San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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L I lv. The ones who led 'ihe Tiger Team. Co-Coprains: John Roberg, Mile Giddings. But the Dyncimiters were no match for the inspired Tigers in the second half, as the SP line fore Glendale's line to shreds, and the speedy backs romped fo a 26-13 win. Muir, fighting all the way, fell before a let-down Tiger ieam 34-26. In the CIF play-offs, c high-geared Santo Monica Team turned on The hecif in The second half To beof the never soy die Tigers 20-7. TIGERS ON ALL-LEAGUE TEAM. TOP: Bill Sevadiien, Bob Long. BoHom: John Roberg, Mille Giddings. Sheppard, Jordan, Marlell, Hammond, Fellham, Mammano, J. Traufman, H. Tfdulman. MO'-WON. King. Dannlngef. COWBY1. COHOH. V6lN'l9fV0l'f. 5lmPS0l'l- 3RD ROW: Gerharr, Thomas, Beery, de Thomas, Renwiclc, Levinslcy, Holden, Websier, Kirlcpafriclr, Kennedy, Alexander, Broadhead, French.

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vii l. .ua ' an-f. The Tigers started off as a lethargic team as Mark Keppel, paced by hard-running Don Hickman and a fast, powerful line, humbled the Tigers in the season opener 25-7. The team pulled themselves together and romped over El Monte 33-7, and Fullerton, CIF runnerups, 19-O. Burbank gave the Tigers a scare in the League opener, rolling to a two touch- down lead in the first half, before bowing 21-13. The ln j TIGER GAME CAPTAINS: FRONT ROW: Bill Sevadiian, Pete Scott, George Gibbs, Pete Rey- nolds. ZND ROW: Buzz Ragatz, John Roberg, Mike Giddings, Bob Long, Bob Rowe, Don Bennett. 'Gwen' . , 7 tw GU wfl-Sh '1Cif+fLv, '1 Q:-2' fi'-7 lfu vig -1 L1-rg, 3 L4 T ' 1 ---- J 1 -4.9 -no x f' .Mya vaunted SP offense was slowed down on a muddy field as the Tigers scored but two touchdowns in beating Burroughs 12-O. Hoover proved to be iust a warm-up for the league championship game with Glendale, as the hapless Tor- nadoes bowed 41-7. Glendale gave the Tigers a rough time of it in the first half, leading 13-6 at the intermission. VARSlTY FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Polich, Conn, Zinn, Blakeslee, Stackpole, Gibbs, Reynolds, Ragatl, Rowe, Bennett, Roberg, Giddings, Long, P. Scott, Sevadiian, T. Scott, Brabyn, Bates, Hubbard, Daudry, Schwartz, Hunter. 2ND ROW: Coach Williamson, Behring, Hughes, Keisler, Ferron, MacCray. 0090 .cw-4c 0

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'EWU Bob Rowe-Rugged Tackle. Opened holes for fhe hard driv- ing backs. George Gibbs-One of fhe Tiger's fhree oufsfanding backs: hard running fullback. Ted Scoff-Tall, rangy end, Good offensive end and a fine pass- cafcher. Bob Long-Big, rugged end. Fine pass-cafcher and fops on offense Unanimous All-League. W.. 'WG Jim Sfackpole-Sfeady performer. Greaf help fo fhe ieam wifh his punfing and defense. Don Benneff- LiHle Don af 240 pounds did a bang-up job af fackle. 'QQ Q' W S 1 w S Pefe Reynolds-Fine passing quarferback. Turned in a good iob on bofh offense and defense. Brock Cowan -Sfeady guard. A good offensive and defensive lines- man. As Bill Sevadiian shown on an end run againsf Keppel. Keppel beaf fhe Tigers 25-7. George Gibbs drives fhrough a hole in fhe El Monfe line. l67l Sfackpoleg l62l King: l5ll Ragafzg l55l Rowep Giddings leading inferference. John Roberg blocking a Burroughs man as Bill Sevadiian rambles. l5ll Ragaflg l67l Sfackpoleg lbbl T. Scoff, all lending assisfance.