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

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PLAYERS d THE WEEK Ed Elliot Ed Booth 2 Ron witschy Clyde Haddock R0ndY Amb 05l0 Blanket Winner George Baptista frank Seffaff' George Baptista was given the blanket for his tremendous football play, good sports- manship, and his ability to lead the team. For the same reasons he was selected captain of the football team and named to the all league and all county teams. Frank Kagarakis R99e MCGYUW

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FIRST ROW: George Kanakaris lmanagerl, Tom Crespin, Gary Iacini, Eddie Bonnano, Rich Villa, George Baptista, Rich Wikersham, Joe Pezonella Nick Phulipopaulos, Nick Pack, Marc Ashby lcoachl. SECOND ROW: Ed Booth, Gary Rabholtz, Frank Kagarakis, Joe Santos, Rich Cisneras, Don Schaffert Maurice Sowell, Bill Sheehan, Dave Shaughnessy, Bill Maloney. THIRD ROW: Ray De Jong lcoachl, Gene Hessler, Bill Green, Frank Serrata, Gene Nel son Pat Conner, Rich McDonald, Butch Viat, John Neal, Jim Zipp, Jim Brahney, Chuck Baptista, Tony Fardella lcoachl. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Haddock Jim Dombrowski, Ron Witschy, Mike Sowden, Roger McGraw, Rich Questoni, Jim LaCodo, John Quintell, Dan Aires, Fred Carelli, Tom Enberg. Varsity Football J X -fft1i1if.' H Sam Bonnano Marv Ashby Tony Fardella The l96l football season was filled with many surprises and disappoinments for our varsity squad. The year started with a thrilling victory over Ravenswood High, and ended with a disap- pointing 26-20 loss at the hands of arch-rival .lef- ferson. During the entire season the Varsity fought with great determination, surprising many rivals and upsetting the highly favored Vikings of Mills. Great performances were turned in by Ed Elliot, George Baptista, Clyde Haddock, and Ron Wits- chy. The team was fired up for all its contests and even though they didn't win the championship, their fellow students and coaches should be justi- fiably proud ofthe team. San Mateo Hillsdale . Westmoor Capuchino Mills .... Burlingame SSF ..... Jefferson . STANDINGS '15, , ,Q . ,. yn ,X Ray De Jong .. 7-0 ...5-l-l . 4-3 . 4-3 . 3-4 . . .2-4-l . l-6 .. I-6

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l A. Q - A A we is-2 FIRST ROW: Brian George lmanagerl, Ron Martinez, Larry Sylvestri, Sam Pretari, Mark Avelar, Manual Days lmanagerl, Larry Faria, Lou Richards, Rocky McClure, Harry Gutierrez. SECOND ROW: Nick Crusick lcoachl, Mike Boir, John La Sota, Rich Furber, John Cuniff, Bill Thompson, Nick Manlopig, Mike Simonini, Gerold Warren, Jay Jones, Mike Ruiz. THIRD ROW: Rick Chiverton, Mike Sinclair, John Howard, Rod Aguilera, Bruce Castellanos, Paul McHale, Larry Cervelli, Joe Scheutzow, Roy Faverty, Jerry Tognetti, Bob Warfield icoachl. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Bob Warfield Nick Crusick ' V The Frosh football team went through the season with one victory and a tie. The hard fought victory over Westmoor was symbolic of the team spirit and determination. They wanted to win, not so much for themselves but for the freshman class. The backs on any football team must undergo rigorous training in preparation for the long season. An Important asset of any team is the unheralded man- ager, the freshmen were fortunate to have three of the best. 95