Temple City High School - Templar Yearbook (Temple City, CA)

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The Forty Four and Zero Club 4 Denms O Tome Andy Roundtree Jerry Cimmarusti Def9n5'Ve Tackle Linebacker Halfback When the Temple City Rams defeated St. John Bosco 28 to 18. many feats were accomplished: a second straight CIF title was earned, a 30 game winning streak established lsecond longest in CIF SS historyl and a fantastic high school career ended for seven seniors. They each played in a maximum of 44 games lnine on each of the Bee and Cee levels and 26 on the Varsity levell and won all 44. They were on 4 league championship and 2 CIF championship teams. Defensively they accounted for 21 shutouts while offensively they totaled over 1400 points. Many honors can and do overshadow the efforts of these seven, but the people who do get those honors can not always say they never lost a high school football game. Stan Waller Al Molina Robbie Jones Safety Linebacker Defensive Halfback

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Victory at its Finest, 28-18 captains Bill Wilson Andy Roundtree and Head coach Bob Hitchcock graciously Ffed Hiiciimafi i627 and Robbie Jones i4ii accept the two hard earned CIF championship trophies. Show iiieii excitement aiieif the iinaui TD clinched the Rams second straight CIF title Halfback Bob Zamarripa picks up valuable yardage on a sweep. Bob Johnston returns one of three Ram interceptions against St. John Bosco. For the first time in the CIF Southern Section AA history, the same CIF. The feeling continued throughout the summer workouts and football team won back to back CIF AA championships. That team. on through the entire season. On December 17, 1971, all the as was the case a year ago, was Temple City. dedication, hard work, and teamwork finally paid off, and that goal was reached again. TC 28 v Bosco 18 It all started in May of 1971 when the established goal was to win

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The Unsung Heroes lv, tv-If-if y f , Q .1-. NM ,.,,, , . f- f .f Junior Mike Nanko runs through a giant hole. Bob Zamarripa picks up a first down in the La Canada game. Senior tailback Jerry Cimmarusti avoids a La Canada tackler. The success of a football team can be directly traced to the ability of its line. In Temple City's case, its line, both defensively and offensively, was magnificant. The play of center Jim Talbot, guards Gary Lineback and Fred Hitchman and tackles Frank Mclnnes and John Rodriquez resulted in many good runs like the above three. Had it not have been for efforts on defensive ends Mike Evans and Mark Morimoto and tackles Ron Lakey and Dennis O'Toole, the tackle on the right might have not been made. They work just as hardas everyone else, but receive only a minority of the credit. Without them, Temple City would not have captured their second straight championship title. Bob Callas is seen making an unassisted tackle on a ball carrier