Coachella Valley Union High School - La Conchilla Yearbook (Coachella, CA)

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The Arab varsity lost only the I-lemet and Perris super teams in league play. The Arabs were too short in height to cope with the towering Hemet and Perris varsities. The Cees won their championship game from Elsinore by a 20 to l4 score with Millsap scoring prac- tically all of his team's points. The Dees lost their only game to Beaumont. Vincent Teran, flashy forward, led the C. V. varsity in scoring by a wide margin and was backed up strong- ly by Middleton, Peters and Lerma. The scoring race for the Bee team leadership proved to be a hot one, with Iohnnie MacDonald, red- headed center, shading Donnie Peterson, forward, by a couple of points. Masushige, Duncan and Shope played fine ball all season. 7 I 4 dvi f if 5 , I' .lf ' ,f nalob with w. Q V.-

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gaifkfgaf Bottom Row-Neil Dougan, Billie B'll Iohnson, Green, Ioe Kennedy, 1 y K Coach Davies Tom Naga a, . Second Row-Penrhyn Millsap, Wilbur Hinkle, Harold Earl, Charlie Shibata, Ben Wilkin. Third Row-Frank Shibata, lohn MacDonald, Don Peterson, Herbert Shape, Clayborn Duncan, A. I. Bar- rilleaux, George Masushige. Fourth Row-Iohnnie Peters, Car los Teran, Frank Lerma, Ned Peeb ler, Vincent Teran, Richard Middle ton, George Sugimoto. The C. V. Arabs, under the leadership of Coach Merwyn M. Davies, enjoyed a highly successful 1939 basketball season. The class Bee and Cee teams ' C. L. championship trophies and made off with the R. the varsity, although showing a fighting team, had to be content with third place in the standings. ' ' was the victory of the The highlight of the season Bee team in the annual Riverside Tournament. The 1 d sterling basketball in the last Coachella Bees p aye ent games to come from halves of both of the tournam behind and Win. They avenged their only defeat of the ' ' ame by trouncing San Iacinto year in the first tourney g 39 to 25. San Iacinto had previously beaten the Arabs ' e found the Arab b t o oints. The finals of the tourn y ' - -l8 score. V W p n Bees Whipping Elsinore Naval by a 27 to

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Top Row, left to right: Mr. Davies, Glen Coleman, Ben Lallin, Morris Caitey, Iohn MacDonald, A. I. Bar- rilleaux, Lloyd Davidson, Ernie Cox, h'lli Cook Robert Martinez, Frank e Ma Tony Avalox, Millsap, Bill Br ni., Sam Mastoya, l-35101 Earl. Bottom ' Wilkin, D eterson, Al- d Row. Ben exander Macintosh, Le ard Wee n 'i'Warre Blake. Zac lshlbciic. Milidie Row: Georg - sushige, Minoru Mushqshi, Penrhyn Claybarn Dungzr , N. N f- ,fx gk NE xiii. xi . C. V.'s 1939 track'sg,5,son ended with the loss ot the big gold soupdish tor 'Ellie time in nine years. Not so large or powerful as thzstegfz-rg ot other years, the Arabs lost to Hemet with a scolle olil:29 to 97. The varsity and Cees were outscored but the strong B team out- classed all others, two new records in the broad jump ' -t oted Ernie Cox. and high jump being set by light o