South San Francisco High School - Iris Yearbook (South San Francisco, CA)

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THE WEEK George Learned, South City's quarter-back and co-captain for the season, connected with many passes and plays to entitle him to a well deserved player-of-the-week for the Hillsdale game, if Encinal was invaded by this l85 pound tackle Clinton Evans. l-lis excellent de- fensive and offensive work earned him player-of-the-week. 81 Roger Jordan, although only a l6O-pound guard, this wild cat gained new respect from San Mateo each time he brought down one of their ball carriers, Roger won his trophy in this game, ' ik , - l. v 1 Rich Zinn, the rugged junior half-back piled up yardage and led plays throughout the West- more game, which gave him the player-of-the-week title. A V 'V , . , J . -I r v I .' A 'V f ' -I , K i 'I ' ' i ' ii ' - 'H is '-. it i 4 i i V . v 47 I A if

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PLAYERS OF Bill Dawson, Blanket winner, all-league tackle and line backer, season captain, and player-of-the-week for the TAM, game, was one of the top line men in the league. He was also tops with his team mates as they elect d e him season captain. Leadership ability and talent make a good combinat' ' ' ' ' lon and Bill Dawson has this combination. Ken Mesa, defensive line-backer, earned his trophy a gavnst Burlingame by recovering two fumbles, an inter- ception and made numerous tackles. Sonny Carlile, all-league-back and player-of-the week for h t e CAP. game. This half-back and flanker could both catch and run and, this was not all, he was also one of the best defensive backs around. Bob end, broke up many plays and opened man hol . He y es was awarded player-of-the-week for the Jefferson game. Wieger, offensive guard and a top-notch defensive

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Top row, left to right: Frank Kagarakis, John Morris, Jim Dombroski, Larry St. Clair, Bill Maloney, Morey Verbrugge, Mickey Otley, Robert Gonzales, Gary Ryan. Bottom row, left to right: Rich Villa, Gene l-lessler, Bob Forrester, Ricky Duenas, Rich Parielli, Pat Canavan, Ed Bo- nanno, Paul Cellillo, Larry Bissen, Jerry Engbretson, Gil Ramirez, Rich Cisneros, Kurt Wilson, Russell Hogan, Joe Santos, Don Stout, Den- nis Lema, John l-liner. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The first string backfield, left to right: Gary Ryan, Robert Gonzales, John Morris and Jim Dombroski, Silva, right. Linemen coach Nick Crusick South City 6 South City O South City 7 South City 7 South City O Hard working and always busy were man- agers Anthony Tambini, left, and Gary i958 was not the best season in the history of freshman football in South City. Still, it needn't be considered the worst, either. There were many potential stars developed and much spirit was shown throughout the season. Although the Papooses lost every game, not one of the games was a slaughter. Several games were lost as a result of one or two mistakes. All in all, the season was considered a success and there will be quite a few Papooses becoming Warriors in the near future, GAME SCORES Westmore 7 San Mateo 7 Burlingame 20 l-lillsdale 20 Jefferson l9 Backfield coach Tony Fardella