Arroyo High School - Shield Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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arsttp Qaskethall The Knighls' varsily baslcelball leam ol l957- I958, allhough lheir enlire seasonls record was only lhirleen wins and nine losses, lheir league record was live wins and live losses. ln lheir pre-season games The record was eighl wins and lour losses. The undersized Arroyans were led by lheir lwo All-5ierra League lirsl leam members, Richard Robinson and Bob Soren- son. Il loolced as il lhe learn was bound lor lhe league championship when, in lhe second round lhey dropped lour ol live games. Wilh only lhree players loel by gradualion, lhe Knighls should be a lop conlender nexl year. 'lhey ended in lhird place in lhe League slandings. Arroyo Gpponenl 59 Azusa 4I 73 Sierra 53 5I San Gabriel 44 5I Rosemead 42 46 Cilrus 54 53 Azusa 55 60 Sierra 46 57 5an Gabriel 75 56 Rosemead 57 47 Cilrus 49 44 The varsily baskelball lellermen. From le'H: Fred Williams, Jim While, Larry Rich, Richard Robin- son, and Gary Gunslream. Top row, lrom lell: Coach George Allison, Gary Gunslrearn, Jim While, Jell Krebs, Fred Williams, Bill Slewarl, Pal Pellrey. Fron'f row: Larry Rich, Angelo Cienlone, Bob Sorenson, Richard Robinson, Ed Sypherd, Tucker Buchanan. M f ' ,f I 6 ,. 4, 7 if X! , 4 4. ,f yy Piclured above is Coach George Allison who slcippered lhe var- Sily baskelball learn.

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Finishing lheir iirsl season in lhe new Sierra League, lhe cee foolball squad, under lhe direclion of Coach Clem Tomerlin, lied for lhe Sierra League crown. Milce Slringiellow was named player-of-lhe-year. The Knighls ended The season wilh a four- win, no-loss, one-lie record, which gave lrhem a lie for iirslr place wilh San Gabriel. Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo CEE FOOTBALL SCORES uwffw' , 6 La Puenle 7 Q , , O Monrovia ,, 6 H I3 Azusa 7 l3 Slerra O Here are coaches Paul Seals and Clem Tomerlin 6 San Gabriel 6 who piloled lhe cee squad. ,. I3 Rosemead H O 28 Cilrus H , O ee juuthall 9 , , T I I, ,,.ri , ,,... . I in L S if iv J Th e c iiiii C ains: Gordon James, ii R C T s - -T and Charles Dabney whose piciure was V 7 C Su nof available. Also piciured is Milne Srringliellow who was ihe cee player-of Q 0 lhefyear. WJ Top row, from lellz Jerry Swenson, James Branlley, Alan Ramsey, John Avelar, Dennis l-lardcaslle, Thurman Dallon, Jerry Rhode, Franlr Turner, Roger Smilh, Ron Ishii, John Algeo, Joe Paulo, Jim Florville, Vilo Ciaravino, Third row: Coach Clem Tomerlin, Larry Ryan, William l-lalfield, Charles Dabney, Greg Krebs, Charles Milchell, Doug I-lardcaslle, Ed l-loneywell, Pal Graham, Francis Scoll, Ron l-lolfman, Ari Salcido, Dwighl l-linesley, Coach Paul Seals. Second row: Norman Burch, Richard Schaeffer, Bill Gillis, Roberl Rose, Milne Galceran, Jim Brown. Ernesl Pruelf, Jim Anderson, Franlc Van l-luele, Ronald Willis, Joe Boone, Charles Krumme, Milce Sanders, mgr. Fronl row: Dennis Cusiclc, Ron Cunning, Mike Slringliellow, Gordon James, Jaclc Lenz, Jim Main. L Www

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The varsiTy baskeTball leTTermer:: Angelo Cienlone, Bob Sorenson, Bill STewarT, Ed Sypherd, and Arroyo Opponenl Thomas lTUCkefl BUCPGNGU nol The KnighTs middie baskeTball picTured. Team oT l957-l958 ended The season wifh a sixTeen win, six loss record. The middies placed Third in The Pop l-lyde BaskeTball Tour- namenT. Led by high scoring Phil Dabney The KnighTs Tinished The league season in a second place Tie wifh a seven-win, Three-loss record. Above are Coach Clyde Foufs, coach oT The bee baskeTbalI Team, and Coach STan Hubert who coached The JV Teaml Eze Top row, Trom leTT: Mike Anslinqer, Al Medina, Dennis MclnTire, Vince TramanTano, Bill Dehning, Russell Bailey, Coach Clyde FouTs. Fronf row: ArT Burke, Phil Dabney, Don Rossi, Jim Newman. Top row, from leTT: Delmore Hayes, Ronald Klink, JeTT Krebs, Laurence Begley, Mike Quick, NorberTo SoTelo, Coach STan l-luberT. Fronf row: Ralph Van MiddlesworTh, mqr,, Abel Duran, Tom Fisher, Bob Jaryela, Mike McClelland, Jim l-ledge, Charles Pedersen, mgr. im?