Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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gr Cousins Mr Lindsey Cruze Varsity Football l ROW 1: T. Perusa D. Milliken H. Nakano R. Parsons J. Little D. Maselli B. Wold R. Flores W. Cousins. ROW 2: B. Amaral J. Trujillo J. Flanagan, G. Thomson, F. Garcia, S, Avila F. Fisher B. Beardon J. Cruze. ROW 3: N. Donaldson J. Williams J Fred Lindsey head coach of varsity football was in his third year at the helm of the Jets. Lindseys assistants, Wiley Cousins and Jim Cruze were both new teachers to Sunnyvale High. Mr, Cousins was line coach and Mr. Cruze was the backfield coach. The Varsitys starting offensive line was composed completely of two and three year lettermen. The line which totaled i222 pounds of beef thrust averaged-175 pounds per man. The Jets met Mountain View at Deisner Field on Octobert 18 and throughout the game displayed a dazzling running attack that to- taled 232 net yards. ln the game against Santa Clara the Jets strong point on offense was their running game which racked up l44 yards for the night. The Jets finished the football season oft with a bong, when they Welton R. Rice, R. Juanez, C. Belveal T. Corpus R. Beardon F. Lindsey. ROW 4: D. Lynch, G, Hewitt D. Dalke B. Gerbo G. Wing, L. Huggins, E. Reno, W. Beck. romped over the Los Altos Knights on November 22. The Jets cle- fensive unit, aided by the sparkling play of tackle Dick Dalke guard Nick Daleo, and halfback Fernie Garcia played their best game of the 57 season. Los Altos threatened to score throughout the game but was stopped on four occasions inside the Jet 20. The varsity football team playing its first year of SCVAL competition had a record of 2 won and 6 lost. Only two of these games were de- cided before the final gun, and the others could have been won with a touchdown or an extra point. Led by such veterans as John Dutra and Fernie Garcia in the bockfield and Dick Dalke who made the all SCVAL first defensive team Chuck Belveal Nick Dalea and Ramon Flores in the line the Jets had an over-all successful season. 96

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Thirtie Football Mr Jordan Mr Alldredge U X WXM f ROW1 R Ranson K Parsons E Fernandez G Hldalgo G D Welker J Moreno Grora R Garcia B Dias J Sotelo D Kung ROW 2 J Stoutter T Bourassa G Compasso J Vallelos B Macrerez T Peterson F Fernandez B Bruley J Jessup Sunnyvale Hugh s B football team partnctpated for the rst time thts fl year In the SCVAL Four of last years lanemen returned to play for the Pogos September 27 was theur debut an SCVAL campetntton agarnst the Wildcats of Los Gatos They fought to a O O deadlock In the preltmrnary game The passrng game was the brrght spot tn the Jet offense agaunst Santa Clara Outstandnng 30 oftensrve mon durung thus game was John Sotelo The Jet 305 walked oft the field wlth theur ftrst vuctory when they played the Mountorn View Eagles on Ocotber l8 Behrnd the passrng of John Sotelo and the receuvxng end of Don Kung they won by a convtncung score of 20 I3 Sparked by the runnnng of fullback Carl Jenkrns they de feated Camden 25 20 1 an rngury marred and protested ame on the Cougars home field October 30 Ths wtn X 98 v ROW 3 R Parker D Dalke M Grllrhan R Chavez D Nunes Adamson B Stoll J nson C nkms Fa e Lobner proved to be a costly one when haltback Ray Chavez and end Don Kxng were hurt Rtchard Garcla had a slrght concussron Jenklns wha scored two touchdowns totaled lla net yards for a 97 average The 305 had a second tue In shooting for a wrn when they met the deterrmned lndnons of Fremont Detensrve units were the btg factors tn the game allowing very lrttle yardage rnsrde the 30 The Jets totaled only T0 hrst downs most of which came rn the second half The Bs beatrng Los Altos on November 22 ended therr up and dawn season wtth two wnns three losses and two tres The season was htghllghted by aggressrveness and flght from a small squad that at trmes showed flashes of brrlltonce Wnth a lrttle more depth and experrence thrs squad mrght have gone all the way Nevertheless all of Sunnyvale Hugh was thrilled by the dazzltng performance of the Pogos 7, ' :- . I - Q, S ,Q N Q Y W ' ? llxm if l N l ' 7' , y 4 , . - , v N y y ' ' f L Q 2 T J' N B ll 5 ,i N - 1 Q, Xxx rf, A y rx ' 2 . T l 4 . J' 1 4 , .X ? X ' T- 3 Nt , Q 1 ,R V A 'V I by TN ! Y 5 4- ,TA 'T 1 we-Ft' c , V T , 'W .' t N N' ' V , ,Pl rg E A t , ', . ,.'. :. , M. -, .I I, .Joh., .Je ,J., nkll,Ll -. ln 0. 4 I . g ' . I