Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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Football Banquet Football Players are Rewarded at Banquet For the first time football players were rewarded at a football banquet. Frosh, JV, and varsity players and coaches alike attended the banquet. All enjoyed them- selves immensely. Of the four helpers the varsity team had from San Jose State, two, Mr. Doug Allen and Mr. Larry Kerr, attended the banquet. Dale Rogers, also of San Jose State, was guest speaker that night. Coach Benny Pierce made a few comments through- out the presentation of awards, about the football season. If you don't have the ad- ministration behind you, you don't get very far.', It's not if you're a good winner- it's how you come back after a defeat. In my mind, they were champs this year.'l Changing leagues- It's for the best. It's going to be an excellent crfillenge if we all pull togetherf Coach Ray Goni had just one thing to add- Mr. Pierce is naturally the father of the football program around here. 4 TOP LEFT: Varsity football awards were presented to Steve Kings- bury- Varsity Lineman of the Year Award lthe Joe Assenza Awardl, Doug Raish- Captain's Award and Most Valuable Player Award LSaratoga Lions Club Awardl, Steve Emest- Varsity Outstanding Back of the Year Award tAndy Butera's Awardj, Randy Cone- Most Inspirational Varsity Player Award fTeeple Awardl, Tom Kittleson- Varsity Defensive Player oi the Year Award KAI Boswarth Awardl, George Zimmerman- Most Improved Varsity Football Player Award tJim D'Angelo Awardj. TOP RIGHT: Frosh Football team captain, Bob Tobiason, is presented with a medal. BOTTOM LEFT: Players in attendance sat at long tables and shared memories ofthe season. BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity player Randy Cone accepts his trophy, NOT PICTURED: JV Football Awards: Rob Snyder- team captain, Dale Watson- Outstanding player of the year and Most Inspiritional player of the year, Steve Worman- Most Valuable player. . R ?eW. ..lQ , ,' t g f .Q ',f7 fV Q. 1 I ft : if 'QQ ,Q K, A 5, V r -11-'j1'i,wb A ff ,. r a- rl! , is f - - ,, . l Q. , , psf' 5.ZlE'k- ffl .' Q H fi ll. 1? C If ,iii K I .eff s h 1. .- ,Wikia 25552: ' g. ' ,.,, ., . A X. , ,, . bw. ..-,:i.,, . ' 'S l 49' ' 1 Q 7' .73 , - -.5 ,,g,.r , H 'wtf I r fig? ,E,.w1:T3EP,1a,,- 1 , ,, . r 1 ' X L f m ff Jef! i' ' - F w 1 ' 3 ,Kita . r i '-EMR I ..'E5 e'l?5Eze.'f!ff S ' 0 W g'rfZ.l3. at tim fi' 5 'Wa V ar L fi? fig .six :W 5 i'i 1 . 1' Qilgi .2 f-2 15' - 1:2 -L V . , , kt- , - er' 5 WW 'Q r 2 , 'A . N f- 4 r' ., . Q. . as-fa ,ff rt Q, -5,3 at s r a s fy X ft .fi ,F ' . . -A f fi-V+-aits siwf W 5 - A Q-in xxx riff- S. ., z . ff' 'J -fEiissi-ftiiafffsgasgsas. .a.515a?fr.-1332.155-1 A li 'i' f 5 . .sre X. .t,.s,1l wait' A 1, jg- i5t,j,lfF,.., lf, -- R 1 Ewf ie , , , ,as-ri:-2: maf.fff sz ' Q. A 1 ,. A I A rv. +5 fmffia s. A ' X f is-si , .W i . . .-4, ':lF1ffl, ,. , M 5. H1 1 fi, Tk l.r. 'S X--22-iffifxi iff 'as-:gif -5, if Pf's'f'-We Q fe- .qw-fy.. Y :Lg fix, I .K gk .3xj3,i4hf:. u p .. i K I yxfzjjf ' 'A flk-5 was 3:'i 'il A ffl A' . . rss. ' . ..gwe::i-,fiiitiseezf t 1 fi if- . 1 ' vt v V . fix. gf-fav' ,S ,. .. at 1 A. E, . Q.

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Lunch Music Students Enjoy Varied Lunch Music Music of various sorts was en- joyed by students during their lunch break. Early in the year senior Jim Acker devised a way to broadcast KOME over the PA GQ rs, Nr . who played 'mini-concerts' in the inner quad. Pictured on this page are two of the bands who entertain- ed students with their musical talents. system during lunch. Bill Carney helped out by taping various sets of music to be played over the PA too. On four separate occasions Saratoga played host to guest bands Wfw- g'gm.,,r,., Gs W ' Y 'E mr .a?n.?,Q'ueA '3, g'w,v-Q ry gr asa mia L0A,',,.1J,, fs, rw sr .,. ' e . it ---1 -N. LI 1 . 'Y f' ' in 'W' ali' t I ' lqifzip A s . . I! tll. 1 er i sl 1 l