Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bottom Row: Bill Crawley, Frank Barnese, Steve Valderamo, Jim Heath, Jim Quint, John Summerfield, Greg Sturgis, and Ronnie Weinstein. Top Row: Chris Palmer, Mike De La Cruz, Dale Daniels, Dennis Pounds, John Stucker, Steve Calkins, Bob Cassady, Jerry Toy, and Randy Gambill. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPPONENT Santa Fe .. Whittier .. .. El Rancho Cal I-Ii .... La Mirada Mayfair .. .. Pioneer ... .. SIERRA 6 29 I4 I4 8 I9 2 junior Varsity Hoathzll The Junior Varsity team this season had a rugged line and a hard running backfield, both of which had ample opportunity to display their skills at the La Mirada game, which according to Coach Les Hufford, was the most exciting game of the season. A-two point safety on a blocked punt earned the Spartans an eight to six victory. At the season's end, they managed to attain the impressive record of five wins and two losses. The Cee team, besides giving many underclassmen an excellent opportunity to begin playing organized tackle football, gives the coaches material from which to train future Bee and Varsity teams. The team and both its hard working coaches, Mr. Jim Snowden and Mr. Eugene Leach, seldom receive the recognition they de- serve, but in spite of this absence of laurels, Sierra would be the lesser if it were not for the existence of such dedicated groups as this. Hee Sirotb ll CEE SCORES OPPONENT Santa Fe.. ...I3 Whittier .. O El Rancho ..... O Cal Hi .... . .I9 La Mirada ..... I9 Mayfair ...... 34 Pioneer . . . .I9 La Serna . . . . . O Artesia . . . . . O SIERRA I9 30 6 O 6 O 6 9 7 CEE FOOTBALL-Bottom Row: Chris Whittingharn, Rick Peters, John Lewis, Mike Jordan, George Valencia, Tom Karnes, Greg Curley, Jim Hennessey, and Noel Wolf, Row Two: Charles Connell, Charles Stoughton, Ray Soto, Mike Bede, Jim Tevdt, Elliot Raleigh, Wade Wagner, Dennis Ritz, Wayne Thompson, Tom Benson, Dove Walters, and Tim Sara. Top Raw: Jim Satterberg, Dennis La Brie, Jack Hopps, George Toy, Mark Wicker, Blade Underwood, Richard Schoensiegel, Jim Dole, Rod Beydler, Ray Posilass, Don Koenegshater, and Edwin Miller. I5O

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BEE FOOTBALL--Bottom Row: Ray Jesse, Steve Veloz, Glen Stritof, Ken Derry, Charles Miller, George Leonhart, Darryl Price, Raul Roias, David Michael Don Thornburg, Richard Heath, Al Barrows, Ken Lindley, and Bruce Carlzen. Second Row: Bob Winningham, Randall Reece, Larry Bonner, Jim Knox, Jim Akin John Danskin, Bob Nastase, Dave Clark, Dave Barney, Tom Gualt, Leo Camalich, John Mele, Richard Valderama, Richard Lewis, Bill Garcia, and Dave Buccirto Top Row: Jim Naughton, Charles Robbins, John Henkel, Steve Hall, Ralph Daughenbaugh, Dale Daniel, Greg Smith, Andrew Walkover, Steve Derrick, Bruce Dunn Terry Lambert, Bob Perret, Oscar De La Paz, Ron Hawk, and Paul Ward. MR. PAUL WARD OPONENT Santa Fe Whittier El Rancho Cal Hi . . La Mirada Mayfair Pioneer . La Serna Artesia . Coach BEE SCORES . 6 .. 20 . 7 . O ..l4 .. 25 . 7 .. l3 . 6 1566 .700 ball Uzird Place Khamps The Bee's great spirit and ability this season enabled them to capture third place in the Suburban League, with an overall record of six wins and three losses. The offense was sparked by the brilliant passing ot John Mele to his sure-handed receiver, Leo Camalich. This pair combined for more than ten touchdowns via the air route. The excellent defense was boosted by Jim Leech, Al Barrows, Ray Jessee, Bill Garcia, and Paul Roias. Under the leadership of co-captains Don Thornburg and Jim Leech, and the superior guidance ot coaches, Mr. Jim Naughton, Mr. Paul Ward, and Mr. Larry Le- Konder, valuable experience was gained by the Bees, many of whom are potential varsity players. SIERRA 20 I3 19 T4 34 MR. JIM NAUGHTON Coach O O 32 32 Spartan kicker Al Barrows tries for three!

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