Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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lrnie Fliristi-nsen Neil Ke:-fer Pepper Martin Don Mastazni Palmer Donkin Max Sears Melvin lixline john Toner Melvin Moe The small, hard-fighting Bearkittens ended the season with a county championship and a record of but a lone defeat in league contests from Atas- cadero. As the season bore on they got in full swing and came out on top. The Bearlcittens had only two returning lettermen-their Captain Melvin Exline and Pepper Martin. The C's no doubt owe their championship to their coach, Mr. Cunning- ham, who did a very fine job. Congratulations, Mr. Cunningham! The C reserves were several in number and showed some valuable talent for the basketball seasons to come. The reserves were: Toner, Moe, Keefer, Bresette, Smith, and Dallaire. The scores for the games were: Paso Paso Paso Paso Paso Paso Donkin, McWilliams, Cambria ....... ..... 1 4 Templeton ...... ..... 1 z Shandon ..... ........ 4 Atascadero ..... ..,.. 1 8 Santa Mana ...... ..... 1 8 Atascadero .....r8 PAGE FORTY-THREE

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D ii Campbell Dante Dusi stem' Tuley Paul Kinne Hg!! 3 As the basketball season started little was thought of the unusually scrappy B's. The B's had no returning lettermen to aid them, but under the coaching of Coach Beiden they de- veloped into a fast, hard-fighting team. The Captain and holder of a forward position was Carl Stoltenberg who helped out both on offense and defense. The wiry little fellow seen doing all the nice shooting was Bob Rude, a newcomer who played center. Bob was an ex- cellent shot and a demon on defense. Bob came from Modesto High School to Paso Hi at the first of the season. Bob also stole high point honors over Stoltz and Paul Kinne by a small margin. The dead eye for the basket was Paul Kinne who held up the other forward post. Paul an expert on set shots gave Bob Rude a good run for high point honors. Paul was tall, rangy, and fast. As good as any on defense and always a threat on offense. The two boys who worked as hard, fought harder, and gained less glory, were the boys holding down the guard post, Mickey Bush and Don Keefer, who did a PAG E F 0 RTY-TWO Carl Stoltenberg Don Keef Mickey Bush Bob Rud very splendid job. Both guards were threats and Don made his share of the points while Mickey most always handled the ball. The B's lost their first league game to Cam- bria but fighting hard won the next seven. In the county finals the B's were beaten by the squad from San Luis. Although the ball game was in Paso's favor the first half, in the second half the San Luis boys fought back hard to win 36 to 24. The Paso substitutes who played quite a little were, Dusi, Campbell, Tuley, Moe. Hats off to those scrappy hard-fighting B's. The Paso Paso scores are as follows: ..... 22 ............ Cambria . ............31............Templeton Paso ............ 3 o ............ Shandon . Paso ............33..............Cambria Paso .,.......... 49 ............ Templeton Paso ............ 2 3 ............ Shandon . Paso ......,..... 39 ............ Atascadero Paso ............ 3 6 ............ Atascadero Paso ............ 24 ............ San Luis .

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