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PARKER LEADS VARSITY 1 tt-At-t 1A| Varsity Football Team — First row — Mike Cyrus, Ernie Robles, Lloyd Yin, Tom Bennett, Gilbert Villareal, Steve Gonzales, Neal Phillips, and Charles Powell. Second row — Coach Cyrus, Gerado Hurtado, Wayne Kooker, Robert Hoff. Carlos Quinonis. Neal Davies, Tony Deleon. Bob Cunningham, John Loth, and Greg Carol!. Third row — Coach Brooks, Matt Travis, Mark Halvorsen, Kelly Rosas, Joe Fernandez, Mike Reeves, Mike Raddilz, John Tiano, Tony Aguilar, Mike Burke, Coach McKlean. Fourth row — Coach Parker, Brad Lindemuth, Dennis Williams, Vince Bradshaw. Martin Mooney, Drew Seal, Neal Libidinsky, David Sleigner, Rod Evans, Rick Lindemuth, and Coach Frazier. Fiflh row — Bob Harley, Scott Benedict, James Wallace, John Varela, John Tidwell. Bret Lindemuth. James Leitch, Andy Kelly, John Elmore, Steve Barlow. The 1977 Valencia High football team was the surprise of all Orange County with a 4-3-2. Coming off a 1-8 overall record last year the tigers found some teeth to scare some and win some. The blend of talent and coaching also won coach Norm Parker the coach of the year award for the Orange League. The 77 Tigers set out to achieve records and give some direc- tion to the Tiger floundering football program. With the goals set all that remained was to play the games, and with the conclusion of the first game a tradition was set. It had been 16 years since an opening game was won but the Parker Tigers did the job. Home- coming to any school is a major event and this year for Valencia not only was it a big event but also it was a victory celebration. This was the first time since 1972 the Tigers won a homecoming game with a sense of pride and a path to follow the lower divi- sion also improved themselves. The fighting sophomores battled to a 3-6 record while the scraping freshmen ended with a 4-5 win- ning the last three games in a row. One can see that the Tigers can now always be counted on to join the hunt for C.I.F. Cham- pionship. The future is bright, a new dawn is on the rise. Stability, poise, and confidence are Key words to the Tigers. With A coaching staff together now longer than a year, strong leadership coming from within and young talented Athletes with championship character the Tigers will be a team to be reckoned with next year and in the future. For the Tigers the future is now. Sports Illustrated 162
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