Sir Francis Drake High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (San Anselmo, CA)

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VARSITY TRACK TRACK COACH COACH MIKE MORRIS CONVIS SHEPHERD g . 4 1 ,- 524 '- With spring in the air the fleet-footed trackmen again came out of hiber- nation. Coached by Morris Shepherd and Mike Convis, the thinclads headed for a good showing in the North Bay League. Competing with strong con- tenders in Tamalpais and Santa Rosa, Drake placed its faith in returning let- terman from last year's cindermen and greatly improved members of former squads. During the first meet of the season, Rich Benz, Mike Healy, and Jack Rankin set three new school records. VARSITY TEAM - Front Row: George Irvin, Craig Allen, Rich Benz, Darnoll Reynolds, Jack Rankin, Keith Smith, Roger Hug. Second Row:Gerry Adler, John Fulton, Jerry Pape, Jon Wilson, Ken Edgar, John Foster, Lance Ronneberg, Marty Marcucci, Kurt Kinnamon. Buck Row: Dave Banfield, Keith Bortfeld, Mel Simpson, Mike Healy, Harry Galliver, Harry Schott, Jerome Ives, Dirk Moller, Steve Voigt. 139

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SOPHOMORE BASEBALL FRESHMEN BASEBALL ,Qui YN fpiwfw as-A ll, fpnffhf Q N ., ' ,I - ko 5 -in. l SOPHOMORE TEAM - Front Row: Ken Gosliner, Milt Woods, Fred Pfeffer, Dave Williams, Ed Demaestri, Gary Schonwasser, Don Lazizarini, Jerry Faulkner, Dick Conard, Mr. Tiroppmann, coach. Stcond Row: Paul Martinelli, Steven Cutler, George Corson, Joe Cox, Dick De Bisschop, Rich Good, Ken Kauer, Bill Gallagher, Al Wentner, Sherman Hool, Pete Brown, Tom Kline. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Hustling for Coach Bob Tropp- mann again this year, the Sophomore baseball team headed for a successful season with the winning of their opener against the Marin Catholic Wildkittens. The Sophs held an advantage in ex- perience, as many of last year's frosh- soph veterans returned to the Diamond. Though practice began late because of poor weather, the boys shaped up into a smoothly-functioning squad by the time their season was in progress. FRESHMAN BASEBALL The Frosh-Soph baseball tearr split this year into two separate squads, the freshmen playing under Coach Jack Renfro, a student teacher from San Francisco State. Though inexperienced, the boys showed promise of develop- ing into good varsity material in years to come. The untried nine looked good on the diamond and, improving with experience, worked well together as the season progressed. ISI FL i it I FRESHMEN TEAM - Front Row: .lon Bland, Phil Brooks, Ron Averiette, Fred Carson, Dick Spock- man, Bob McClure, Carl Hagens, Ken Ray. Second low: Mike Wigell, Dennis Baccei, Ed Clahan Jerry Price, Tom Solinsky, Daryl Sattui, Pete Dardis, Jim Acheson, Bill McFarland, Mike Brock.

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