Castro Valley High School - Laconian Yearbook (Castro Valley, CA)

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Spartan cagers listen to Mr. Cole explain a play during time out. Gary Kerr C532 recovers one ofhis 162 seasonal rebounds. For the second consecutive year Castro Valley's Varsity basketball team finished fourth in the H.A.A.L. championship race. Coach Terry Cole's team compiled a record of 10 wins and 11 loses, with a six-and-eight mark in league play. The Varsity cagers scored a total of 1,202 points, an average of 57.2 per game, while all their opponents scored 1,237, an average of 58.9 per game. Individual stars, selected by their teamates, were Gary Kerr, most valuable player, Tom Beck, best defensive player, and Bob Kellogg, most inspi- rational. Tempers flare in the league opener with Mt. Eden. Spartan Tom Beck Qrightj eludes two Tennyson Lancers. The Varsity gets a pep talk before the start of the game. 143

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142 Varsity Cagers Capture Fourth ff' Practice Games: Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley League Games: First Round Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley TERRY coma LARRY BELLINGER MIKE PERRON Coach Manager Manager Varstty Scores De Anza Castro Valley Arroyo Granada Castro Valley San Lorenzo Faculty Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley Sunset Del Valle Second Round Piedmont Castro Valley Mt. Eden Terra Linda Castro falley Canyon Castro Valley Tennyson Castro Valley Arroyo Mt. Eden Castro Valley San Lorenzo Canyon Castro Valley Hayward Tennyson Castro Valley Sunset Record: 10 Wins 11 Losses Varsity Basketball: Mike Bevier, Seniorg Mark Langlois, Juniorg Seniorg Vic Taus, Seniorg Eric Becker, Junior Tom Beck Jim Crowell, Juniorg Bryan Cadinha, Seniorg Larry Bisauta, Seniorg Kent Calderan, Sophomore. Seniorg Larry Wright, Seniorg Bob Kellogg, Seniorg Gary Kerr,

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144 Larry Silva casts off a free throw. Q . .I Q 'S v- ' fig.. YW . . , E . c .Ji ri J. V. cagers wait for a rebound. .-4-0 After rebounding the ball, Francis Va.nHoosier dribbles down court. Castro Valley's J,V, basketball team played better than its 8-14 season record indicated. Coached by Mr. John Brosnan the J.V,'s finished sixth in H.A.A.L. competition with a 5-11 league record. Despite its losing record the J.V. team was outscored by all its opponents by a mere 61 points as they averaged 38 points per game to the opposition's 41. Outstanding individual players on the team were juniors Buddy Perry, who led the team in rebounding and Curt Young, who led the J.V,'s in scoring with an average of 9.6 points per game. 4 .,,..,,, ,. V . Dave Bisauta gets a good jump shot from the top of the lane.