1975 Hall of Fame Banquet Program PDF

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SPORTSMAN OF THE MONTH AWARDS
1974·75 School Year
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The
Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
and
The Santa Barbara Recreation Division
Of Community Services Department
present the
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SEVENTH ANNUAL SANTA BARBARA
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SANTA BARBARA
Hall of Fame Banquet
THE VISITORS Take a close look at the
oppositiOn. They have an ad­
vantage your team will have
to overcome.
They all left school to get on
a bus. They probably ate to­
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By now they've already spent
several of the most critical
pre-game hours together, as
a team. So while they may
be a little stiff from the ride,
psychologically they're very
much together. And they're
ready to prove it.
they hit the locker room,
they'vt)negated most of their
natural home team advan­
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a very strategic alternative.
The Sambo's Training Table.
Specially prepared high pro­
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team an opportunity to feel
like a team hours before the
game. So they can think it
over, talk it over and plan
together how to win it.
Home teams aren't always as
organized. When they don't If you're a player, be sure
get together as a team until your coach knows about the
Sambo's Training Table pro­
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and Directory of all our lo­
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RECREATION DIVISION
On behalf of the City and the Recreation Division staff,
it is a pleasure to extend congratulations to the ath­
letes. coaches, and parents attending tonight's annual
awards banquet.
The Recreation Division, as paralled to many Santa
Barbara ath l etes, has continued to grow and expand in
providing recreation and cultural services. Tradition­
al activities such as Aquacamp, age group swimming,
youth basball, adult softball, playgrounds and camping,
Youth Theater, tennis touraments and many exciting
special events will again be availab l e this summer for
your leisure enjoyment. The Division has expanded in
Cultural Arts with new classes from ukelele to tap
dance and theater for children . Youth tennis, soccer
and basketball leagues were established this year with
the support of numerous volunteers. Tennis lessons,
junior high after-school spor ts, adult physical fit­
ness, developmental programs for the retarded and
activ i ties for senior citizens are just a few examples
of programs that have experienced inten se growth durinq
recent months. Summer recreation program brochures
have been distributed throughout the City to assist you
in planning activities for the sunmer months. For a
more detailed review of year round programs offered by
the City, we invite you and your families to join us
for the Recreation-in-Action Show scheduled Saturday,
May 31, in the LaCumbre Plaza Shopping Center.
AIBLIIES LIhICIi
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HISTORY -
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SANTA BARBARA ATHLETIC ROUND TABLE
In the spring of 196'8 two of Santa Barbara's leading sports en­
thusiasts, Jerry Harwin and Caesar Uyesaka, recognizing the need for
an organization dedicated to the assistance and recognition of aU
sporting activities and athletes in the greater Santa Barbara area,
decided on the formation of such an organization. During a p eriod of
just three months the Round Table grew to an astounding membership
of over 300 citizens also dedicated to the same goals and ideals.
With funds derived from dues, contributions and fund-raising
events the Round Table has contributed over $14,000 to help support
sports in the area. Besides its assi~tance to sports, athletes and athletic
groups, the Round Table through the efforts of its second president,
Bill Bertka, estab lished the highly successful and popular weekly "Press
Luncheons" that bring news media, prominent athletic personalities,
coaches, athletes, and interested supporters toqether. These luncheons
are presided over by the present president of the Round Table.
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The Round Table also established the Annual HaU of Fame Ban­
quet, honoring the outstanding athletes of the year and inducting new
members into the Athletic Hall of Fame.
Today, the Round Table numbers nearly 300 members with yearly
dues of only $5.00 and has beccome the leading organization in t.he
community for the promotion and publicity of all sporting events and
assistance to all sports in general.
We commend all the Santa Barbara area athletes and
coaches for their fine accomplishments and wis h all
of you the best in your future endeavors.
Ri chard C. Johns
Recreation Superintendent
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PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
This annual Santa Barbara Athletic Hall of Fame banquet dramatizes the far-reaching impact of
sports on our community.
Look around you at the award winners. They are young and old, rich and poor, big and small,
professional and amateur. They have one thing in common. All are athletes.
Thanks to our Special Olympics, mentally retarded children and adults are also part of our
community of athletes. They are just like all the athletes here in their fundamental pursuit
of excellence in sports. Every year they practice and prepare for their annual competition,
and every year their performances improve.
The 1975 Santa Barbara County Special Olympics were held May 3 at UCSB. Some 350 mentally
retarded individuals participated in the swimming and track meets, which for some may lead to
state and national games.
On May 3, every participant who ran or swam a race, who jumped or threw a baseba11, felt a
sense of achievement. Instilling that positive experience is the purpose of the Special
Olympics.
The Special Olympics began under the nationwide sponsorship of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr.
Foundation in 1968. There were 1,000 menta11y retarded children in the first year's program.
Now there are nearly 500,000 Special Olympians competing in over 2,500 meets throughout
Canada and France.
The fantastic growth of the Special Olympics shows that its ma i n idea has caught on--the idea
that athletics is not just a physical outlet for the mentally retarded, but it also enhances
their psychological and attitudinal growth. Nobody who has seen a Special Olympics meet can
deny it.
It has taken some hard work by loving people to illuminate and spread that idea. The core of
the Special Olympics organization is volunteer help. Many selfless volunteers made the
Santa Barbara County meets a success--from those who slaved on the main committee, to every­
body who took the time to show up on tha~ special day to cheer and applaud the wondrous
events that unfolded.
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1974-75
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FOOTBALL - Dos Pueblos High won its first outright Channel Lea gue
title. Carpinteria High advanced to the elF playoff s . Santa
Barbara City College posted an 8-2 record.
SOCCER - Santa Barbara High won a CII~ champion s hip enrout e to an
undefeated season. Westmont College won th e NAIA Di s trict 3
title and a berth in the National Tournament.
CROSS-COUNTRY - Dos Pueblos won the league title and Santa Barbara
High's Aguirre brothers went on to place high in th e finals.
WATER POLO - San Marcos captured' the Channel. League crO\~ n and
reached round two of the CIF finals. UCSB'S free-lance team
earned a berth in the NCAA tournament.
BASKETBALL - UCSB posted a fine 18-8 record in its first year as
an independent. Santa Barbara High captured the league title
and advanced to the quarter finals of the CIF playoffs. San
Marcos gained a CIF playoff berth after finishing second.
WRESTLING - Dos Pueblos dominated and won the league title and
went on to tie for CIF championship.Coach Mike Hart was voted
CIF wrestling co~ch of the year.
WOMEN'S SPORTS - Dos Pueblos girls volleyball team made it to the
second round of the CIF playoffs. Bishop Diego girls basketball
team went undefeated for the season and went t o the CIF playoffs,
losing to Santa Maria. At UCSB, the womens vollyball team placed
third in the nation and its womens basketball team post~d a
\"inning record.
IN AREA SPRING SPORTS(mostly incomplete at this writing),
The UCSB mens volleyball team ranked NO.1 in the nation, lost
to UCLA in the final NCAA National tourney contest. In baseball,
Santa Barbara High, & Dos Pueblos ended up in a three-way tie
with another channel league team and are entered in the playoffs.
Santa Barbara and San Marcos were undefeated in dual track meets.
San Marcos took the Channel League swimming honors.
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Nick Carter - Coach
Cal Rossi - Athlete
Marv Goux - Athlete
Fred Joehnck Community Leader
Dr. W. M. Wilton - Coach
Harry McLaughlin - Athlete
Jerry Harwin Community Leader
Clarence Bishop - Coach
Albert "Dutch" Steinert - Athlete
Eddie Matthews - Athlete
Harold "Hal" Orion Community Leader
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agaInst South Torrance 4-1. Front row, left to right: Tom
Guzman, Agustin Vasquez, Jose Adame, Gus Guzman, David
Del'Arbre, Rudy Ybarra, Jose Zuniga, Eddie Sanchez. Back
row: Phil Bugay, Peter Hartmann, Trent Smith, Larry
Goluck, Eric Marcogliese, Peter Guzman, Kent England,
Laur~nce Coleman, Arturo Vallecillo, Mario Cuevas, Miguel
RodrIguez, Miguel Nuno, Lenny Mendoza, Coach Manuel
Garcia.
The SBH5 soccer team
seemed to dominate the North­
ern Section of CIF competi­
tion; and they carried that
with them as they entered the
CIF Finals against South Tor­
rance in LA and came out
winners 4-1 with an overall
record of 25-0-1 and their first
championship in four years.
"We knew South Torrance's
style as well as they knew ours,"
commented head Coach Man­
uel Garcia. "50 it was just a
matter of playing well on a dry
field and under great pres­
sure/' All three Guzman brothers
Tom, Gus, and Peter alon~
with their first cousin R.udy
Ybarra scored for the Dons.
Tom Guzman scored first on
a 20 yard shot after only a
minute of play. "My brother
Gus centered the ball and it
bounced off of one of their
fullbacks," said Tom. uI took
it, faked and kicked."
Peter, a junior, raised the
score to 2-0 with a penalty kick
in the second half.
Ybarra then scored a minute
later on a second effort. Spart­
ans goalie David Wyman stop­
ped his first shot but couldn't
hang on to the ball, and Rudy
slammed it in again.
The youngest of the Guz­
man's, Gus a sophomore scored
the remaining goal on a boom·
ing kick that hit the upper left
corner of the goal.
Other outstanding players
contributing to the victory
were goalie Lenny Mendoza
who made some spectacular
saves, forward Jose Zuniga,
who set up Ybarra's goal, and
fullback David DelArbe.
"We should have a good
season next year, with five
returning lettermen and a JV
squad that was undefeated this
year," commented Coach
Garcia.
Five starters from the DODS
championship team will re­
turn next year. Forwards Gus
Guzman and Rudy Ybarra,
halfback, Peter Guzman and
fullbacks Jose Adame and
Mario Cuevas.
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ARTHUR GALLON - Coach
In 1957 became varsity cage coach at
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108. Best year in 1960-61 when his team
was 20-8 winning CCAA title and went to
NCAA College Division playoffs. Curr­
ently chairman of Physical Activities
Department at UCSB.
OTEY SCRUGGS - Athlete
Won letters in track, basketball and
football, junior and senior years at
Santa Barbara High. Played basketball
and track at UCSB, 1949-50-51 and was
inducted into the Gaucho Hall of Fame
in 1951. Was MVP on track team which went
undefeated and won the CCAA title. He
placed fifth in the 1952 U.S. Olympic
Trials in the decathlon.
CHARLES CHRISTIANSEN - Community Leader
Charles Christiansen, a former local
school teacher, followed Hal Orion as
Recreation Director of the combined
city and area schools in 1934. He
instituted many new and successful
programs in the field of education.
NORM DUNCAN - Athlete
Won total of 12 varsity letters at
Santa Barbara High in football, basket­
ball and track. All-County in football
as a fullback, linebacker and place­
kicker. Captain and All-American foot­
ball player at UCLA. Also Pacific Coast
Conference heavyweight boxing champion
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ing 2 championship games in 1950-51.
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