Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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M1. Ralph Weaver RALPH BUCK WEAVER, ONE OF THE FINEST COACHES THE RHS HAS HAD, CAME TO REDLANDS IN 1949. UNDER HIS EXCELLENT TUTELAGE, REDLANDS HAS WON TWO CBL TITLES AND HAS TWICE ADVANCED TO THE SEMIfFINf ALS OF CIF PLAY-OFFS. BUCK WEAVER BEGAN HIS COACHING CAREER IN HIS HOME CITY, YOUNGS- TOWN, OHIO, AT FITCH HIGH SCHOOL. FITCH HIGH WAS A MEMBER OF A YOUNGSTOWN CITY LEAGUE FOR SIX OF THE TWELVE YEARS MR. WEAVER COACHED THERE. IN THOSE SIX YEARS HIS FOOTBALL TEAM WON FIVE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS. SIMILAR SUCCESSES FOLLOWED AT PITTSBURG HIGH - THEN CAME THE WAR. IN 1943, MR. WEAVER ENTERED THE NAVY AND REACHED THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT BY THE TIME OF HIS DISCHARGE IN 1946. THREE YEARS LATER HE CAME TO REDLANDS AND ASSUMED THE DUTIES OF ALGEBRA INSTRUCTOR AND HEAD FOOTBALL COACH. MR. WEAVER'S EARLY SCHOOL BACKGROUND IS INDICATIVE OF HIS CHAR' ACTER AND LATER SUCCESS. HE WAS ACTIVE IN NUMEROUS SCHOOL FUNCf TIONS, BEING SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, CAPTAIN OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM, MEMBER OF STUDENT SENATE, AND A PARTICIPANT IN DRAMA. IN HIS SEN- IOR YEAR AT NEWBERRY COLLEGE, SOUTH CAROLINA, HE WAS VOTED THE MOST ATHLETIC BOY, WHICH SEEMED LOGICAL SINCE HE PLAYED ON THE FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL TEAMS. HE ALSO PARTICIPATED IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT, BEING TREASURER OF THE JUNIOR CLASS AND MEM' BER OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL. SINCE COMING TO REDLANDS, MR. WEAVER HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO HIS STUDENTS AND PLAYERS. WELL GROUNDED IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS AND SPORTS, HE HAS BEEN A POWERFUL SHAPING INFLUENCE IN THE LIVES OF THOSE AROUND HIM. IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT THE STUDENTS OF THE RHS RANCH DEDICATE THE 1953 MAKIO TO COACH WEAVER IN APPRECIATION OF THE TIME AND EFFORT HE HAS EXPENDED TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL A FINER PLACE TO ATTEND.