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FaRME;::tLY HELMS AT~LETtc FaUNDAT1CJN-FCUNGEO 1938

Ji.]N VM\T VUREN ~ SOTJTH HILLS U l\/IR 0 VERSATILEH

NA1iJED II AAAAIl "YO.c1TBJ1L1.J2LAYER-OF~-YE-AH-±N1.7-QFOR ~SLE..~E;··· -11tlJRSDAY .AF~ERI:.JOON! .J:~N,. 8 3nd_,=~~~i2 -~{-**KDTDLY EIG~r.o~._ F~!:-§.i~~ ...Dl~Vd~/·

Lt ION VAl\)" Vti1ffiN, "f/JR. VERSATIlE" FOR COACH Jil')iVIY JONES I SOU'TII HILLS HIGH

. SCHOOL h1J3KIES IN 1975, HAS BEEN :Hill/lED 4-A DIVISION FpGrBALL PLAYER OF

TI-ffi r"EAR BY VOTE OF CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ..ALL-SOL'IH­

ERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS. AS IS AL~'TAYS THE CASE, SEVERAL OUTSTANDING CAND­

IDATES FOR lYIVP HONORS "VTERE NOMnrATED, BUT THE THO....YEA.t-q, TtJO-itJAY STARTER NHO l'TAS A

PART OF A THREE-YEAR 33-3 V.ARSITY GRID RECORD, WON OUT ]]\1 FINAL BALLOTn~G. IT:MARKS

THE SECOND YEAR Li\T A Rmf THAT SOUTH HnLS HAS PRODUCED THE DIVISION MVP. BRIAl\J

BETHKE SHARED HONORS \'lITH ST o JOHN BOSCO'S DAN f\10ROVICK n-J 1974.

AT 6-2 .AND 193 POUNDS, V.AJ."'IJ VUREN IS HHAT COACH JONES REFERS TO .AS A

"COMPLE'IEtt PLAYER. "JON \-IAS THE LEli..DllJG SCORER IN OUR LEAGUE (SIERRA) itIITH 181QUCH­

DovINS. HE RUSHED AND CAUGHT PASSES FOR OVER 1,500 YARDS ft.lvTJJ IS AN OUTSTANDTIIG PUNT­

ER 1/lITH A 39.2-YAF.D AVER.4..GE. HE HAS INTERCEPTED 26 PASSES TI'l" THREE YEARS, 12 THIS

SEASON. HE HAS STARTED EVERY G.A..ME FOR SOUTH HILLS AS A JUNIOR AL~ SENIOR. HE vIAS

~--IE SIER.L1A LEf.tGUE'S MOST VALUABLE PLA¥ER.tI

r .A rli "F V 0 I T FOOTB..l\.LLS jij{ARDED A'I' MA.GIC MOUNTAIN CEREMONIES JJ\lJ,. l7T'rl

Iii ALL-SOUTI1ERN' CALIFORNL4 Bo.AIID OF FOOTBALL t S 39TH p..N1WAL At'TARDS PRCGR4JYI 'HILLBE HELD AT t:lAGIC MOUNATIN PAB.K ON SATURDAY iVrOR.t.1\JING, JAN. 1 7TH AT 10: 30 A.1'-1 ~

I ALL PLAYERS N.Al\1EI) FOR 1975 GRID HONORS BY THE CITIZENS SAVThTGS BOA.."® till.LI BE HECIPIENTS OF FR.l\.MED SCROLL A~T.AR.US. PLAYERS OF T'rlE YEAR AN"D TITLE-\ITN-

IDIG COACHES iJ1ILL .ALSO BE PRESENTED lITTH SPECIAL A~vARDS.

ICOf,lrvf2iYIOR..:·\.TIVE FOOT&\LLS FRCf;1 M·W VOIT INC IJ HIIL ALSO BE AHARDED EACH ALt-STAR TEAM MErvIBER ••••SOMETHllJG THE ATHLETIC EQUIPMEl'JT COr.1PilNY HAS KllJ"DLYD011E FOR 1"lORE THAN 20 YEARS. I_________________~ ___l

Fifty-four players, representing 30 4-A high schools are listed onth~ 1975 all-star squad.~•• two teams on offense and two on defense. Three players,Fred Pord (St, John Bosco), Rick Parma (Kennedy, La Palma) and Anthony Munoz (Caffey)are the repeaters from last year's second offensive unit.

Pour-A champion Loyola had five of its players named to the honorteams, Hhile runner-up st. Paul landed six., Loyola bested South Torrance (28...13) f

Foothill (13-8), West Covina (21-12) and flJlaheim (21-17), before edging the Swords­me!l Ih-13 for the championship, St~ Paul defeated Simi Valley (36-3), St" Job.nBosco (21-14), Fountain Valley (24-17) and Sout..ll Hills (10-7) prior to reaching thet"inals.

PAST C.l.F. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR -- 1 9 3 7 - 1 9 7 5

1937 FRAJ.'.JK ALBERT. to ••••••Glenda1e 1958 DEE ANDREWS ••••••••••Poly, L.B.1938 HARRY KARNs ••••••••Pomona 1959 vITLLIE BRO~JN~ •.•••.••Po1y, L.B.19~9 JOHN PETROVICHo •••••Alhambra 1960 JIM ~IDRPHY•••••••••••Santa Barbara19.0 PETER ZUCCO •• o ••••••Santa Barbara 1961 PAUL HORGAN, ••••••.••Loyo1a191~1 ~ID·.JELL OES'IRICH••••• Ing1e\'1ood 1962 STEVE GRADy Loyola1942 GL~~ DA'JIS •••••••••Bonita l66~ ~ON SWARTZ •••••••••••Lo~ol~19L~3 r,JOill1AN VEEH 0 I> .Tustin 1~64 uEORGE BUEHLER Hrn.tt~er19Jj·4 BILL IVIft.RTIN " •• ~ ..~!Iark Keppel 1965 !1IICKEY CURETON ••••••• Centennial19!~5 ftL POLL.CJID Loyola PETE S.ANCHEZ ~1ater Dei19!~6 AL POLLA:.r:m Loyola 1966 NICKEY CURE'rON ~ •Centennial19:+7 BTJD HOODARD " -Jordan, L.B o 1967 TOM FI!ZPA'I'RICK ••••••Anaheim19'+8 JOliN OLSZEy·,JSKI.,. st. Anthony 1968 DARRYL BERG li·!estminster1949 ~Jn~l CON'lRl\''ITO Compton 1969 J.A:f-illS I'1cALISTC'Jl Blair1950 CliA"RLES POHELL San Diego 1970 PAT HA.DEN to .Bishop Amat1951 r/I1~"RTY" KEOUGH ~Pomona JOHN f1CYJtY Bishop Amat1952 RONALD l<NOX ~ Santa £iIonica 1971 JOHN SCI.1h1illA Bishop Ai11at,19~') ERNIE Zi.\JV1PESE Santa Barbara 1972 BOB ACOSTA , i·.Jestern1954 JOHN lII-u\JGJLR'il'TER •••••Hoover, Glen. 1973 D~NNIS SPROUL Los 1\.1tosJ..955 !'aCYEY PI;TI·:;N ~ J\..na.h.eim 1974 BRI1I.N BETFllffi South Hills

- 1956 t,rrCKEY FLYN~N Anaheim Diu\f I/iOROVICK II st4' .John BoscoPJ(t\IDY f'EADO"\IS " Io Do\-n1ey 1975 \)01:1 VAN V1JRE·J. Sout}l Hills

1957 GARY CRAIG .. ~ Ri·rJ"erside

(Ku"'ce: Players listed. u..l'lder lIP-..P..Jtl'...." PLfl.YERS 02' THE YEli.H are those comingfrom top-·enrollrr.ent schcols (\1' 1fma.jorff class:.efication. All play'erslisted have .rE'~ceived bror:.z"9 medallion a~flards as l'iVP t s & have their(-;.'-"nl·:)it.s !'ec:::.'::,·(l:?··::' i~ t~iq CiT...L:::,"·'~'\ Sa...ij.~..;:s .l\.t.h. F01.lnrl. li"'.:"('.:~:r·y~

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BACK * FRED FORD •• o •••• ~ ••••• ~ ST. JOHN BOSCO •••••••••BACK ~r ~illNO ••••••••••••• LOYOh~•••••••••••••••••BACK cRAiG JOHNSTON.; •••• ~., ST. PAUL••............•BACK ARTIE I-T_AI1GROVE. ~ • " ... ~ • • POLY, LONG BR,;,CH •••••••BACK COURTNEY ROBllJSON...... PAS.ADENA •••••• " ••••••••

RECEIVER *RICK FARL\1A••••••• "..... KENNEDY, LA PALHA••••••RECEIVER RICK STIVERS ••.••••.•.• vffiST COVINA ••••••••••••rr. END ViC RAI<HSHANI.......... EDISON •••• 0 ••••••••••••

LI}ffi lfmTT McFARLAND••••••••• ST. PAUL•••••••••••••••LIlJE ROD BUTI.rn. • • • • • • • • • • • • LOYOLA••• " •••••••••••••LINE CitLVIN CLOSE••••••••••• C~~ILLO•••...••• o ••••

L~~ TOM KATSAROS, ..•.... ".. SOUTH HrLLS ••..........CENTER DAVE SCHEPER....••.•..• CRESPI•..•..•..••.••..•KICKER T~1 GIBS~J ••••••••••••• lffiST TO~JCE ••••••••••

FIRST TEA~1 DEFENSE

BACK JON V.AN VUREN.......... SOUTH HILLS ••••••••••••BACK RICK BASHORE••••••••••• EDISON••••••••••••.•.••~_CK KAZELL PUGH•••••••••••• LOyOLA•••••••••••••••••BACK BRIfu~ BAGGOT••••••••••• SERVITE.••••••.•..•••••BACKER ROB McCOP~USH ••••••••• SERVITE•••••••.••••••••BACKER GLEN PETERSON."........ tiEST TORRANCE" •••• " ••••BACKER BOB WOOLWAY•••••••••••• LOyOLA••••••••••.••••••BACKER DENNIS JOHNSTON........ FONTANA••••• ., ••..••••••LINE JOHN McEl:\IEN • •••• " • • • • •• NORTH TORRAl'\ICE•.•.•.• "•LINE * ANTHONY r~oz •••••••••• CHAFFEY••••••.••••.••••LINE DAVE ANDERSON••••.••••• ARCADIA•••••••..•••••••LINE KEVIN PATTERSON•••••••• FOUNTAJlJ VALLEY••••••••LINE JIM KENTRIS •••••••••••• ST. PAUL••.••••..•.••••

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

BACK DAVID ALFARO••••••••••• NEST COVlNA•••.•.•••.••a~CK JERRY ANCICH••••••••••• ST. PAUL••••••••.•.••.•BACK PAT Nm,~ ••••••••••••• LOyOLA•••••••••••••••••BACK DENNIS BOSWELL......... HESn·1INSTER••••••••••••BACK NIARK LARSEN••••••••••• " KENNEDY, LA PALlYIA. ••••••

RECEIVER CORY HONS •••••••••••••• vIEST TORRANCE ••••••••••RECEIVER FR~~ O'CONNELL •••••••• G~mORA•••••••••••••••T. END ANDY CENTER............ vJEST TORRANCE ••••••••••LINE .ALLEN PUGH••••••••••••• SAN VillRCOS •••••••••• e ••

L~~ BRITT BELL••••••••••••• l~STERN•••••••• o ••• e •••

LTIJE ROBERT CABRERA••.••..•• PIUS X••••.••••......••LINE CHRIS LINNIN••••••••••• ARCADIA•••••••••.•.•.••CENTER NORM KATNIK .•.•••••..•• FOOTHILL•••...•.•...•••KICKER ART ARAGON•.•••••••.••• LOS ALTOS •••••.•.••...•

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

B01L.~ OF FOOTBlUL -- U j.\.J,JJ...A.ALL - SOUrrHER,\J CflLI:r

FI~ST TE OFFENSE RELE_

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SA~f~_ MONICA .ANA.:fIETIJI. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••ST. PAUL .SIMI VALLw~ ••••••••.•••SANTA. MONICA ••.••••••••CRESPI•.••.••.•••••..••.AlJ.A1iETI'1. • • • • • • • • • • • • •••POLY, LONG BEACH.•..••.mAl1E~•••• .•••••••••••OmARD .ST. PAUL .Clllf.JiRILLO••••••••••••••HUNTWGTON BEACH••.••••

DEf~JIS S~rrTH.~ •••••••••MORRIS CARMICHAEL ••••••Km~ GEffi~IN••••••••••••BRIAN SCffiTARTZ•••••••••

MEL KAUFMAN ••••••••••••TIM O~~ •••••••••••••JOHN YBARRA••••••••••••MIKE ~ffiLONEY •••••••••••

JOSE ECHEVARRIA••••••••TERRY FREDETTE•••••••••DJlN ROSS •••••••••••••••~ITKE ~.~•••••••••••KEITH DIONNE•••••••••••

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.ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNLA. BO.A.RD OF FOOTBALL -- 1 9 7 '5 SEASON

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The following sou:thland journalists served on the 1975 selection board. & .in theinterest of high school athletics ••••RALPH .AL~"'{Al\IDER (AT Large), .AL M<ES & DA\lESBELBUfu~E (Glendale), CLAUDE AlIDERSON (San Bernardino), AVRUf1 DANSKY & JOHN STREGE(Los Angeles), JIlYI HART (San Pedro), CLIF'F GEdECKE (Huntington Park), BILL GILLIS(Lancaster-Palmdale), BOB GUERRERO (Los Angeles), CHUCK JOliNSON (Los Angeles),BIKE rJiA.RTINEZ & CHRIS LONG (Santa 1::1onica), JIlYI r"IcCONNELL (Pomona), KEN PDlERNETZ(Long Beach), JIM RHODE (San Gabriel Valley), GF_RLAND ROSE & GEIt.-qy DE GAPJ/IO (River­side), FRED ROBLEDO (Los Angeles), JOHN S1i"1EY (Hhi'ctier) t JIN P.A.HKER (Ventura) ~

FRJij\r~ MAZZEO & 'l'OBY ZHICKEL (San Fernando), ~RY \:JEINR.'R. (Los Angeles) t EDDIE HEST8; TED BRAZIL (Santa Ana) 1 GLEN!'fviliITE & ROGERCAHLSON (Costa Nesa), GLENN PARSONS(Pa.sa-dena) & JOHN ZJ\.NT (Sa.l1.ta Barbara). And a. 2l-gun salute to r·TICEf\.EL PECK, form­e:c' 8Quthern Section, eIF publicj.st, Who served as :cecorder ••• and is no'Tl'i with KV.:1LF.:..dio i~ L.'?."!.1ca3-ter!> CFffi:S ~J:C?3·~::C:l

SPECIAL RELEASE

SSCC SOUTH SEPUL.VEOA, LOS ANGEL.ES , CALJFORNIA 30045

FORMERLY HELMS ATHL.ST'C FOUNDATION-FOUNDED 1936

BRUC~: BEN BEN (VILLA PARK) & HA1\IK S~v'ANSON

CS.Q~ASJ.lDENj~,LSlIABE _Q::IL..CO- NIVP GRID. HONORFOR RELEASE: vJED~i'ESDAY .AFTEmfOON, JAN. 7 ~d~A.~iej;::~PLEAsE HONOR. RELEflBE DAi§.Qr

.'- ". TwO OF ;O~JJ CALIFO~t~'; P;IIER PIGS~~ P~;RHERSFOR 1975-~~~RUCE BEN BEN OF VilLA. PARK & HANK SW.ANSON OF SOUTH PASADENA - HAVE

BEEN NANED CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR TIT 3-A FOOTBALL, AS .ANNUAL GRID SE-

LECTIONS WERE RELEASED TODAY BY CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHI..ETIC FOUNDATION. IN THE OPIN-

ION OF BOARD MEMBERS (MAKING 'fl:1E FOUNDATION'S 3grH ANNU..:\L SELECTIONS), '!HE TWO PLAY­

ERS WERE AS CLOSE AS THE FINISH OF THEIR '!'iTO TEMIJS •• e .S'HANSON'S SOUTH PASADEllA TIGERS

JUST EDGmG BEN BENtS VILLA. PARK SPARTANS 13-12 m THE 3-A TITLE DECIDER.

BEN BEN' LED THE SP.ARTANS IN THE TITLE GfJ-1E AS HE HAD ALL YEAR HITH ONEOF SEVERAL lOQ-YARD-PLUS RUSIIDIG EFFORTS. THE 5-11, l70-POUND HALFBACK ENDED THESEP...3ON lITTH 1,443 YARDS .AND SCORED OVER 100 TOTAL poINTS. BRUCE l?AS THE VilLA. PARKPUNTER AND PLACE KICKER AND ALTHOUGH THE SPARTPl'lS FINISHED ONLY 3RD IN THE CENTURYLEAGUE, THE TEAM CAME ON STRONG IN 'mE. PLAYOFFS ••••BEN BEN LEADIN'G THE 1:.fAY.

HANK SVIANSON WAS COACH JIl\1 YANG f S Nill·1BER ONE PERFOID-1ER ON THE TIGERS r

TITLE-1ffi\JNIG TEAN:. BE PLAYED l:1ITH GREAT DETERMINATION OFFENSIVELY AND lITTH FEROCITYON DEFENSE. THE TIGERS TTON' THE RIO HONDO LEAGUE TITLE, FINISHlliG THE SEASON HITH A13-1 RECORD. SlJ:41'fSON & COMP.A..l\JY lTON THEm LAST 12 GArv1ES IN A ROVI.

I l--IAGIC r'10UNTAlN HOSTS AlL-STAR PLAYERS AT 39TH ANNUAL CEJ.ID.10NIES, JAN. 17TH --'-11 For having been named co-Players of the Year in trAAAIf Division football for I{ 1975, Bruce Ben Ben and Hank Swanson will receive traditional bronze medall-

ions at the 39th annual All-8outhern California Board of Football Ait'1ards IProgram to be held in the SHaHCASE THEATER at ~1AGIC i..}OUNTAIN on Sat., Jan. t

17th at 10:30 a.m.

All honored players, their coaches and family will be guests of the Parkon this big day•• ~.attractions at the Park being available to all follow....ing the avrards program..

..AMF VOIT FOOTBALLS PRESENTED

Honored players will receive framed scrolls from Citizens Savings AthleticFoundation and, as the AMF VOlT people. have so kindly done over the past200r2odd years, miniature footballs commemorating the big day in the livesof over 250 southland football players.

Fifty-two players, representing 32 southland high schools, find them­selves on the 1975 honor teams. Three performers - Billy 'Hillard (Bell Gardens),Jeff Fox (Crescenta Valley) and Jim Middleton (Pomona) - are back from last year'steams, Champion South Pasadena placed four players on the team, as did Burroughs ofBurbank. Runner-up Villa Park placed three players, as did Crescenta Valley.

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR FRCM S~J\LLER ENROLlMENT SCHOOLS - 1951 - 1975151 BJ srff.ITH (Ventura) t65 B. PORTER (Crespi) '71 C. JUDGE (Kennedy)'52 CR ROBERTS (Oceans'd) J. i400RE (Cal S. Deaf) A. ROUNDTREE (Temp.c.~'53 CR ROBERTS (Oce~~std) G. GO!~ (Santa C.) P. KINnm (Paso Robles .'54 B. COOPER (Hawthtne) '66 D. GRAHlUVI (Bish.Mont.) J. RHODES (LA Baptist!55 S. FACE (San l\1ar f o) R. TYLER (Neff) '72 R. HERTEL (Los Altos)!56 A. LEDBETTER (Brea-o.) 167 B. BRICK (I'4ayfair) M. NANKO (Temp.C.)i 57 H. TOBTI-i (Coronado) B. DAVIDSON (S.Ynez) S. TETRICK (LA Baptist)

H. ENRIQUEZ (Mater D.) '68 R. DeLESK (Loara) '73 M. rfllLER (Crese.Valley)'58 B. REDELL (San f:1ar'o) B. HE&.!ffiRA (St.Bony) R. BROTAN (Temp. City)159 D. JOHNSON (S. Pas.) '69 R. BOOTH (So. Pas.) L. STEPHENS (Imperial)t 60 J. HUlL.ttTE (rJ1ater Dei) R. EVP..NS (Barstow) , 74 It!. \v.rIITE (S.A. Valley)

G. HOlMfu~ (Brea-O.) J. JOH..£U'JSEN (S.Ynez) C. OPPEDAHL (Neff)'61 S. LEDBE'I~ER (Brea-O) T. BISHOP (Boron) R. GER.T.IARD (Hhit.Christ.)'62 K. rJ1lffiTIN (Hemet) P. r·.ffiRBLE (Yuc.Val.) '75 B. BEN BEN (Villa Park)'63 P. I·1ARGUGLIO Cst.Fra's) '70 A. CAHTER (Bonita) H. S1IANSON (So. Pas.)

A. GOLDEN (Alemany) L. NUS:E-IINSKIE (Temp.C.) D. ROGERS (Agoura)A. HERRERA (Santa CI'a) P. SHENSON (st. Gen.) T. HANIFIN (Sonora)

164 T. ~~'~IN (St. Fra's) M. COBB (N.D, Riv.) C. JOHNSTON ('{hit.Christ)S. Price (Coachella) J. JO~!SON (Rosamond)B. KILPATRICK (Rim)

(Note: All Southern California Football Players of the Year are recipients ofbronze medallion awards and their achievements are on record in theA-:~:.etic P0lmc..:J.ticr'. l::'~").i:·:1.rj;-,,)

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The follo\ving southland journalists served on the 1975 selec-tion board ... om t..."lJ.einterest of high school athletics •••RALPH ALEXANDER (At Large), .AL ANES & DAVESHZLBURNE (Glendale), CL..4.UDE ..l\NDERSON (San Bernardino), AVRUN: DANSKY &: JOHN STREGE(Los P..ngeles), JTIJI HA...T.tT (San Pedro), CLIFF GE\ffiCKE (Hlh~tington Park), BILL GILLIS(Lancaster), BOB GUERRERO (Los Angeles), CHUCK JOHNSON (Los Angeles), ~rr.l<E IV~-q'l':niEZ

& c-.tffiIS LONG (Santa IvIonica), Jll1 f/lcCON1'lliLL (Pomona), EN prVERi.'lET'Z (Long Beach),JTI·1 RHODE (San Gabriel Valley) 'I GARLAND ROSE & GJL1l.-qy DeGARlYIO (Riverside), FREDDYROBLEDO (Los Angeles), JOHN STREY (Hhit-tier), 3ThI Pft..RKER (Ventura), FH.ANK r;r..AZZEO&: TOBY ZTJ1IClffiL (San Fernando), JERRY "VJETh'ER (Los JLl1geles), EDDIE vJEST & TED BFLA2IL(Santa ..lffia), GLENN l·JHITE & ROGER Cl\RLSON (Costa r,1esa), GI.21\lN P.ARSONS (Pasadena) &JOHN Z.A}.J"'T (SB...l'l-ta Barbara). The board wishes to extend special thanks to i·'JICH..£l..:c""LFECI(, fo~~er Southern Section, crp publicist, who served as recorder~ Mj~e is nowt,rt th 10;~~ Radio in LcuJ.caster. CHRIS NOR'IENSON (Los Angeles) also served,

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BACK BRUCE BEN BElT,.......... VTIJ...A. P ~~T{. It .

BACK RENE VALLEJO ••••••••••• COLTON •••••••••••••••••BACK RICK'! JOHNSON.. • • • • • • .. .. SP..NTA MARIA ..BACK GARY BECK•••••••••••••• Cp~SCE}~~ VALLEY•..••••BACK ROBBIE CIi..~MB.N It. SOUTH PASADENA •• " •• " •••

P£CEIVER JTI~ McC~R\~ ••••••• o ••• A~~TIQN••••.•••.••.•••RECEDJ8R ~ffiRC ~~\IDEZ •••••• o ••••• Sili~TA FE ••••••••.••••••T.. END HANK Sl:..J.ANSON...... • .. • • • • SOu""TH PASJ\DENA ..TACKLE KEVIN DONAGhW :. DTGLET;JOOD ' .TACKLE JEFF vrncrTTON••••••• ooo~ C~10~~.o••••••••••••GTJAJ.1.D L.A.:.1:ffiY SPAETH,...... • MONROVIA .GU)..RD fiL£\RK NOCCIOLO. • • .. .. .. • .. HART ~ ,. .CE1JTER STEVE CJU·~A ~ .. o S~~~~ .KICKER JOHN VIOLETrE o. ST. BEHN.ARD 6 .

FIRST TEArJI DEF\ENSE

BACK REGGIE ~JEST .';. 0 e • Cl •••• 0 0 SAJ.'JTA ANA VALLEY....... • • .. 5-10BACK STEVE SMITH•• '•• 0 •••• 0 0 0 SOUTH PASADENAo... • .. • • • .. 5-11BACK CHUCK MENZHUBER 0 0 0 COLVER. CITY c co .. " e • • • 5-9

. . '. BAc-r.&: :M:ARK ...a:I.;L":EN .. 0 ·e· ~ .• 6, .. b NORVIALK 110. e • • • • • .. 6-3BACKER MIKE' MacDONALD.'. 0,0.0 .·~.o 0 BURROUGHS,' BT1RBAL"f.K. .. ... • 6-0BACKER 'JEFF •SPITZ; .. 00 • 0 0"" 0 ... '. Q •• J ; BEVERLY HII..J:.S. ~ .... &' .... &' II .. 6-2BACKER GEORGE,·DEMOS~. ~·~o ... 0;" 0 0 <LA. SERNA. :~. Co It e .. C'''... .... 6-0

·BACKER .. ·J'~,R'~;,WE'IZEL~.0 ~:~ :'0 0~ 000-':" SOUTH PASADENA••' '" .. 5:..10LINE.i: ~.·JEFF:~·.FOX... ~:':·~~·~·~·:.• ·• Il 0.0'· CRESCENTA VALLEY '. ". .. .. 6-3LINE';. . '>='rnJI'C1!ASE ... •J~~:~ ~.~ o. ~·O'. 00 LA SERNA. ~ .. ~ .... '" '"' c ~ ••• ". 6-2

·LINE. '.' .JA.IRp,PENARAl\1DA 0 e o. 0 ~. BURROUGHS,: BURBANK. • .. .. .' 6-2'·LINE. ' DAN.,.ST.Et{ART~·....'.. 0 00. 000 ' .' LA HABRA•••• ·.; ...... c 6-. . . .. • 6-2

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BACK + ,BILLY'wn..LARD.·o .. f) •••.•• 0' BELL GARDENS c.... ~ c .. • .. • •. 6-3BACK PAT HIL"'KMAN o~ <> .. BtJ1:iRoUGHS f BURBANK.·....... 5-8BACK FRED MORALES II 6 0 SAr.!""TA AJ.'JA VALLEY.... • .. • • 6-2BACK ARCHIE CHAPMAN c>- • VERBDr·1 DEI c< It 6-2BACK' KEVIN HAMILTON oo ••• b S.ANT..L\. FE 6-2RECEIVER BOB FRISHETrE............... BURROUGHS, BURBANK...... 5-10RECEr\lER MIKE' STANGELAND. • • • • • .. • ARLn.fGTON. • • • • .. .. • • • • • .. • 6-1T. EJ~ Ba~ IGOU•••••••••••••• VILLA PA.~ 6-5TACKLE PETE ~JLBERT1}1E ••••••• oo SP.JJ B~TJLRDINO.~ •••.•.• 6-1TACKLE GREG·EIRICHc~.u~~~.e .. oo EL MOD~~ .. c••••• &.~ •••• 6-0GUJ\.."RJ) Bt"11\.D POm""T'-1AN e <> Ie (\ .. .. .. LA H.flBRA ..... Co ........ ~ " .... (I 6-1GUARD JOE SI~TH .... ~ oo •• ~~ CRESCENTA VALLEY••••••• 6-1CENTER DAVE LANDES. ~ .. 0 • ~ 0 NORTH ~ RJ.-vERSIDE It •• ~ .. .. • 5-11KICKER RALPH PETROSIAN M~~O 5-6

S'ECOND TEAM DEFENSE

BACK # JIM MIDDLETON••••••••• o POMONA.ClO ••••••• £ •••••• 5~10

BACK 'rOlf!' ALBERG ~ ., • e... • .. ST «> BERN.A.:.1ID .. 6 " • 5-10BACK MIKE GIL~IORE c, e. GA.-=IDEN GROVE " • "" • " • .. 6-2BACK CHARLES GREEN. Cl 0 • I> f) MORlIDTGSIDE " •• " • 5-8

BACKER MARK FATA•••..••••••• oo ruh~ GROVE••••.•••.•• 6-0BACKER GREG ELIAS••• soo ••••• OCl D~J.~o 5-10BACKER ED LOFWS f>.. VILLA. PARK........... • • 6-1E..4..CKER DAVID CARIKER COLTON.o.oe •••••••••••• 5-11L~~ BRIAN FAUST•••••••••.•• DAMIENooo ••••••.••••••• 6-0LINE DON CAMPBELL. Cl Cl" MORNINGSIDE................. 6-0LINE JORrI EL~~l.N •••••••••••• ~ BLAIR•••••••••••••••••• 6-0LINE JERRY HOOKS VERBUM DEI 6-1

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-, ...,-\:~R RELEASE: TUESDAY AF~rOCN, J_~'J. 6 .. '. l> and afte~..>; "-:+;**HQNOR REI.ZASW'DATE!!J)~ \ ........ "!............ ~. -:;. .....

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AGOURA. RUNNING BACK D.ARREN ROGERS, HAVE BEEN NMIJED CO-PLAYERS OF THE

YEAR IN tJAA" DIVISION FOOTBALL BY CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDA­

TION t S .ALL-S01JTHEB.L~ CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS s ••• IN ANNOUNCEJ.V.lENT TODAY BY THE

ATHLETIC FOUNDATION. THE SELECTION BOARD, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1975, SELECTED TWO

COW1PLETE TEAMS ON BOTH OFFENSE MID DEFENSE.

HANTIi'IN, A 6-2, l75-POUND OFFENSIVE END AND DEFENSIVE HALFBACK, LED

HIS TEAM TO THE JIM" TITLE AND l'1AS NMJ1ED PLAYER OF THE YEAR m THE ORANGE LEAGUE.

INTERESTD1GLY, SONORA DEFEATED EL DORADO HIGH. SCHOOL llJ THE DIVISION FllJALS, 27-9,

A TEAM WHICH HAD BEATEN THE RAIDERS IN LEAGUE PLAY FOR THE TITLE. AN ALL-AROUND PER­

FORt-1ER FOR CO-eOACHES FRANK HICKS AND WAYNE PAYNE, HANIFTI'T \V'AS PART OF A STOUT DE­

?ENSE TF..AT HELD EL DORADO TO 34 RUSHING YARDS m.THE TITLE GAME, mCLUDING A MINUS

FOUR Dr THE SECOND HALF.

AGOURA'S ROGERS, ONLY A JUNIOR, WAS MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHARG­

ERS REACHING THE SEMI-FINALS _OF THE 2-A PLAYOFFS. THE SQUATTY 5-9, 18S-POUND STAR

GAnlED AROUND 700 YARDS IN FOUR PLAYOFF GAMES •••HARDLY BETIJG USED IN THE OPENER \-lON

HANDILY OVER A COMPARATIVELY \-lEAK CH..tu"VIINADE TEAM. IDS SEASON TOTAL OF OVER 1,800

YARDS .A!\JD HIS 25 TOUCHDOHNS RANKED HI1YI A...1VIONG THE TOP PERFOIDJ1ERS IN .ALL SOUTHERN CAL­

IFORNIA.I HANIFDJ & ROGERS· TO RECEIVE A1.J'ARDS AT MAGIC IvIOUNTAIN ON SAT., JAN. 1 7T'"rl

Players of the Year Tim Hanifin and DarrenRogers will receive traditionalbronze tNP medallions at the 39th annual All-Southern California Board of Foot-.ball Awards Ceremonies to be held at Magic N:ountain Park on Saturday, Jan. 17at 10:30 am. All honored players, coaches, parents, school administrators andfriends will be on hand to honor this year's southland stars ••••players rec­eiving framed scroll awards.

A1YIF VOrT TO AGAlli PRESENT HONORED PLAYERS ltiTH FOCTB..4LLS

As the company has so kindly done over the past 2C-odd years, the JuV1FVOIT, nrc. Company will present footballs to all players. Ceremonies willtake place in the beautiful SHOWCASE THEATER at r4agic Mountain.

Some 51 players, representing 30 high schools constitute this year's 2-A team.Schools placing more than one player are E1 Dorado (5), Agoura, San Clemente, vJal­11U-t and Sonora (3), and with two, Azusa, Kermedy (Barstow), Norte Vista, Neff,~1is3ion Viejo, Leuzinger, Antelope Valley, Bonita and Lawndale.

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR FRO~J1 Sf/TALLER Ei\lROLilJ1ENT SCHOOLS •••• 1951 - 19751951 B.J. SMITH•••• 0 •••••VENTURA 1968 RICK DE LESK•••••••LOARA1952 C.R .. ROBERTS ••••••••OCEANSIDE BEN HERRERfl_••••••••ST. BONAVTh-wRE1953 C.R. ROBERTS •••••••• OCEAtJSIDE 1969 R. BOOTH (S.PAS), R. EVANS (BARSTOW)1954 BILL COOPER•••••••••HA\.JTHOR1\JE J. JOHANSEN (S. YNEZ), T •BISHOP (BOR)1955 SKIP FACE•••••••••••SAN MARINO PAT r-1P~LE •••••••••YUCCA VALlEY1955 ADRIAN LEDBETTER••••BREA-OLINDA 1970 A. CARTER (BONITA), L. lvruSHI.i\iSKIE1957 HAL TOBIN ••••••••••• CORONADO (TErJ1P.CITY), P. SHANSON(ST. GEN.)

HENRY ENRIQUEZ ••••••~·1ATER DEI M. COBB (i\ID RIV.), J.JOHNSON(ROSAMD)1958 BILL REDELL SAN M.A..RINO 1971 CIiAJ.-qr,ES JlJDGE••••••KEI\1NEDY, B. PARK1959 DON JOHNSON ••••• ,. •••SO. PASADENA Al\JDY ROUNDTREE •••••TEr·1PLE CITY1960 GARY HO~T ••••••• ~.~~-OLINDA PAUL K~~ •• 1O' •• 1O •• PASO ROBLES

JOHN HU.ARTE •••••••••I"'JATER DEI 1972 JON RHODES •••••••••L.A. BA.PTIST1961 STEVE LEDBETTER•••••BREA-OLThIDA ROBERT HERTEL ••••••LOS ALTOS1962 KEN I~~TIN ••.• "1O •••HEMET r~{E NANKO •••••••••~WLE CITY1063 PJUL 1I.II'JlDGUGLTO srr F'D'l llTCIS STEVE TETRICK••••••LA. BAPTIST

.:/ ~ 1".ll"U\. - •••••• -.1O L\.fiL\l 1973 fv1fu.q}( {vIILIER •• 1O "1O ••CRESCENTA VALL...,!?Y"ART GOLDEN •••••••••• P.LENANY RICK .BRO'\'JN•••••••••TEl'.1PLE CITYANDY HERRERA.,. ••••••SA:NTA CLARA LA.iiJ.l.Y STEPHENS ...... ~ll1PERIAL

1961.~ rr. l\r"'B.JLDJ (ST. F.), S. PRICE (Coa- 1974 c. OPPEDPlt-ili(NEFF'), R.GEBHA..1ID(H.CH.)che11a.), B~ KILPATRICK (Rim of 1f.) 1975 Tn HA..1'1IFD SONORl1965 B. PORTh'R \CRE3PI), j. r''100RE (CAL '1[ -' t; tT1010 0'" ~101O1O ••• 4-S"''t4IL n..... f\L:\) G (;111\TnALES (s CT r.DI\) DARREN ROG&qs1O .. 1O .. 1O • AGOURA.

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JIM HAYNIERICH ~1YDEN

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'.i'ACKLE JEFF WINSELL+,ACKLE STEVE WAISHGTJARD DAN REED'·;':i'ARD PHIL MERTZ:'<~NTER MARK MALONE

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~:;CKER JORGE HERRERA

q..,\CRER DIRK McJUNKINA.~CKER TONY ESPINOSA~~CKER KEVIN VESELICLINE FRED HOGAN

T~INE RANDY HAYSr~ RON WADE"[aNE WAYNE STOCKTON

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* 1st Team Defense, 1974

~OTE: 1975 marks the first year that two teams have been selected on both offenseand defense. All honored players will receive Citizens Savings AthleticFoundation awards at Magic Mountain, January 17, 1976 ••••••••••••ALL-30UTHERN CALIFOPJJIA BOAPJ) OF FOOTBALL - - 1 9 7 5 SE.ASON

The following southland journalists served on the 1975 selection board•••in theinterest of high school athletics ••••RALPH J~EYJU\mER (At Large), AL M1ES, DAVE SHEL­BUPJJE (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), AVRill-1 DJli"\fSKY, JOHN STREGGE (LosAngeles), JllJ! HART (San Pedro), CLIFF GEffJECKE (Huntington Park), BILL GILLIS (L~~-

caster-PalIndale), BOB GUE...;rnERO (Los Angeles), ChLTCK JO:Hl\ISON (Los ,Angeles), iYIIl<EfiIlffiTINEZ & CHRIS LONG (Santa Monica), 3DI ~JlcCONNELL (Pomona), KEN PIVERNETZ (LongBeach), JIN RHODE (San Gabriel Valley), _GARLAND ROSE & GARRY DeGARMO (Riverside),F'RED ROBLEDO (Los Angeles), JOHN STREY (.Hhittier), JnVf P.ARKER (Ven-tura), FRANKlV"lAZZEO & TOBY ZVIICKEL (San Fernando), JEfL.-qy "HEINER (Los Angeles), EDDIE HEST &TED BRAZIL (Santa Ana):1 GLEI\iN ':TRITE & ROGER CAHLSON (Costa ~.'1esa), GLENN PARSONS(f'asadena) & JOHN ZAJ.'lT (Santa Barbara) ~ And a big salute to MICHP.EL PECK, formerSoutherv.. Section, eIF publicist, who served as recorder ...... and now is i.-lith I0JALRadio in L~~castero

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PREP SELECTIONS HERE RELE1~ED TODAY BY THE l1.TI-lLETIC FOUNDl!..TION (I

JOHNSTON'S REFf1ffiK.l~LE ACHIE'JEMENTS itT \-lHITrIER CHRISTIAN DURING HIS HIGHSCHOOL C!JtEER GfJ.VE THE 5-10, l65-POUND SENIOR THE CIF CLREER. (5,293) J snrGLE-SEt~ON

(2,525) iilID GtJ1E (448) RUSHlnG:r.1ARI'~ Fom·1ERLY HElD BY STEVE TFJrRICK, L.A. BPJ1TIST

(5,181, 1970-72), rI.IICP:EY CURETON, CENTENNIAL (2,504, 1966) & DAVE JOHNSON OF CAN-rrwELL(401). THIRTY-8E""\lEH Plili.YERS REPRESENTnrG 20 HIGH SCHOOLS I'!lLT{E UP THE '75 TEAM_

Single A playoff champion Carpinteria High placed five players on the honorteam, while runner-up Lutheran. H.S. of Los .Angeles landed four berths. Other schoolsplaciI"...g more -than one player are \'lhittier Christian and Notre Dame of Riverside (3),and Paso Robles, Boron, Valley Christian, Calipatria and Twenty-Nine Palms (2).

In winning the division tiiile, Carpinteria defeated L.A. Lutheran 9-6 in thet-itIe decider after disposing of Santa Ynez (25-6), Valley Christian (10-6) & Paso~tobles (6-0). All players will be honored aii N:agic 110mtain on Sat., Jan. 17, inceremonies commencing at 10: 30 am. Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation scroll andl'{ledallion awards will be presented, along 'tnth commemorative 1~ Voit footballs.

.llLL - SOlJTHERN C.ALIFOPJ:ITA BOARD OF FOorBt.LL - - "An DIVISION SELECTIONS ••• 1975FIRST TEA~·1 OFFEl'ISE

1~Cr~ JOE BERTONI •••••••••• BORON••••••••••••••••••••l~ACKLE ARTHUR SCO'IT......... LUTHEP-.AN, LOS ANGElES ••••:..~rjillD HUNT .AnENT........... T:1HITTIER. CBaISTI1;N•••••••..RJ~'\RD FRlID I!LEBER.......... NOTRE DP.ME, RIVERSIDE••••

C:CfER liALTER REQUEJO....... Cl'.R.PDTTERIA••••••••••••••

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CLIFF P~~ON•••••••• BIG BEAR•••••••••••••••• 6-1PETE JUDD•••••••• ·•••• BORON'••••••••••••• ~ • • • • • • 6-1DEREK BUTIER......... LWrlERAN, LOS llNGELES.... 6-0JOHN VANDER SCHAAF... ONTl:.RIO CHRISTIf..N........ 6-4JOE ErnUU)ARICH•••••••• ~~y STAR•••••••••••••••• 6-0r.1IKE J1'ANN!..... • • • • • • • LUTHER.AN, LOS 'ANGELES. • • • 5-10JOHN LUERA.... • • • • • • • • C.t..RPINTERIA. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5-7ROBERT ~~GER ••••••••• Sl~~ YrJ.EZ ••••••••••••••• 6-0BUTCH CROSS •••••••••• NEEDLES •••••••••••••••••• 6-2B..'Fl.A.J) STREEll~!IA}I....... VALLEY CHRISTIAN......... 6-5CPSEY KESTER••••••••• Pl~O ROBLES •••••••••.•••• 6-2PAUL PIRIO••••••••••• AnUINAS •••••••••••••••••• 5-10

SEC 0 N D TEA M (COFiBllJED•••• OFFENSE & DEFENSE)

ROOSE \lELT COOy,·S...... AT1:.SClillERO • ••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • 6-1 205 SeniorGREG HA.Lt:ID.:» _• • • • • • • • • RTII OF \'iORLD....... •• _• • • • • 5-11 185 Soph•RON T11.YLOR. • • • • • • • • • TRONA. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5-10 163 SeniorJOE JO~TSrn~•••••••••• ~~li\n~G•••••••••••••••••• 5-10 160 Senior

~J.\ID r/ITl\~ NSLSON... • • • • • • • NCYrR.L D.Ar1E, RIVERSIDE.... 6-0 185 Senior~'r.D r~~~ FUJ10S ••••••••• CPLIPATRIA••••••••••••••• 6-0 175 Senior·!:ACYLE :ED IZ':lVIERDO......... CLRP]l'J'P"~tIA..• • •• • • • .... • • 6-0 265 Senior\'p..cr.u: DOUG DOu'"T".dIT. • • • • • • •• vTHITrIER CI--~ISTI.['.l\J..• • • • • 6-0 205 Senior~U!.J'~ VER1ION DOYLE l> TRONA....... •• •• • • ••• • •• • 6-5 195 Senior~TJ.A.?J) nI1~ CHACON........... NOT?~ DAnE» RIVERSIDE.... 5-11 180 Senior3.i~Y;SR LEPT BLA.cK........... Pl~O nOBLT:'.3.............. 5--10 175 Senior3!..C~'·2? DF':~N STOUR............ BRE14TITOOD.. ••• • • • • • • • • • • • 6--0 190 Senior

(Eo+:'e: T.C:.ere a:re no re~a~~ from -pre"'ri.ou::l "'Jen:r~ O'l'l. 't..1'1"e 1.fJ75 Hl'.ll Tec.m)

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FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNOATION-FOUf\JDEO 1938

SAl\I FERI~ANDO TRIO KEVIN ·~v ILL Ifu'ffS ~ CHARLEE:·\JJH I TE .&.KENNY l\~OO RE l\fiL1~~ED L Q A0 CITY 4- ANf\IP T.s-O"_O_-~Uu_~SQli!.&.-lID~Y~JL)i~POR

FOR ~E~.__ TUE~DAY 1 !?~~',~.:...;.?2"'_~~·~·Ha,m,,~S(..&.-,.af,.ter- 9 ••• 0 •.f J ....,...-r

F OR THE FffiST TIME smCE 1966, TRI-PLAYERS OF THE YEA.lt'JIAVE BEEN NAMED

IN LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL, lAB SAN FERNANDO HIGH SCHOOL TRIUMVIRATE

KENNY MOORE (1974 PLAYER OF THE YEAR), KEVnJ WILLIAVlS .AND CHARLES

~JHITE WERE ACCORDED THE SELDOM-DISPENSED HONOR••••AS CITIZENS SAVlliGS ATHLETIC FO'(JND­

ATION'S ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF FOOTBIUL NAMED ITS 39TH .ANNUAL TEAMS.

FOR THE FffiST TIME IN 1975, LOS .ANGEIES CITY FOOTBALL l-lAS SPLIT INTO

DIVISIONS (4-A & 3-A), AS SOPHOMORE QUlffiTERB.A.CK, RON CUCCIA vIAS NAMED "AAAtt PLAYER.

OF THE YEAR•••••THE FIRsT SOPHOMORE IN CITY HISTORY TO BE ACCORDED THE HONOR. BY

BOARD ACTION, THE 1975 TEAM IS :MADE UP OF BOTH .4-A & >-A PLAYERS ••••THE VOTE BEING

UNANllJIOUS TO SELECT ONE OVERALL TEAM.

SEIECTION OF THE SAN FERNANDO SENIOR TRIO .AS THE 4-A DIVISION'S BEST

1·TAS A "HAPPY" SOLUTION TO A PERPLEXING PROB!.EM. WITH TIGER COACH BILL MARSH UNABLE

TO CHOOSE AMONG HIS THREE STARS, THE FOUNDATION'S SELECTION BOARD VOTED TO HONOR THE

THREE ALL-AROUND STARS HHO ACCOUNTED FOR SOME 8,746 YARDS DURING THEm COMBINED CA-

REERS AT SAN" FERNANDO. (MOORE, 4,103; l-lILLm1S, 2,430; & HHITE, 2,213). ~.JILLIANS

vTOUND UP 19751rrTH 1,402 YiillDS AND 151 PomTS (220 CAREER) BOTH CITY BESTS.

CUCCIA, SON OF WILSON COACH VIC, LED "mSONIS MULES TO THE ftltAAff DIVIS­

ION CR01A/N AND A PERFECT 13-0 SEASON. RON HAD A PHENO!\-~!AL 3,127 YARDS IN TOTAL OF­

FENSE AND ACCOUNTED FOR 41 TOUCHDOt~1NS. HIS 2,390 YARDS PASSING .AND 737 YARDS RUSH­

ING, RANK HIM 3RD IN CITY HISTORY BEHIND DANA POTTER (3,461) & Ju"'JTHONY DAVIS (3,239).

CUCCIA'S 41 'IDs ALSO RANK BEHIND PO'ITER (48) AND DAVIS (44).

ALL - CITY FO<YrBALL TEAM TO BE HONORED AT l'·iA.GIC NOUNTAIN CEREMONIES JAN. 17

'The 39th .t\..7lllual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program will

be held at rilagic Mountain Park on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 10: 30 am. For the 3rd

year, :Magic Mountain will host players, coaches, parents and school officials

for an afternoon of excitement following the morning awards program.

Thirty Los Angeles high schools are represented on the 1975 honor,teams ••••42 players named on offense and 36 on defense. As expected, schools lead­ing the parade in placing players were L.A. City 4-A and 3-A' champions, San Fernandoand 1"Tilson, respectively, with seven and eight players each. Carson's Colts, king'pins of the Marine League and City team scoring champions (160 points i."Yl regularseason) also landed seven players. Three other L.A. City strengthies lended fiveplayers on the honor teams •••Banning, Bell and Palisades.,

Wilson capped its perfect 13-0 season with a 14-7 win over previouslyundefeated Bell (12-1) 14-7. The Mules defeated Verdugo Hills (42-6), Manual Arts(32-21) and South Gate (14-6) on the T".lay to the throne room. San Fernando do\vnedBanning 20-8 in the title decider, after disposing of Gardena (32-13), Canoga Park(31-13) and Taft (32-21).

A M F - V 0 I T TO AGAIN HONOR ALL-CITY PLP1.YERS HITH FOOTBALLS

For over 20 years M~ - VOIT has kindly honored the All-Los Angeles CityFoo~~all Team with special commemorative footballs. Presentation of the ballsto all honored players v.-'ill be made at t·he 39th a..l1..l'lual Awards Program, to beheld at !4agic IvIountain on Saturday morning, Jan. 17 at 10: 30 am. Players will

I also receive beautifully framed scrolls from Citizens Savings Athletic Founda­L·tion, with Players of the Year receiving the traditional bronze medallion a\-Tards •

•••pick up teams •••

1975 ALL-LCS ANGELBf FOGTBALL T~~ SELECTIONS - 'NS ATHLE~IC BCABD

OFF ENS I V E ',A. .-1 MS. • RELEASE: '.J."'''''''~'' DEC. 23 A.H. AND APTER

HGHT5'10"5'8"6 7 1"6'2"6'3 u

6'2 11

6'0"6'2"5' an5'9"6'on5'10"5'8"5'10"

**POSITIONREC.REC.TETACKLETACKLEGUARD +GUARD

CENTER

BACKBACK ~~*

B..~CK *EAc...T<BACK +K

PLAYERJEFF FISHER••••••••APOLONIO R~mN .JOHN EDMOND .DAVID JOHNSON••••••MIKE BCWr<ER••••••••DAVID GUTIERREZ ••••TYRONE SPERLING .....JIM FIORELLO.~ •••••RON CUCCIA ••••••• ,.KEvnt WILLIAMS .CHARLES WHITE .FREEMAN McNEIL•••••RICKY .MADDOX •••••••CURT yARRINGTON ••••

S C H 0 0 LTAFT •••••••••••••WILSON •••••••••••NARBONNE•••••••••

PALISADES ••••••••BELL•••••••••••• .,WILSON •••••••••••BANNING ••••••••••vffiSTCHESTER••••••WILSON •••••••••••SAN FERNANDO .•••.SAN FERNAN~O •••••EA~"'NING••••••••••PALISADES ••••••••VERDUGO HILLS ••••

~vGh"T

171140185216245218220250155165175180177160

YEAR IN SCHOOLSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENI0l:tSOPH.SENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORJUNIOR

** SECOND TEAM **RJ:CKY MARTIN .. 6'2"

5'11"6'2"6'5"6'3 ft

6'2"6'1"6'3"5'9"5'S"6'0"5 1 10"Sill"6'0"

BEe.REC.TETACKLETACKLEGUARDGUARDCENTERBACKBACKBACKBACKBACKK

CLIE'F RUBY .ROBERT RODRIQUEZ •••ALIAN KENNEDy••••••MII<E DILBECK e •••

TOM KISTER .GREG. SANDEBS .COREY PACE •••••••••MICHAEL STENNIS ••••ANDY GRAy ••••••••••CARL GARVIN•• ~ ......~ DELOCH•••••••••ROBERT DIAZ ••••••••TOM GRiMEs •••••••••

HAMILTON •••••••••GBANADA HILIS ••••WILSON•••••••••••EL CAMINO REAL•••SyLMAR•••••••••••CARSON .PALISADES ••••••••CHATSWORTH .PALISADES ••••••••NARBONNE•••••••••

'!AFT .HOLLYWOOD ••••••••WILSON •••••••••••TAFT•••••••••••••

178160190220240225175225J.81168172155174178

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

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Offense, 1974

182170180210205205178170175160190195180130

2nd Team

SAN PEDRO........ 5'10"LOS ANGt:LES...... 5' g"WASHINGTON....... 6'0"BANND1G. • • • • • • • • • 6 to"EAGLE ROCK....... 6 t31t

WASHINGTON........ 5'9~u

WIISON........... 5'9"DORSEY............ 5 110"GARDENA.......... 6'0"I<ENN'EDy.......... 5'7"BANN:rNG. .. • • • • • • • • 6 '0"CARSON. •• • • • • • • • • 6'3"MANUAL ARTS....... 5' 10"BELMONT.......... 5 16"

1st Team Defense, 1974 +

*** THIRD TEAM ***RAMEL FEALINGS ......CHRIS ~ARTIN•••••••BOBBY WEST •••••••••LARRY METHENY ••••• If

JEFF GOLDIN ••••••••JOE RANSOM•••••••••MARK SANCHEZ •••••••

ROBERT ROBINSON .KEITH LEE .GORDON BECK••••••••ART GOLDEN•••••••••SAMOA SAM~ ••••••••MAXIE HAMILTON•••••IGNACIO SANABRIA •••

1st Team Offense, 1974 **

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ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL PIAYERS OF THE YEAR••• 1937 - 19751937 Don Willer, l~anual Arts 1961 lylike Garrett; Roosevelt1938 Ray Woods, San Fernando 1962 Ron Barber, San Pedro1939 Walter Brown, canoga Park 1963 Marv Adamo, Birmingham1940 John Rosier, Venice 1964 Steve Sogge, Gardena1941 r-Iartin Grbovaz, Roosevelt 1965 Mike Ballou, Los Angeles1942 Victor Mastro, Marshall Reggis Lowe, Los Angeles1943 Bert Schneider, Los Angeles Charles Evans, Gardena1944 'Joe Solar, Canoga Park 1966 Charles Evans, Gardena1945 Tom Tolman, Venice Bill Susa, Reseda1946 John Albini, Fremont Bob Bartlett, Carson1947 Bill Bowers, Canoga Park 1967 Greg Briner, Gardena1948 Don Baht:man, Gardena 1968 Bob Adams, Canoga Park1949 Thomas Zaby, Fremont 1969 Greg Hudson, Roosevel'c1950 Jim Decker, San Pedro 1970 Anthony Davis, San Fernando1951 Jerry Drew, Jefferson Dana Pot:ter, Granada Hills

Jack Hernandez, Banning 1971 Vince Ferragamo, Banning1952 Jon Arnett, Manual Axts 1972 Randy Garcia, Wilson1953 Dick Garcia, Banning 1973 Kevin Cole, Gardena1954 ClL~t ~1hitfield, Los Angeles Dwight Ford, Bell1955 Leon Criner, Canoga Park 1974 Kenny Moore, San Fernando

Norton Geller p North Holl~iood 1975 Kevin Williams, San Fernando AAAA1956 Jerry Nolle-tt, Van 'Nuys Charles t'1hite , San Fernando A.~

1957 James Bates, Nanual Arts K.enny !-toore, San Fernando AAAABob Levingston, Los Angeles Ron Cuccia, t'1ilson M.P-.

1-958 .Antho:ny Lorick, Premont1~S9 Hal Bedsole! Reseda

1975 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY FOOTBALL TEA1\1 SELECTIONS - CITI~~S ATII7L~TIC BeARD

TUES, DEC. 23rd a.m. and afterDEFENSIVE TEAMS

*** FIRST TEA-fiX ***POSITION P LAY E RLINE~Acl KEN l1ILLER•••••••••LlNEr-!AN LOUIE CArJ.1POS •••••••LINE~~N ** JAMES CRINER•••••••LINE~~N BOB MILHAUSER••••••BACKER JOHN KULUSICH••••••BACKER TOI TAUANUU••••••••BACKER JOE TUTTLE •••••••••BACKER VIC VASU •••••••••••BACK * KENNY MOORE••••••••BACK HENRY WILLIAMS I> .

BACK KENNY ~lEWKIRK ..BACK VAN wmSE. I> .

• •• RELEASE:

SCHOOLBELL•••••••••••••SAN PEDRO••••••••SAN FERNANDO•••••

CANOGA PARK••••••CHATSWORTH•••••••CARSON •••••••••••SOu~H GATE •••••.•~rnEDY••••.•••••SAN FERNANDO•••••

CARSON•••••••••••VENICE •••••••••••CARSON•••••••••••

HGHTGil"6'0"6'411

6'4"6'2"5'11"5'8"6'0"6 1 1"6'1"6'2"6'4"

WGHT192210270230212185168195190170177220

YEAR IN SCHOOLSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

***LINEMANLINEMANI.1.NEJ."4ANLINEMANBACKERBACKERBACKERB..~CKER

BACKBACKBACKBACK

SECOND TEAM ***NICHAEL .JACRSON••••VICTOR LOMELLI .GREG CHRISTIANSEN ..MIKE FREGEAU•••••••MARK LaDUC•••••••••MIKE BRANIGAN .JEROME WILLIAMS ••••I.m.RK WASHINGTON ••••RAYMOND WILLIAMS •••JEFF THOMAS ••••••••RICK MATHENEY••••••PHIL HUBBARD•••••••

GARD~••••••••••WILSON •••••••••••CANOGA PARK••••••BELL•••••••••••••SAN FERNaNDO•••••PALISADES ••••••••DORSEY •••••••••••MANLAL ARTS .SAN FERNANDO .TAE'T .BELL .BANN~G••••••••••

6'2" 2206'3" 2156'5" 2456'1" 2356'0" 1806'0" 1906'1" 1855'10" 1755'10" 1605'10" 1756'1" 1856 1 211 170

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*** THIRD TEAM ***TJlNEMAN GARY KASPER......... EAGLE ROCK....... 6' 2" 200LINEMAN DAVE GLAMUZI'NA..... POLy............. 6'1" 230r~I"!AN JAMES TAULEALEA.... CARSON. • • • • • • • • • • 5 ' g" 210LINENAN VINCE TEOM........ SAN PEDRO........ 6'3" 245BACKER ROD ESSLEY......... BELL............. 6'4" 235BACKER RANDY WASHINGTON... SAN FERNANDO. •••• 5'11" 190BACKER GILBERT ALBRIGHT... BELMONT. • • • • • • • • • 5 18" 175BACKER DAVE McPAE......... VERDUGO HILLS.... 5 '11" 164BACK !<1ARK PLANAS......... FRANKLiN ~ .. • 5' 10" 160:aACK TONY BARRAGAN...... WIlSON........... 5'9" 165BACK BOB McINTOSH....... CANOGA PARK...... 5' 10" 170B.1\CK MICHAEL BFAN....... CARSON.......... • 6 '0" 180

* 1st Team Offense and MVP, 1974 ** 3rd Team Defense, 1974

SENIORSENIORJ(JNIORJUNIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

All-Los Angeles Board of Football has been in operation since 1937 and issponsored by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundations. Its board members -- sportsjournalists on the metropolitan and suburban area newspapers -- have served over~ period of 36 years in the interest of high schco1 athletics. They give freelyof their time without compensation so that worthy young men throughout the Losl:a.ngeles area, who take part in the high school football program, will receive properand due recognition. The following greater Los Angeles press corps of sports journ­alists took part in the selections of the 1975 All-Los Angeles City Football Teams:AVRUM DANSKY - Los Angeles Times FRANK MAZZEO - Valley News

CHRIS MORTENSON - So. Bay Daily Breeze

CLIFF GEWECKE - Hunt. Park Signal

BOB GUERRERO - Northeast Newspapers

JEP~ ~'1EI'NER - L.A. C~~y Schools

BUnDY DYER - Board Secretary

CHUCK DYBDAL - L.A. Herald-Examiner

JDl HART - San Pedro News-Pilot

MIKE MARTINEZ - Santa Monica outlook

RALPH ALEXANDER - At Large

BILL SCHROEDER - Board Chairman

(Note: Also in attendance at the 1975 All-Los Angeles City selection meeting andtaking part in the over-all selection of the teams were BOB CUOMO (L.A. Times),GARY LUTZ (Van Nuys 1'1ews), BOB KEISSER (Herald Examiner), CHRIS LONG (S.M. outlook)

9800 SOUTH SEPUL.VEDA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNiA 90045

FO;::?lV1E;::1LY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED 1938

.: SAN FERI~AI~DO t S KEVII~ ~V ILL I ArJIS NAl\JIED r 75 Y S BES T'~.:

I FOOTBALL PERFORMER IN MID- VALLEY LEAGUE PLAYi~ • ~~_,._"".", ..",. -, .••• -'~ ,~.. ) .•- .. - .~

l~,., FOR Rz"""LE..l\SE: FRIDAY, DEC. 19 ••• am' s _~_~ """__ -~~

1 jK~J ru:Ul.jS, 7EMBiq;;.;~;clZDEFENDING CITY C"tIMiJPION SAN PEmIAloJDO TIGERS c:a:.:D J"uC-~ \.. GERL'lAUT, HA.S BEEN N..~'-1ED rJ1ID-VALLEY I.R~GUE PL..t\.YER OF T.dE YEAR FOR 1975 BY LEAGUE~ COACHES .AND MEMBERS OF CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONts L~A. CITY BOARD OF~~ FOOTBALL. ~.dE 1,300-YARD-PLUS RUSHER IMPRESSED EVERY ONLOOKER 1ITTH HIS O.tt'F~ISIVE

.ii ABILI'I'Y, 1'!HIGH S-t\.'-l HTI'1 CONTEND FOR TOP HONORS IN SCORING .AND RUSHING YARDAGE ALL SEASON. THE

·."li..'..:..,I.,'.. TIGERS, 10-2 m OVER-ALL PLAY .AND SECOND TO KENNEDY IN FIN..L\.L LEAGUE STANDINGS, NET ~~w:m LEAGUERUNNER-uP :BANN:mG, ALSO 10-2, FOR TEE "4-A" CHAMPI~'l'SHIP•

. LEAGUE CHAMPION KENNEDY REACHED THE SEtI1I-FINALS m PLAYOFF ACTION, BLANKn-lG HAMn,TQN(26-0), lmACKING WES'reBESTER (3}-8) .MID TB:&lil SUCCUMBING TO BANNING (48-7). GRANADA HILLS AL'ID

J lJIONROE DID NOT FARE 'WELL, AS BOTH DROPPED OUT IN FmST-ROUND PLAY TO BANNING (28-7) .AND TO CANOGJ, PARK (15-7) RESPECTIVELY. .

I Kennedy p1aced seven p1ayers on "the two all.-1eague first teams, wi"th San Fernando! landing six. All players named :tor honors receive special scroll awards. from the Foundation r s; L.A. Cii;y Board of Football. All-star teams follow:

, 1ST TEAM OFFENSE. • • • • • • ,ALL-MID-VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS • • • • • • • 1 9 7 5

POSITION ,N A M E------------ HGHT &VGHT f>CHOOL .Y EAR

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1ST TEAJ."'4

CLIFF RUBy••••••••••• ., ••DANNY VILLANUEVA .

DA'VB I.tE'VY........... .STEVE VINSON ••••••••••••MARTY SPADARO•••••••••••MIKE JUSKO••••••••••••••RON McCURDY ••••••• ~ •••••KENNY MOORE •••••••••••••GORDON BECK•••••••••••••BART ANDRUS .KEVIN WILLIAMS.ee •••••••CHARLES WHITE•••••••••••BIL~ MANN••••••••••••••

DEFENSE

5'11"5'10"6'2"6'0"6'2"6'4"6'2"6'1"5'7"6'2"5'9"6'0"5'11"

160170185205200235215190160170165175170

GRANP~A HILLS ••••••••••••VAN NUYS •••••••••••••••••GRANADA HILLS ••••••••••••MONROE •••••••••••••••••••KENNEDY ..

KENNEDY •••••••' .

KENNEDY .

SAN FERNANDO•••••••••••••KENNEDy••••••••••••••••••

MONROE .SAN FERNANDO••••••••• c •••

SAN FERNANDO•••••••••••••MONROE •••••••••••••••••••

SENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

LINELINETJTh"ELI~G

BACRERBACKERBACKER +BACKERBACKBACKBACKBACK

DON JACKSON•••••••••••••BILL FLOYD••••••••••••••JMvffiS CRINER•••••••••• ~.

JEFF BELLE ••••••••••••••VIC VASU ••••••••••••••••BRAD MOUTON .

MARK I.tA DUC •••••••••••••RANDY WASHINGTON••••••••

. DALE H:EFTY••••••••••••••

RANDY RyAN••••••••••••••RAYMOND WILLI~5 ••••••••BRAD SMITH••••••••••••••

S'g"6'0"6'4"5'9"6'0"5'10"6'0"5'11"5'9"5'8"5110"5'11"

188215270180195180180190149145160150

BIRMINGFIAM .KENNEDY .SAJ.~ FERNANDO ; •••BI R£ilING:HA14 •••••••••••••••KENNEDY ..

I<E;NNEDY ••••••••••••••••••SAN FERNANDO•••••••••••••MONROE •••••••••••••••••••GRANADA HILLS ••••••••••••MONROE " .SAN FERNANDO .GRANADA HILLS ••••••••••••

SENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

2ND TEMI

E?-' STEVE BOYI..E ••••••••••••• 6'4" 210Ei'•...., DAVE ROSS •••••••• _••••••. 5~10" 160LTNE LaRON SMITH ••.•••••••••• 5'9" 210LINE TIM CALKINS ••••• ~ ••••••• 6'0" 185LINE STEVE EPSTEIN ••••••••••• 6'2" 220LINE NARTY BOGORATT........... 5'10" 170LThTE ~mRK BALLUFF•••••••• ~.~. 5'11" 180BACK--: .. 'fOOD MAZy ................... 5'7 11 165IJI~S PETE SILTJER~AIL••••••••• 6'1 11 195i:J\CK JIM BAP..LOW•••••••••••••• 6'1" 210flACK HECTOR CAMPOs ••••••••••• 5'9" 150LII\"'E CHRIS ROSSI ••••••••••••• 5'11" 190

SAN FERNANDO ..~l\1NEDY ..SAN FERNAN'DO .GR~NADA HILLS ••••••••••••B IR!-lINGIIAN ..

VAN NUYS .lCEN'N"'EDY ..

MONROE .GRfu~ADA HILLS .BIRlI"lINGHAN ..

VAN NUYS .!·10NROE ..

SENIOR·SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORJUNIORJUNIORSENIORJUNIORSENIOR

* 1st Te&u Offense, 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 + 2nd 'ilea..ra, 1974

9800 SOUTH SEPUL.VEDA, LOS ANGEL.ES, CAL.1FORNIA 90045

FO~MERLY HELMS ATHLETIc:: FOUNOATION-FOUNDED '1936

JEFF FISHER (TAFT)' & JOHN KULUS ICH (CHATS~VORTH)

SHARE.~~~V\LES1:;:~ ID LAURELS FOR T75 SEASON i> 0 ~FOR REJ~ASEL--TIJES..RA~~~9.....~J:.6-,.· ...~~S·K-5T

IT-~fAFT HIGH SCHOOL'S TOREADORS, RUNNERS UP TO CANOGA PAP..K TIl 1'1EST-VALLEY LEAGtJE FOOT­L::..J B..:\.LL FOR 1975, PLACED FOUR O~'J!'clTSIVE PLA.YERS ON THE .t:\LL-LE..t\GlJ""E TR.*1 INCLUDING HIDE

RECEIVER JEF'F FISHER, \·lHO 1'lf1..s ACCLATII]EIJ CO-PL..I\YER OF TrIE YE..:ill ALONG HITH CBATsr;;ORTEIHIGH'S JOHN h.'iJLUSICH•••••TIl r.cAr'!S RELEASED TODAY THROUGH CITIZENS SAVllTGS ATHLETIC

FOUNDATION'S L.A. CITY BOARD OF ATHLETICS. ANNUAL LEAGUE TEAMS ARE SELECTED BY LEAGUE COACHES..q}ID FOli1IDATION BOARD ~IBERS, 'taJHO HAVE COOPERATED IN THIS ENDEAVOR SINCE 1937.

FISHER, AMONG THE CITY'S TOP RECEIVERS ALL YEAR, \aTAS JOINED AS CQ-'WEST-VALLEY~.wP

BY CHA.TS-wORTHIS SEN'SATIONAL LINEBACKER JOml KULUSICH. "IN OUR OPINION (SHARED BY NUMEROUS OTHERSINCLUDING I?fAJOR COLLEGES) JOHN IS THE FINEST LINEBACKER nr THE NATION!" ••••IS THE rtfANNER IN lmICEJOHN'S COACH, Mm SHIMOYAMA, SPEAKS OF HIS Tf.vO..Jr1AY (OFFENSIVE TACKLE) PERFORi'\1ER.

Canoga Park emerged as league champion (3-0-2) , with Taft (3-1-1) right behind. Taf-cbea-t Venice (42-19) and Carson (29-18) before losing in the "4-Att semi-finals to San Fernando,.32-2.1. Canoga Park defeated Monroe (15-7), but then lost to San Fernando in the second round,

31-13. All players named for all-league honors will be recipients of scroll awards from theFoundation I s All-Los Angeles Cii;y Board of Football. All-Star· teams follow:l$T TEAM OFFENSE. ALL WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS • 1 9 7 5

POSITION NAME HGHT WGHT S C HOOL YE A R

END + JEFF FISHER••••••••••••• 5'10" 171 TAE'T ••••••••••••••••••• SENIOREND BOB GALLEGOS •••••••••••• 6'0" 180 CANOGA PARK•••••••••••• JUNIORLINE MIKE ~mILAND •• ~ ••••••••• 6'3" 215 CANOGA PARK•••••••••••• SENIORLINE ALLAN I<ENNEDY ••••••••••• 6'5" 220 EL CAMINO REAL••••••••• SENIORLINE STEVE WIDMAN•••••••••••• 6'2" 185 CANOGA PARK•••••••••••• SENIORLINE COREY PACE •••••••••••••• 6'3" 225 CHATSWORTH••••••••••••• SENIORLINE STEVE GREENHALGH•••••••• 6'1" 183 TAE'T ••••••••••••••••••• SENIORBACK + CARL GARVIN••••••••••••• 6'0" 172 TAFT••••••••••••••••••• SENIORBACK ALVIN HOOKS ••••••••••••• 6'0" 175 C!.&EWLAND •••••••••••••• SENIORBACK PAUL BERGLUND ••••••••••• 6'1" 180 EL CAMINO REAL••••••••• SENIORBACK TONY ERVIN•••••••••••••• 5'8" 147 TAlrT••••••••••••••••••• JUNIORBACK MELVIN ELLISON•••••••••• 5'11" 190 EL CAMINO REAL••••••••• SENIORKICKER WAYNE SMITH••••••••••••• 5'9" 135 CHATSWORTH••••••••••••• SENIOR

1ST TEAM DEFENSE

LINELINELTh""ELINEBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKBACKBACKBACK

2NU. TEAH.

BOB MILHAUSER•••••••••••GERALD GALSTAUN •••••••••DAN LOHNES ••••••••••••••GREG CHRISTIANSEN•••••••

+ JOHN KULUSICH•••••••••••BRIAN SIMPER••••••••••••ERNIE SANDLIN •••••••••••JERRY FISH••••••••••••••STEVE MAJDICK•••••••••••JEFF THOMAS •••••••••••••BOB McINTOSH••••••••••••

*" TOM GRIMES ••••••••••••••

6'4"6'1"6 ' 0 tt

6'5"6'2"6'0"6'0"5'9"5'811

5'10"5"10"

6'0"

230190180245212180225170155175170178

CANOGA PARK••••••••••••CLEVELA1.'\TD .CANOGA PARK••••••••••••CANOGA PARK••••••••••••CHATSWORTH•••••••••••••RESEDA•••••••••••••••••CANOGA PARK••••••••••••EL CAMINO" REAL•••••••••

CHATSWORTH•••••••••••• :TA.E'T •••••••••••••••••••CANOGA PARK••••••••••••TA.E'T •••••••••••••••••••

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END

LINELTI'fE

LINELINELINE.LIl>rEBACKBACKBACKBACKBACK

KICKER

DON JORGENS •••••••••••••KURT BAXTER .••••••••••••JOHN PIERCy •••••••••••••GEORGE STEPHENS •••••••••DAN ROBINSON •••••••••• ~.

JOHN KORNBLUTH•••••••·•••PHIL TRIPP ••••••••••••••JODY lIAN1'l •••••••••••••••PEDRO GONZALEZ ••••••••••KEvn~ BAILEy ••••••••••••GREG CORPODIAN••••••••••t1ARK ESCALER~ •••••••••••BRAD CICOTTI ••••••••••••

6'0"6'2"5'11"6'0"6'1"6'4"6'0"6 ' 2"5'11"5'10"6'0"5'7"

180 CLEVELAND ••••••••••.•••195 EL Ck~INO REAL•••••••••200 CfffiTSWORTH•••••••••••••185 RESEDA•••••••••••••••••216 TAE'T .238 TAFT•••••••••••••••••••185 EL C~lINO REAL••••••.••176 Ca~TSwORTH••••.••••••••200 CANOGA PARK••••••••••.•173 TAFT•••••••••••••••••••205 CANOGA PARK••••••••••••145 Cfu~O~~ P~~~ ..

EL CANING REAL •••••••••

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~ 1st Team Offense, 1974 + ~Ld Te~~, 1974

S800 SOUTH SEPULVEOA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90045

FORME~LY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNOATION-FOUNDED 1938

PALISADES HIGH SCHOOL PAIRo.oRICKY MADDOX ·AND1\11CHJ.~EL_STENN.I.S~;o_~$ __ •.TOP VV EST ERN LEAGUE SELEC TIONS

FOR REIRtlSE: TUESD.AY, DEC. 16 ..... am's

...12 ~_ J~ROO:bts~DYNAi'\-UfY"'oFFENSM DUO .....RICKY ~iIADDOX AND NICHAEL STEt-THIS .. 6 ..

- H.~VE BEEi-r NAMED 1IESTER.!.'T LE.A.GUE FOOTBALL'S CO-PLAYERS OF TEE rLlh-q FOR 1975, TIl TEAr/ISSELECTED BY COACHES AND ALL-LOS ANGELES CITi' BOARD OF FOOTBALL ~1I81BERS •• ~;'JID ReLEASEI

frODAY TIffiOUGH CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION. BOTH MADDOX AND STENNIS LED THE DOLPHINS T<A PERFECT 5-0 lfESTEfu'l LEA.GUE SEASON .AND INTO THE QUARTER-FlliALS OF THE "4-A" PLAYOFFS, WrlERE TillWERE DEFEATED ON THE: FINAL PLAY OF THE GAME•••32-30•••BY BANNING.

r·1ADDOX, llHO ~iOUND UP REGtJIAR SEASON PLAY AS TEE CITY'S TOP RUSHER AND SCORER•••HE PElSONALLY OUTSCORED NINE OF THE 11 TE..l\.MS THE DOLPHn1S FACED Dr '75•••liAS THE WEST-VALLEY LEAGUE'S~lVP AS A JUNIOR. rn THE DOLPHINS FINAL~ AGAINST BANNING, RICKY GAINED 221 YARDS, SCORED TFI.EWs, ONE T"11D-POrnT CONVERSION AND ONE FIEIJ) GOAL TO BRING HIS SEASOL'1 TOT.ALS TO 1,128 RUSHING YD~

AND 1:;8 POINTS. CO-ltWP MICHAEL STENNIS IS, ACCORDING TO COACH DICK NORTH••• "TBE FINEST A'IHI.El'EWE HAVE EVER HAD m SCHOOL." HE COMPI.aEnED 74 OF' 139 AERIALS FOR 1,309 YARDS & 14 TDs. HE RANFOR A..1\l ADDITIONAL 565 YARDS•• .AVERAGING 8.~ YARDS PER CARRY'.

League runner-up Westches-ter advanced 'to -the second round of the playoffs (7-7 tie.....breaker over Granada Hills), but then los;; ~to Kennedy'. Honor teams follow:

1ST TEAM OFFENSE •••••••••• ALL wESTERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS ••••• r ... 1 9 7 5

POSITION NAME HGHT WGHT SCHOOL YEAR

ENDENDTACKLETACKLEGUARDGUARDCE~""TER

BACKBACKBACKBACKBACK

RICKY MARTIN••••••••••• ~

BOB PARR••••••••••••••••DAVID JOHNSON••••·•••••••WILLIE SMITH••••••••••••GREG SANDERS ••••••••••••ROBERT FLOWERS ••••••••••

* JIM FIORELLO••••••••••••++ RICKY MADDO~~ •••••••••••

MICHAEL STENN~S •••••••••DU~~ HOUSTON•••••••••••CRAIG RICHARDSON ••••••••JIM HANLON••••••••••••• e

6'2"6'0"6'2"5'11"6'1"6·'0"6'2"5'8"5'9"5'9"5'6"5'7"

178165216191175170250177181170165148

H:AMILTON. • .... '" It '" It It It ......

PALISADES ••• ~ •••.•• ~ ••••PALISADES ••• "' ..HAMILTON•••••••••••• "' •••PALISADES •••••••• ~ ••••••PALISADES•••••••••••••••WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••PALISADES •••••••••••••••PALISADES •••••••••••••••WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••CREN'SHAW•••••••• "' .UNIVERSITY fP e

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

1ST TEAM DEFENSE

m,a-oENDLINELINELINEBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKBACKBACKBACK

2ND 'l~AH

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BACKBACKBACK

HOWARD HENRY••••••••••••BILL MITCHELL•••••••••••DAVE BUELOW•••••••••••••MIKE BALIKIAN•••••••••••RON DesOSE ••••••••••••••CHARLIE ALLEN •••••••••••MIKE BRANIGAN~ ••••••••••CARL HILL•••••••••••••••

# KEN NEtiKIRK•••••••••••••PETER DE~mRY ••••••••••••CARLOS RAMOS ••••••••••••EDDIE JOHNSON•••••••••••

MICHAEL TOMPKINS ••••••••JIH de VARENNES •••••••••GREG COFFEE .STEVE McINALLy••••••••••BILL DOAK•••••••••••••••KEVIN SICKNER•••••••••••PIERRE HENRy ••••••••••••BILLY yANCY•••••••••• : ••STEVE GASPARI •••••••••••REGINALD WILLIkMS •••••••STEVE STAPLER•••••••••••JEFF MORGAN ••••••••••.••

5'11" 1755'11" 1665'6" 1566'4" 2256'4" 2106'0" 1806'0" 1905'7" 1666'2" 1776'2" 1906'0" 1605'10" 162

5'911 1456'1" 2105'9" 1596'3" 2026'1" 1846'0" 1456'1" 238S'81t 1405'10'" 1645'10" 1705'10 11 1505'8" 165

PALISADES •••••••••••••••WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••VENICE .WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••'VENICE••••••••••••••••••PALISADES •••••••••••••••PALISADES .'VENICE .PALISADES •••••••••••••••VENICE ,.IWIILTON ..

UNIVERSITY ••••••••••••••PALISADES •••••••••••••••VENICE .VENICE ••••••.•••••••••••UNIVERSITY .•••••••••••••PALISADES •••••••••••••••CRENSHAW••••••••••••••••1IAMILTO~l .WESTCHESTER•••••••••••••CRENSM~v••••••••••••••••PALISADES .WESTCHESTER .

SENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

SENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

* 1st Team Offense~ 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 ++1st Team Offense W.Valley League

SPECIAL RELEi\SY""

9800 SOUTH SEPULVEDA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFOJ=lNIA 90045

FORMERLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED 1936

BOBBY WEST (WASHINGTON) & JEROME WILLINiliS (DORSEYSHARE_~_S_01ITliERLLE1LGllE--I4GNQRS FOR FII~E f75 SEASOI~E

FOR RH'T,FA.SE: '\'JEDNESDAY, DEC. 17 ... 1Io am's_....

T 1·ro-·Top·-SOUTEERL'rLzAGUEFo'oi;flALL-PLAYERS - TIGhL' END BOBBY 1'f"EST OF' THE i-TASHTITGTON HIGHGENER.ALS &. LTI\TEB.ACKER JERO~iiE HIT....LIM:!S OF' THE DORSEY DONS - RJ\.VE BEEN HAiYf£D CO-i'fVP Y3IN SOUTHER.N LEAGUE GRID PLAY FOR 1975 ON TEAMS RELEASED TOD.AY BY CITIZENS SAVINGS

A~"""'TIC FOUNDATION. .ALL-ST.AR TEM..f SELECTIONS .ARE l.1ADE EACH SEASON BY LE..t\GUE COACHES .,AND ME.'GEROF THE FOUNDATION'S L ..A. CITY BOARD OF FOOTB.I\.LL.

BOBBY 't-lEST PERFOEUV1ED AT A TIGHT END POSITION FOR COACH RON FCYALKES 1 GENERALS, AS THETEAM WOUND UP 3-2 IN LEAGUE PLAY BEHIND DORSEY'S LEAGUE-WINNING 3-2 :MARK. (DORSEY'S DONS DIDN'TGEl' INTO THE PLAYOFFS BECAUSE OP DISCIPLINARY ACTION). JEROME WILLIJJw4'.B, DORSEY HIGH'S GRE.A.T LnIBACKER .Mm" CAPTAIN, LED THE DONS' STINGY DEFENSE AND IN THE WORDS OF HIS COA.CH, LARRY WEIN, tt,. • ..A:.

AGGRESSIVE TACKLER, TEAM LEAD~ AND MAJOR COLLEGE PROSPECT••• tt

Washington defea-ted Belmon;; 30-14 in -the first playoff round in u3-A" Division play,but then went down before Franklin, 12-8. Manual Arts whipped Poly' ·22-0' and then lost to Wilson32-21. Bo-th Jeff and Fremon-t wen;; oui; in -the first round to South Gate (21-8) and Bell (33-24)respectively. .All players receive scroll awards from Citizens Savings Atb.. Found. Teams follow:

~sT TEAM OFFENSE • ALL SOUTHERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS • 1 9 7 5

POSITION NAME HGHT WGHT S C H 0 0 L YEAR

CENTER ROBERT ROBINSON••••••••• 5'10" 170 DORSEY ............................ JUNIORGUARD CALVIN JONES •••••••••••• 5'10" 205 FREMONT...................... SENIORGUARD JOE RANSOM •••••••••••••• S'9~" 205 WASHINGTON................ SENIORTACKLE ELTON HAMILIN••••••••••• 6'1" 230 DORSEY....................... JUNIORTACKLE + DONALD DU~L •••••••••••• 6'2" 190 JEFFERSON................... JUNIORTE BOBBY WEST•••••••••••••• 6'0" 180 WASHINGTON' .. o .............. SENIORWR CHRIS MARTIN.............. Sig" 170 LOS ANGELES ................. SENIORWR GREGORY JILES ••••••••••• 5'10" 165 WASHINGTON................ SENIORBACK DARNELL JONES ••••••••••• 5'10" 175 DORSEY ••••••••••••••••.•• SENIORBACK PAUL LAWSON••••••••••••• 6'1~11 188 LOS ANGELES ................ SENIORBACK MICHAEL TAyLOR............ Sl9n 180 FREMONT.... If ............. c ........ SENIORBACK * MAXIE HAMILTON•••••••••• S I10n 180 MANUAL ARTS .............. SENIORBACK BERNARD QUARRLES •••••••• 6 1 3" 180 JEFFERSON................... SENIOR

1ST TEAM DEFENSE

LTh""E PETER TOSTON •••••••••••• 6 1 4" 205 DORSEY...................... SENIORLINE KENNY MURR.AY ............... 6 1 1" 205 LOS ANGEI.£S ................ SENIORLINE LEROY SH:ELLEY............ 5 1 10" 190 MANUAL ARTS ••••••••••••• SENIORLINE ARTHUR ANTWINE •••••••••• 6'0" 185 JEFFERSON.................. SENIORBACKER # JEROME WILLIAMS ••••••••• 6'1" 185 DORSEY..................... SENIORBACKER ALLEN SHARP.............. S'10~" 165 WASHINGTON•••••••••••••• SOPH.BACKER MARK WASHINGTON••••••••• SIlO" 175 MANUAL ARTS ••••••••••••• JUNIORBACKER # ERIC FERRELL•••••••••••• 6'4" 190 JEFFERSOO .............. :. SENIORBACK LEONARD LEDET ••••••••••• 5111~" 170 WASHINGTON ............... SENIORBACK SYLVESTER ALLISON••••••• 5'8" 150 JEFFERSON.................. SENIORBACK +. JEROME COVINGTON•••••••• 5'8" 160 MANUAL ARTS ••••••••••••• SENIOR

2i:-.TQ 'I'EAL'\1

END ~']ILLIE JOHNSON........... 5'11" 160 LOS ANGEI.£S ••••••••.•••• SENIORLTh""E GRAaM1 HARRISON.......... 6'4" 221 FREMONT................... JUNIORLINE TONY STEWART............... 6'3 11 218 FREMONT.................... SENIORLINE CHANCEY ABNEy ••••••••••• 5'10 162 MANUAL ARTS .............. SENIORBACKER # FRANK TAYLOR•••••••••• ~. 6'3" 195 FREMONT.................. SENIORBACKE~ DWAYNE. ELLIS •••••••••••• 5'11" 190 DORSEy•••••••••••••••••• JUNIORBACKER ALFRED ANDREt-'lS •••••••••• 6 1 3" 190 LOS ANGEIES ................ JUNIORBACKER WILLIE SAFFORE........... 6'0 11 183 MA~~AL ARTS ............... SENIORBACK MICHAEL REED .............. 5'10" 160 WASHINGTON ................... JUNIORBACK ELTON FIUNTER.............. 5'9" 160 WASHINGTON.................... SENIORBACK MII~ON ~~ERS•••••••••••• 6 1 0" 155 DORSEY....................... SOPH.BACK PERRY SMITH••••••••••••• 5'11" 178 FREtvIONT .................... SENIORBACK LaRionBLACK.•••.•.••••• 5'9" 168 JEF:FERS O}l .... 10 ...............

SENIOR

1st Teas.-n Offense,. 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 + 2nd Team, 1974

SPECI./\L REtE l\~

9800 SOUTH SEPULVEDA. LOS ANGELES, CAL1FO~NJA 90045

FORME~LY HeLMS ATHLETIC FOUNOA'TJON-FOUNOEO '193S

RON CUCC ,WILSON HIGH'S SOPHOMORE QB,1~C CL-A'ITf~··~fI~1\T~N~OP~THEE?N-.~~L_MG U.E FOOTBiiLL FOR

VJII~S TOF1 9 7 5

Im~'f"UJCCIA.-;-SOPHm;KJ~QT1.mTERi~~~· SENSaTION OF THE NORTHE21T LEAGO'E CRANPION 'tJILSmT HlJI~~';.:\..S THE CLE..iL~-CUT CIIOICE AS LEAGUE NVP t .AS COAcriES AND iY1E1;!BERS OF CITIZENS SA'\lTI'IGS .ALL­LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF ATHLETICS NAlIJED THE ANNUAL ALL-LEAGUE TE.A:NS.....AS RELEASEDTODAY THROUGH CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION. CUCCIA, SON OF POPULAR VIC THE

l~rULES HEAD COACH FOR ~IANY YE..~-qs, LED HIS ~l TO A PERFECT 12-0 RECORD GOlliG Th'"TO THE CITY u3-AuFIN.:\LS AGAnrST BELL WITH A SHOT AT THE SCHOOL'S FffiST CITY TITLE. LEADING CITY' PASSERS INTO THEFINAL GAME, YOUNG CUCCIA COliIPLETED 127 OF 207 .AERIALS FOR 2,212 YARDS .AND 24 TDs. HE ADDED 614YARDS ON THE GROUND (126 CARRIES) AND ANOTHER 15 TOUCHDOWNS TO BRING HIS TOTAL OFFENSE TO 2,826Y.A.RDS 8: 39·TDs RESPONSIBLE FOR.

Wilson blazed through "3-A" playoff action•••42-6 over Verdugo Hills; 32-21 -over l.fanuaJ...-\rls; and 14-6 over South Gate•••going into the :finals against Bell. Both Franklin and Marshall,tied with 3-2 recorda, and advanced to the semis and quarters respectively. ~iarBhall beat NorfuHollywood (9-7), then lost -to Bell (35-7), while Franklin defeated Roosevelt (21-0) and Washingt..<(12-8), before being blanked by Bell (34-0).

All honored players receive scroll awards from Ci-tizens Savings Ath. Found. Teams follc1ST TEA..~ OFFENSE. • .. • • • • • • • ALL NORTHERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS • • • • .. • .. 1 9 7 5

POSITION NAME HGHT WGHT S C H 0 0 L YEAR

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* STEVE PAODIO••••••••••••+ APOLONIO.RINEN••••••••••

ROBERT RODRIGUEZ ••••••••JEFF GOLDIN •••••••••••••DAVE·- GUTIERREZ .

# ~~ SANCHEZ .DAN MORRIS ••••••••••••••ANDY REID•••••••••••••••NATHAN BORDEN•••••••••••RON CUCCIA••••••••••••••STEVE ~UZMAN ••••••••••••

* ROBERT DIAZ •••••••••••••* IGNACIO SANABRIA••••••••

DEFENSE

GARY KASPER•••••••••••••VICTOR LOMELLI ••••••••••LARRY HURTADO•••••••••••

# JON HUIZINGA ••• _ .GILBERT ALBRIGHT ••••••••TONY BARRAGAN•••••••••••BOB BER!n1EN•••••••••••••BEN RUBIO•••••••••••••••JACK TOKATLIAN••••••••••MARK PLANAS •••••••••••••

+ DENNIS ACOSTA•••••••••••BILL ARUNDEL••••••••••••

ORh~O VARGAS ••••••••••RICHARD GUZMAN.,. ••••••••BERNIE LEON •••••••••••••NANUEL VERDUGO••••••••••LUIS ACOSTA•••••••••••••r~RIO AYON ••••••••••••••

~f RUBEN DIAZ •••••.••••• : ••~ FLOYD NASSIF .

SERGIO VASQUEZ ••••.•••••DAVID ARTEAGA .SEL~~N yOUNG; .

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6'1"6'3"SIS"SIS"5'10"5'11"5'6"

6'211

6'3"5'9"6'1"5'S"5 1 9"6'0"6'0"5 1 9"5'10"6'0"SIS"

5'9"5'10"5'9"5'11"6'0"5'711

5'9"5'9"5'8"5'9"

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EAGLE ROCK .WILSON .WILSON .EAGLE ROCK .WIISON ••••••••••••••••••WILSON••••••••••••••••••FRANKLIN••••••••••••••••.MARSHALL••••••••• 0•••••••

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EAGLE ROCK .BEI.MONT .WIISON ••••••••••••••••••FRANIa..IN ••••••••••••••••FRANICI..IN ..MARSFm.LL••••••••••••••••FRANI<I..IN •• a .

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SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

SOPHOMORESENIORSENIORSENIOR

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

SENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIOR

1st Team Offense, 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 + 2nd Team, 1974

9800 SOUTH SEPULV2:DA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90045

FOs:1MEJ=lLY HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED 1936

KEN MILLER, BELL HIGH SCHOOLTS POWERFUL ALL­AROUND--ENJ1~ __ EASI-ERN LEAGUE ·GRID ACCLAIM

It f1(lEN NILLER WAS VOTED E...t\STEfu'J LR.~G1JE PL..~YER OF THE YE..rffi ON HIS ABliITY TO BLOCK .ANDL:2J TACKLEtP. 1>. &AttE THE sUCCn.rCT HO?J)S USED BY COACH AL P..A.l1"IER TO DESCRIBE HIS T.ALE04TED

THO...J,.L4.Y PERFOffiiIER, 1iliO SP.fu~r.n NOST p~-qTICULARLY ON DE:Ircl-TSE. AND T'"dE BELL E..tlGLESHAD PLENTY OF r,L4.TERIAL TO GO ALONG ;,IITH MILLER ill '75••••AS THEJR 12-0 RECORD GOING nrro T"rlEFll'TAL tt}-Atf nrvISION PLAYOFF GAME '·TITH WILSON 1tiLL AT'rEST.

FIVE PLAYERS FROM BELL'S OUTSTlu\fDING DEFENSIVE UNIT NADE THE ALL-LEA.GUE SELECTIONS,AL"lNUALLY :fz1.:\DE BY LEAGUE COACHES AND :r.1ErtIBERS OF CITIzmrs SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S BOARD.TEE EAGLE;3 OUTSCORED FRErvIONT TIl THE FIRST ROUND OF PLAYOFF ACTION (33-24) AND THEN WENT ON TOPULVERIZE rMRSBALL (35-7) .A1'ID FRANKLm (:;4-0) BEFORE ENTERING THE FilIAL ROUND AGAINST wnSON.

League runner-up South Gate reached fue semi-finals in "3-Aft Division playoff' action,bea-ting Jeff (21-8) and Hollywood (21-14), before being edged by Wilson (14-6).

All-league players will be recipients of scroll awards for their 1975 grid heroics,presen-ted by Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. Honor teams follow:

1ST TEAM OFFENSE • • • ALL EASTERN LEAGUE SELECTIONS • • • • • • • • 1 9 7 5-:-

POSITION

ENDE~""D

LINELINELINELINELINEBACKBACKBACKBACKBACK

NAME

+ DAVE WATKINS •••••••••••* ART CORRAL•••••••••••••

MIKE BOWKER••••••••••••JERR.Y AlliAZAN ..RUBEN LARES ••••••••••••SERGIO GARCIA••••••••••STEVE BORAy••••••••••••Tlli B.ANSOM•••••••••••••RUBEN DeLaROSA•••••••••ARTIS CARHEE •••••••••••EDDIE CABRAL•••••••••••JImlIOR TOILOLO•••••••••

HGHT WGHT S C H 0 0 L YEAR

6'4" 195 SOUTH GATE •••••••••••••• SENIOR5'10" 165 HUNTINGTON PARK••••••••• SENIOR6'3" 245 BELL•••••••••••••••••••• SENIOR6'1" 195 ROOSEVELT••••••••••••••• SENIOR5'10" 195 GARFIELD•••••••••••••••• SENIOR5'7" 208 ROOSEVELT................ SENIOR5'9" 190 SOUTH GATE •••••••••••••• SE~rrOR

6'0" 157 SOUTH GATE•••••••••••••• SENIOR5'7" 160 ROOSEVELT••••••••••••••• SENIOR5'10" 175 JORDAN................... SENIOR5'10" 170 GARFIELD •••••••••••••••• SENIOR5'11" 215 BELL... C' ••••••••••••••.••• SENIOR

1ST TE~l DEFENSE

LINELINELINELINELINEBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKERD BACKD BACKD BACK

2ND TEAM

~l MILLER•••••••••••••ROD ESSLEY•••••••••••••~UKE FREGEAU .TONY POMPEY••••••••••••DEAN TURi.'\lER••••••• _••••

LOUIE CASTILLO•••••••••# JOE TUTTLE •••••••••••.••

RICHARD ALONZO•••••••••MICHAEL ROBERSON .ERIC BULLOCK•••••••••••RICK MATHENEy••••••••••FRANK SMITH••••••••••••

6'1"6'4"6'1"6 1 1"6'1" .5'9"5 1 8"5'11"6 1 3"5'9"6'1"5'11"

192 BELL••••••••••••••••••••235 BELL••••••••••••••••••••235 BELL••••••••••••••••••••229 JORDAN••••••••••••••• : ••210 HUNTINGTON PARK•••••••••165 GARFIELD ••••••••••••••••168 SOUTH GATE ••••••••••••••175 ROOSEVELT•••••••••••••••207 JORDAN •••.•••••••••••••••165 SOUTH GATE ••••••••••••••185 ° BELL•••• II .

150 BELL•••••••••••••••••••:

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LINELTIlli!.

Llt'-ISLINELI~"E

BACKBACKBACK- -;.

BACKBACKBACK

JOHN PANCHERI ••••••••••GEORGE ZAGURSKI ••••••••RON GUZMAN•••••••••••••ALFONSO MENDEZ •••••••••HENRY WILSON. ·.0 .ALONZO DAy •••••••••••••RAY t-lAESE •••••••••••••.•

# EMANUEL JONES ••••••••••~ DAVID RENDON .

LEE WILSON .••••••••••••ALEX VOLKOV••••••••••••ANTHO~IT EDGAR.•.•••••••

6'2"6'1"

5'2"5'4"6'0"5'10"5' 9"5'9"5'9"S'B"6'0"5'10"

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BELL••••••••••••••••••••BELL .SOUTH GATE ••••••••••••0••

ROOSEVELT •••••••••••••••JORDAN .JORDAN .GARFIEID .SOUTH GATE •••• ~ ..HUNTINGTON PA~~ •••••••• ~

JORDAl'I .HUNTINGTON PARK•••••••••BELL•••••••••••••.••••••

JUNIORSENIOR·SENIORSENIORSOPH.SENIORSENIOR

SENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSOPH,

* 1st Team Offense, 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 + 2nd Team, 1974

~\~~,~~t~~\~~~1tkt[~~~~~_a9800 SOUTH SEPUL.VEOA. L.OS ANGEL.ES, CALIFORNIA 90045

FORMERl.Y HEl.MS ATHL.ETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED "1936

HOLLnVOOD HIGH WINGBACK, NAMED TOP'75 SEASON

JAIJ DELOCH?GRID PERFORMER~'7.~lN-. EAS-T=J[ALLEY FOR

IJIAN DELOL"'H, COACH DICK RIPPEYfS SENSATIONAL DO-EVERYTHING BACK AT HOLLYHOOD HIGH, HASJ....-iIB"SffiT N.A.MED Tf-::E EAST-VAJ.I·17Y LEAGUE'S rlfOST OUTSTAi.'IDING PULM FOR 1975, FOILmrnTG .ltLL­

SELECTIONS BY COACHES J1ND NEMBERS OF TEE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATHLETIC FOlJNDATIO~PS BOARD.DELOCH, A 5-10, 155-POUND WINGBACK w110 ACCOUNTED FOR CLOSE TO 1,000 YARDS RUSHING ~'ID HECEIV­ING, SCORED 60 POINTS DURING THE SEASON TO LEAD HOLL"TI'100D TO THE LEAGUE CROWN.

POLYTECENIC, VERDUGO HILLS AND NORTH HOI.J:..YWOOD FINISHED LEAGUE ACTION CLOSE ON THE EEEI1OF TEE SHE:IK3 WITH 4-2 RECORDS. THE CHAL'fi?S '.JERE THE ONLY EAST-VALLEY TEAM TO GET OUT OF THEPLAYOFF'S FresT ROUND, WITH A 19-6 VICTORY OVER JORDAN. SOUTH G..J\.TE THEN NAILED THE SHEIKS, 21­14. VERDUGO RILLS LOST TO WILSON (42-6), POLY LOST TO MANUAL ARTS (22-0) .AND NORTH HOLLYHOODWAS EDGED BY MARSHAIL (9-7).

All-League selec-tions in Los .Angeles Ci-cy Foo-tbal1. have been made since 1937 by membersof the Athlei;ic Founda-tionts Los Angeles Ci-ty Board ot Athletics in cooperation with Los Angele:Ci-ty football coac.lles. All honored players will receive special scroll awards. Teams follow:

1ST TEA.'i OFFENSE '" ALL EAST-VALLEY LEAGUE SELECTIONS 1 9 7 5

POSITION N A KE HGHT WGHr SCHOOL YEAR

END:E.~ID

ENDLTh"ELINELINELINELl~

BACKBACKBACKBACKKICKER

GLEN COOK•••••••••••••••GREG SyKES••••••••••••••~~y GRAy ••••••••••••••.MIKE DILBECK••••••••••••DAVE ~mNDOLA ••••••••••••FR~K HAMMER••••••••••••vmYNE McCOY.~ •••••••••••

·;JERRY MARCELLINO••••••••DAN FOX•••••••••••••••••

* J~~ DELOCH••••••••••••••# OTTO MISIVILA•••••••••••+ TIM PRUSS •••••••••••••••

CURT yARRINGTON•••••••••

6 1 3"6'6"6'2"6'3"5'10"5'8"6'011

6'2"6'111

5'10"5'11"6'2 11

5'10"

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FAIRFAX•••••••••••••••••HOLLYWOOD •••••••••••••••GRANT ..SyI.aM1\R••••••••••••••••••VERDUGO HILLS •••••••••••VERDUGO HILLS •••••••••••FAIR:E'AX.· ••••••••••••••••GRAN"T••••••••••••••.•••••POLy ..HOLLYWOOD •••••••••••••••POLy••••••••••••••••••••HOLLYWOOD .VERDUGO HILLS •••••••••••

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIOR

1ST TEAM DEFENSE

LINELINELINELINEBACKERBAc...r<ERBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKERBACKBACK

.+ DAVE GLAMUZINA••••••••••MIKE BLACKMORE ••••••••••~lCE O·NEILL•••••••••••

. CR.1\IG CAMPBELL ~ •••••• ~ ••GIL COOK••••••••••••••••

* DAVE McRAE ••••••••••••••RICK IIA.GEN••••••••••••••PAUL. MAN'OS ••••••••••••••NICK BELOFF •••••••••••••MIKE McBRIDE••••••••••••DARREN MORRISON•••••••••MIKE IaEKO•••••••••••••••

6'111

5'11"5'10"5'8"6'4"5'11"5'7"5'1011

6'211

5'10"5'8"5'7"

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POLy••••••••••••••••••••NORTH HOLL~~OOD •••••• , ••POLY .VERDUGO HILLS .FAIR:E'AX .VERDUGO HILLS •••••••••••NORTH HOLL~~OOD •••••••••HOLLYWOOD •••••••••••••••HOLL~~OOD•••••••••••••••NORTH HOLL~vOOD ••••••••-.NORTH HOLL~~OOD •••••••••NORTH HOLLYWOOD•••••••••

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR

2ND TEAl·!

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IJll\lELIl\J""EBACKERBACKER

BAC~

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DOUG McIVER•••••••••••••MIKE FRIAS ••••••••••••••GEORGE URIBE••••••••••••CORBY JONES •••••••••••••DA\~ DINOWITZ•••••••••••BILLY SHEPPARD •••••••• ~.

TONY BROWN ••••••••••••••STEVE LOCKWOOD ••••••••••JIt1 KEYTE .ROBERT JENKINS ••••••••••JOH:N OSBORN•••••••••••••Clli~RLES WILSON ••••••••••

6'2"5'11"5'8"5'6"5'10"6'0"6'0"5'10"5'10"6'0"S'S"5'11"

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HOLLY1-100D •••••••••••••••SYLMAR•• ~ •••••••••••••••NORTH HOLLYWOOD •••••••••POLy .GRANT•••••••••••••••••••HOLLYWOOD •••••••••••••••NORTH HOLLyWOOD ..POLY ..VERDUGO HILLS ••.•••••••.FAlRE'AX. "' ..VERDUGO HILLS .HOLLYt'lOOD .

SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORJUNIORSENIORSENIORJ1JNIOR

* ls~ Te&~ Offense, 1974 # 1st Team Defense, 1974 + 2nd Team, 1974

SPEeI.At RELEA~

9800 SOUTH SEPULVEDA, LOS ANGELES, CAL.IFORNIA 90045

FORME~LV HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION-FOUNDED 1936

ruI TAUANUU &. HENRY WILLIAMS,'I\JAI\JIED MARINE LEAGUE YS BES T IN

CARSON DEFENDERS175 FOOTBALL.~~~

fAl ~:~~-'SPAP1<LmGOO:~ PERFOR.'J!E1?.3 - WI TAUANUlJ (LTI1Zi3AC:K:E:a) AnD lillrRY "\ITLLLIl-IL:?:J (DEFENSIVE H-l\LFBACK) WHO SPili"=t...1(ED THE CARSON COLTS ON OFFENSE AS WELL, HAVE BEEN N_L\£1E

CO-PLAYERS OF T.HE: YEAR ill 'l"RE MARINE LEAGUE FOR 1975 •••• AS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY LOOPCOACHES .Al.'ID lJiEMBERS OF THE CITIZENS SAVINGS ATBLErIC FOUNTI.itTION'S BOA-lID OF ATHLETICS

TAUA!."\lUU ALSO PERFORMED AS MT OFFENSIVE GUARD AND COACH GENE VOLLNOGLE S..1\YS, " ••A TREMENDOUS BLOC:Ea WIlli GREAT SPEED. PLAYED ON THE SPECIAL TEAr4S .AND WAS OUR LEADING TACKLER ON DEFENSE." HEADDS ON ·HILLIAr,!S••• "RETO&.'IED KICKOFF AND PUNTS, RUSHED AND CAUGHT PASSES, GAINED 877 YARDS OVER­ALL l-lAS A ·TERROR (1.'1' DEFENSE."

TEE CARSON COLTS, THE CITY'S TOP SCORING TEAM, WAS 5-0 IN MARINE LEAGUE PLAY.AND WAS9-1-0 GOmG INTO TEE SECOND ROtlND OP "4-A" DIVISION PLAYOFF' ACTION. HERE, THE COLTS WERE RUDELYUPSET BY THE TAP!' TOREADORS, 29-18. MARINE LEAGUE RUNNER-uP, B!'...NNnIG, MADE IT THROUGH TO THEDIVISION PLAYOFP FINALS••••WHERE THEY :filET SAN FEBNANDO FOR A SHARE OF THE CITY TITLE. THE pn,cmDEFEATED GARANADA HILLS (28-7), PALISADES (32-:;<» AND KENNEDY (48-7) TO REACH THE SHOWDOWN SPOTWITH THE S.F. TIGERS. ALL-STAR TEAMS FOLLOW':

- 1ST TEAL'4 OFFENSE • ALL MARINE LEAGUE SELECTIONS 1 975

POSITION N 11 M E HGHT WGHT S C H 0 0 L YEA R

S END RAMEL FEALINGs ••••••••• 5'10" 182 SAN PEDRO•••••••••••••••. SENIORFL~"'KER * MICHAEL BEAN••••••••••• 6'0" 180 CARSON•••••••••••••••••• SENIORT END * JOHN EDMOND•••••••••••• 6'1" 185 NARBONNE ••••••••••••.•••• SENIORTACKLE + L.~ METHENY•••••••••• 6'0" 210 BANNING••••••••••••••••• SENIORTAC1<r.&E + JULIAN OLIVAS •••••••••• 6'3" 260 CARSON•••••••••••••••••• SENIORGUA..'tID .* TYRONE SPERLING•••••••• 6'0" 220 BANNING................... SENIORGUARD TOM KISTER••••••••••••• 6'2" 225 CARSON ••._••••••••••••••• SENIORCENTER ROBERT TORRES•••••••••• 5'10" 205 B.ANNING.................. SENIORB..~CK &'t(T GOLDEN••••••••••••• 6'0" 190 BANNING.................. SENIORBACK FREEMAN McNEIL••••••••• 5'10" 180 BANNING•••••••••••••••• ., JUNIORBACK ANDY GRAy •••••••••••••• 5'8" 168 NARBONNE .... "''' ...... " .. "' ••• ., SENIORBACK * SAMOA SAMOA•••••••••••• 6'3" 195 CARSON.................... SENIORBACK KEITH I..aEE•••••••••••••• 6'0" 175 GARDENA.................. SENIOR

1ST TE~! DEFENSE

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LINELI~TE

LINEBACKERBACKERBP..CKER

BACKBACKBACi<.BACK

I,.. ...IJINE

LINELINEBAC:f..'.ER.BACKER

S ENrtS E:ND

BACK:

BACK

B.?\CKEACK.

MICHAEL JACKSON••••••••J~_NES TAULEALEA••••••••LOUIE Cfu~OS •••••••••••JOSEPH JOHNSON•••••••••VI'r-1CE TEORA••••••••••••

+ ROBERT BEECH•••••••••••TUI TAUANUU••••••••••••ANDREW FORD••••••••••••PHIL HUBBARD•••••••••••VAN WIESE••••••••••••••HE~n.RY WILLIAMS •••••••••

* GEORGE FARMER••••••••••

RONALD JONES •••••••••••ROBERT TRIPLETT ••••••••R:l\Y ~YO .~~HONY PESCE ••••••••••MICIiAEL MONROY •••••••• ~

PAUL CAMPBELL••••••••••.. THOHAS KNIGHT••••••••••

SETH WILLI~lS ••••••••••JOEY MONTIJO•••••••••••HIKE LEIGHTON••••••..••BRLZ\N FULLBRIGHT .Dp~~rL NE~!S .

6'2"5'9"6'0·"6'1"6'3"6'3"5'11"5'11"6'2"6'4"6'1"5 1 9"

6'2"6'1"5'8 11

5'11"5'10"5'7"5'10"6'0"5'9"6'0"5'9"5'9H

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GARDENA•••••••••••••••••CARSON : ••SAN PEDRO ..LOCKE: •••••••••• e .

SAN PEDRO .SAN PEDRO ..CARSON ., .GARDENA ..B.ANNING ~.

CARSON .CARSON .GARDENA .

BANNING " .CARSON .NARBONNE .SAN PEDRO•••••••••••••••SAN PEDRO•••••••••••••••BANNING .

BANNING•••••••••••••••••GARDENA .BA1."\l'NING .NARBONNE .CARSON .CARSON .

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* 1st Tea..':1. Offense, 1974 + 2nd Team, 1974