fernando High School fhis year. A+ lhe lime l'he bool: goes 'lo press, a six-game series wi+h Van Nuys is scheduled. Coach, Fred Hinrichs. TENNIS The annual goes lo press 'loo soon fo record anylhing of 'len- nis. Several of lasl year's leilermen are refurning. Coach, Fred Axe. 'X 44 Twenly-lwo 5? PP

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Ye COACH MIKE CIRINO OWinning lhree oul of five league games, our Tigers capiured rhird posifion in The Valley League. ..The feam slarled 'lhe season in an inconspicuous man- ner, dropping 'lheir firsl' fwo games fo Nor'l'h Hollywood and Eagle Rock. The ieam climaxed lhe season wifh a whirlwind finish by winning 'lhe lasl fhree games. Q Heading 'I'he offense worlc of 'Phe 'leam was lhe flashy midgei, Ralph Barlell, all-valley quarlerbaclr. He was backed up by Louis Mendoza, fullback, of 'lfhe same myfhical +eam. f Leading fhe defense were all-valley faclcle, Doug Ban- loridge, and Regis Wallher, righl' guard. Backing up ihese players were: 'H. Acosla, 'J. Delaney, 'Hyman Gold, R, Zuliani, 'M. Binion, 'C. Gledhill, 'D. Toland, 'A. Millard, 'J. Sfarkey, 'C. Barnhari, TG. Bolfon, O, Simpson, 'O. Schmidl, T. Davis, G. King, G. Troller, D. Tinlcham, C. Harrod, 'J. Covello, M. Manahan, M. Fusano, Harry Gold, B. Wolfe, R. Talceuchi, 'R. Berfell, 'L. Mendoza, 'D. Bambridge, R, Walfher. Norfh Hollywood, 24: San Fernando, 0 Eagle Rock, 6: San Fernando, 0 Canoga Park, 0: San Fernando, 6 Universily, 63 San Fernando, I3 Van Nuys, 0: San Fernando, I2 'LeHermen. .- ,W We oxxtl' X Qx W A TEAM 44 44 Twemy-four br D