Tennyson High School - Aegis Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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THlRTY-TWO RECEIVE NUMERALS Having fulfilled the requirements in accordance with the Student Body Constitution, the following boys were awarded numerals in Frosh-Soph football: Freshmen Al Bifano, Wilfred Brown, Randy Butcher, Bob Cook, John Dambrosio, Tony DeGama, Paul Dutra, Reese Jones, TC:-ary Lemen, John Priebe, Dave Ruskofsky, Alf Vien, Gary Wozniack. Sophomores Larry Blair, Charles Braziel, Alex Buenayentura, Ernest Car- penter, Larry Costa, Tony DiVittorio, Jim Eaton, Jim Fries, Ed Helton, Richard Hooten, Ken Huston, Bill Jensen, Richard Kray- enhagen, Ed Kuchenbecker, Ernie Maestas, Ted Morgan, Joe Perry, Mike Ruiz, Richard Stiliha. f ManagersJ Paul Peterson scores a'1ouchdown in the Ravenswood game. . l Ree e Jores THIRD RCW Coacl- .' Def B J rs-er P cr Kr yerhagen, Ernie Carpenter lCaptainJ, Ed Kuchenbecker, Bob Cook, Wilbur Brown, Chu k Braziel James Ct vers C ry 'J zr' if Jf P r y Ed B a r D ve Rusbofsky, Tony DeGama, Gary Lernen, Coach Jadc Caruso.

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FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL When T20 boys turned out for Frosh-Soph football, there was no equipment. Later the squad was cut to forty-five-still no equipment. The first game-Tennyson versus Castro Valley -was canceled. No equipment. ln the second game, the school's first victory in athletic competition, Tennyson beat Arroyo 7-O, with Mike Ruiz scoring the touchdown and Richard Krayenhagen making the place- ment. Tennyson edged Hayward T9-l 2 in the third game, in which Mike Ruiz scored on aquarterback keeper, Alex Buenaventura on a halfback dive, and John Dambrosio on a pitchout. Again the placement was made by Krayenhagen. Losing to Alameda 6-12, Wilfred Brown scored on a pass from John Dambrosio. The play was good for sixty-five yards in this fourth game. The fifth game, Tennyson-Livermore, was canceled when Livermore refused to play. The Tennyson Blues tied the Tennyson Whites T3-T3 in the sixth and final game, the inter-squad contest. ln this best of- fensive show of the season, the outstanding players were quar- terbacks Alf Vien and Mike Ruiz, center Ernest Carpenter, tackles Richard Krayenhagen and Bob Cook, backs Wilfred Brown, Louis Unbankes, and Alex Buenaventura. FIRST ROW: Chuck Eversole, Richard Hooten, Ernest Maestas, Alf Vien, Ted Morgan, John Dambrosio, Alex Buenaventura, Al Bifano Randy Butcher Larry Costa, Clifford Powell, Bill Moore, Jim Marco, Mike Ruiz, Richard Stiliha. SECOND ROW: Jim Berry, Greg Keith, Bruce Rogers Ray Gravel Tony DiVit1orio, Jim Fries, Chuck Youngland, George Jenkins, Ken Huston, Dwight Peterson, Louis Unbankes, Paul Dutra, Joey Pinkey Ed Helton a Q5 T' .gtg . is . Y Qi 4 of x

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The Lancers fired it up in the practice season by winning 6 out of 7 games. But, when the league season started, they ran up against stiff competition. The first league game was dropped to Castro Valley 51-41, the second to San Leandro by an even more convincing score of 42-20. In the third game, against San Lorenzo, the Lancers were determined to win the first home league game. lt went into an overtime period on two free throws by Ken Moulton. He starred in the overtime, putting in six big points, which left the Rebels behind 31-39 for Tennyson's first league win. The fourth game, with Arroyo, did not have such a happy ending. The two teams battled down to the final second in a dead tie. ln the overtime, both scored evenly until the last few seconds, when Arroyo got the two game-winning free shots. The fifth game was against Hayward, but the undefeated highriding Farmers ran away with it. The Varsity TOP ROW Cleft to rightl Bill Beseman Scott Personett Chuck Horton, Gary Roletto, Ken Moulton, Tom Johnson, Manager.Tom Hogan. KNEELING Cleft to rightj Wally Byrd Pete Franco Vic Prosser Ted Milleman, Roy Montana.