Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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BOTTOM LEFT: FRONT ROW: Brian Biery, Steve Claiborne, Julius Streator, Craig Bowlin. BACK ROW: Tony Zawinul, Mike Duncan, Skip Fuery, Les Strodes. LEFT: Under pressure by his opponent, Craig Bowlin uncorks a short baseline jumper. .zfw s i , -- assi... --515 11, tsgiffg' ww A ',fQzf7,,fE,sf-L?,:isg,, ig,-V, 1 1 ' 341' '-ttyeiiwzrf rw' ':rs 'LiYiff, 4,-'UfC'1f'f3Z1-Wim' 'f . , xii . I 693, Qgg,,,,t,,f,,.,..,.,,g,.,,,,,,,..5,,,.5,,5gt,,,A. 5 V,.t,,.,, f . rig.. ,X me-5 .5,.,, - ..m,,-,,- fem ,.L., .. ,, , . f 'r- 'rr ' N z :,:-as M ' ri 7 , L,i, , , .m . ..,. ,. M. .,l.,,.- N,,, ,,.,,,,w, ,, . .. . F, Y . ex. , 'f e, F ' 'asm fgeifsf 'sf' fix' SW 'L my l wmftiit .' 5 , J it -. 5 et, ,.,.t,, L fwe ts, - , 1 , s,...qg 1-.5-ref 'fj,-wr. 49153 -1 2i?ti?2':2f'fswfaifiQE1ff., l .5155-1.1, K H FHS , .2 T T55 USKw!',-vtfAg2'C:f2-.ilxfif'.Sf-fflywijf:fleffg:5'F7iiETt!f5?'51:52 55615, 9:IfQ'j7.lc1Qf?Uf5g5f?ef'3:Lfe,f lnixiiz - WFS: A-fit: : of:-, A. ., Li, fzL ?f.s,,. l. ' tmWx9 f..s:W.tt1',7,flsfff 1-,z 'me1s?:Mi21 :wflS.tt1'Fv2': ms.. -t em: 'WI-2-rSf'4fl:.I---2-2 .zstfw -teeth W 4343 4' .fvifni I tvs Q1'.zs2Sx:'5fv: 1 :'Sffvis2 5E,f.. f f MQ , ii l f f .W ,t t iff? KL . 1 '-- 5 v ' -1551:A '1?z1:7fi13f:tiQ..EiTtJr:5,ELF?-ifiilitt-,,f'x'Stcif1s sv.: was ass:-tzai t-exwtsxt. -12222 l JV s Sophs Have Profitable Seasons Under the direction of Coach Joe Ballard, the Junior Varsity Basketball team compiled a 6-9 record and came in third in the Glendale Tourney. During this com- petition the Vikes managed a 66-60 win over their opponents in the opening game and a later loss to rivals C.V. ln addition, they obtained a fourth place position in the San Gabriel Tourney, where they were defeated by PHS 79-61 and Muir 42-49. This put the Vikes out of the tourney. 4 Showing no difficulties in league play, the J.V.'s captured an 8-6 record, which resulted from hard work during pre-season play. The highest scoring players were Craig Bowlin, with an average of 14.3 points per game, Skip Fuery i11D, Peter Cohen f10.4l, and Brian Biery l6.2l. In total, the team's average was 50.5 points per game. Coach Ballard comments that the J.V.'s as a whole had enthu- siasm, good hustle and team unity, which Coach Buckner will inherit next fall. After lots of practice during the summer and fall, the Sophomores turned out a season of 15 wins and 7 losses. The team worked hard and played extremely well against Bur- roughs in the Christmas tournament and also against C.V. and Muir. According to Coach Oscar Palmer, They'll make a fine Varsity squad by the time they're Seniors.

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BELOW: FRONT ROW: Joy Bass. SECOND ROW: Rita Plair, Tina Cooper, Charisse Brown. THIRD ROW: Rachel Graham, Verler- ia Ellis, Pam Kietzman, Bonnie Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Denice Thomas, Brigitte Delmar, Pat Francis, Sandie Franklin. BACK ROW: Valerie Henry, Jeri Ellis, Coach Pat McCummins. Team Pulls lt Through The Girl's Basketball Team this year exhibited determination and pride as they battled strong Foothill League opponents. Practicing from 6:30 to 8:40 in the morning, Coach Pat lVlcCum- mins had the job of coaching Varsity and Junior Varsity. Both teams had difficulties at first gaining a victory, but pulled it through towards the end- Varsity winning one game and Junior Varsity winning three. The Varsity victory came against Burbank. Led by Charisse Brown with twenty points, the Vikes downed the Bulldogs 48-39. The high scorers on the Varsity Team were guard Charisse Brown and center Pat Francis with Brigitte Delmar, Sandy Franklin, and Tina Cooper making strong contribu- tions to the team. The Junior Varsity seemed to have better luck. Their victories came against Hart, Canyon, and Burbank, with Lanita Jones, Diane Thomas, and Rachel Graham having the best performances in league play. Through their victories and defeats the girls showed excellent examples of what team players should represent. The experience gained should help to make the Girl's Basketball Team much better next year. LEFT: Undaunted by her adversaries, Diane Thomas uncorks a short jumper.