James Lick High School - Argus Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Pitching coach Dan Korbel and varsity pitcher Jim Plunkett. Head coach Bill Hughes gives batting instructions to the varsity team, rosla-Soplo Bmeball The 1965 trosh-soph baseball team defeated their tirst league opponent, Hill, 7-3 behind the pitching ot Ron Carciere and the defensive work ot intielder Rick Villavicencio. Other leading ballplayers so tar have been Randy Fannin, Alan Lewis, Steve Barton and Ron Scoppettone. Good detense and pitching seem to be the key to the team's success as hitting does not appear to be a strong point. Frosh-Soph coaches Chon Gallegos and Ron McBride go over ground rules with the umpire. I FRONT ROW: Coach Ron MCE-ride, Al Rocca, Jack Vandenberg, Mike Cancilla, Mike Digini, Ron Scoppettone, Jett Lumbert, Rick Villavicencio, Don Escamilla,, Randy Fannin. BACK ROW: Coach Chon Gallegos, Al Lewis, Steve Barton, Joe Silva, Keith Stutznegger, Gary Houston, John Valdez, Neal MacKay, Mario Sparacion, Ray Barajas, Ron Carciere, Manuel Guerrero. lO3

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R rich uw' 2,9 14x 'v f1'1gl.x gj :Egg 55 49 FRONT ROW: Manager Cecil Glaze, Tom Corchero, Jerry Chavez, Tony Torres, Steve Henriques, Gary Anderson, Charlie Caraccilo, Dale Saso, Chet Wood Wayne Kendall, Coach Bill Hughes, Manager Jesse Castillo. BACK ROW: Coach Dan Korbel, Coach Steve Muma, Dave Ellis, Bob Jackson, Dick Barrett, Dave LaCerda, Jim Plunkett, Rick Martin, -3 N i , . 5F'HE',Fgffi H 5. , K , ' x Captain Chet Wood 0 vi Mound Ace Jim Plunkett 102 Lou Perske, Steve Almond, Mike Hufft. , ,,,,,,,, . w - fue- .11 , .es . s . 'ns 11,3 , V- V ' - .X -,,, - ,A lf, . , - ., . ' , 5,54 Returning All'League Centerfielder Charlie Caraccilo. L Returning Letterman Lou Perske Vmcvzty Bareball An experienced pitching staff and a tight ball team a sound outfit. Two-year veteran Jim Plunkett leads the pitching staff which also boasts juniors Charlie Caraccilo, Steve Almond and sopho- more reliever Tom Corchero. Lou Perske is currently the leading hitter with a .4l7 average. Steve Henriques and Dave LaCerda are loatting over .300. According to coach Bill Hughes, Our outfield and pitching is strong, and if our hit- ting is good, we have a chance to go all the way. Pre-season picks Hill and Willow Glen will provide the toughest competition for the Comets this season. Bn . 24 7 r X X 1 4 -L... 25? 4 f. , defense should make the 1965 varsity base- X f A -tl 3 14, M xx I! M

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Coach Ray Bernet, Dick Brockington, Gary Wendorf, Dennis McDonnell, Ron Appleby, Glen Miller, Herman Schranz, Gary Regallo, Dave Fritfs, Bruce Peterson. Va mzty Ten my Led by veterans Gary Wendorf, Dennis McDonnell, Dave FriTTs, and Dick BrockingTon, The Lick varsity Tennis Team Tigures To Tinish in The top A Tour in this year's Ml-IAL race. W lEff'ff1,,, aff, ff f 1 Other reTumees Herman Schranz Gary Regallo and Ron Appleby ,, wf ,WC Q ,iff-'ff , should bolster The Team s atTack. My According To coach BernerT, The teams To beaT are Lincoln, Willow , ff ,aff Glen and Pioneer. Should The ComeTs geT by These foes in early season ,, 5 , T M - ' ' - ' ' it acTion, Their chances Tor a possible championship will be good. :wi.,W4 Varsity ace Gary Wendorf. Tw Lick's Gary Wendorf and Dennis McDonnell in a daily workout. Varsity team captain Dennis McDonnell. lO4