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Newhall, named after businessman Henry Newhall, is the southernmost and oldest district of Santa Clarita. Prior to the 1987 consolidation into the city of Santa Clarita, it was an unincorporated town. Photograph caption dated November 27, 1958 reads, "The cracker-jack Hart High School Indians are pictured above ready for action tomorrow night against Arroyo Grande in first round game of CIF 'AA' football playoffs. Hart finished season with an undefeated record under Coach Hal Mitchell and is favored to continue hot pace in a game at Newhall. Probable starting lineup for Hart is shown. From left are Frank Garcia, right end; Mike Padilla, right tackle; Terry Stepp, right guard; Harold Neighbors, center [sic] Don Bowen, left guard; John Reid, left tackle, and Le Roy Rios, left end. Backfield, from left, Joe Yurosek, wing back; Bob Green, blocking back; Jim Bottoms, fullback, and John Sheeler, tail back."
William S. Hart High School (Santa Clarita, Calif.)--Students High school students High school athletes Football players Football teams Football uniforms Football helmets Football Young men Santa Clarita (Calif.) Portrait photographs Group portraits
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