Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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BACK ROW tleft to right! Norman Glimberg, Dick Winkler, Ted Kinyon, Henry Bohn, Dale Howard, Tom King, Gerald Green, Steve Ito. Bob Perry, Floyd McDaniel, Don Starr, Dick Ament Russell Dilley, Herman Green, Troy Long, Sid Siemer, Warren Johnson, Lawrence Clark, Charles Nuessle. SECOND ROW: Bill Weeks, Mr. Walter Foster, Dick Mariola. Harvey Frese, Bill Sunke, Warren Powers, Don Hetts, Don McAuIey, Dee McKenna, Joe Koppi, Ralph Ridenhonr, John Jeffers, Roger Hicks, Jim Jackson, Berhl McLendon, Dick Shone, Ed Barrett. Mr. Leo Whalon. THIRD ROW: Wayne Collinsworth, Jim Pete, Elmer Cox, Floyd Roberts, Warren Carrothers, Ronne Perry, Dick Hawk, Harry Batllm, .Rack gotrfian, Edwin Johnston, Clifford Jones, Rudy Tulipani, Al Lefor, Tom Engleman, Jim Tillinghast, Marvin Mays, Bob McDonell. oy ttolnl. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Carlile. Derry Mullaly, Glenn Gasklns, Yoshi Onoyama, Ken Williams, Ron Elder, Don Thomp'on, Duane Coppock, Dave Brlans, Bill Gori, Aage Hoffman, Harry Johnson, Harold Alberigi, ack Agus. l L 4 A A - - , 4 oafglu' Walt Foster Leo Whalon Coaches Walt Foster and Leo Whalon's l950 version of the Analy Tigers put out with both high andlow performances during a fairly sucsessful season on the gridiron. Nevertheless, with only an average record behind them, our boys came up with an astounding victory over our arch rivals, the Santa Rosa Panthers. , Dedication of Analy's new stadium started off the season with a game in which the Tigers met the Petaluma Trojans. During the contest, the Tigers had numerous opportunities to grasp victory but fumbled their way into a 13 to l3 tie. Al Lefor, Elmer Cox, and lim Pete showed up very Well for Analy. , , Our boys were nipped in their second appearance by a strong Mt. Diablo High team at ,X Concord by a 31 to 12 score. Floyd Roberts, Dick Hawk, and Ron Perry played a stylish brand -of ball for the Tigers. In the third, and final, practice game the Tigers showed their white, shiny fangs to a visit- ing Sonoma Dragon squad to the tune of 32 to l2. Among the many backfield stars who burned up and down the Analy stadium turf, lack Totman, Bob Hardin, and Dick Ament provided the main scoring punch. The Napa Indians Were the Tiger's next visitors. Our Analy gridders played a fine lnclian CContinuecl on Page 665 T501 H r V

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