St Marys College High School - Peraltan Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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. .5 STANDING: Henry Wellington, George Huajuardo, Fernando Montoya, Cole Bux- ton, Charles Slone, Jack Silvano, I a c k Dold KNEELING: Ronald Ragland, Mike Berrnudez, Gerry Gor- ham, Pat Fleet, Ed- ward 0'Donnell . Although the Junior Varsity did not sport an outstanding record in the won and lost column, they did have a success- ful season in as much as four of the players, Felix Francisco, Bill Spranger, Jack Dold, and Henry Wellington were grad- Varsity are, Pat Fleet, Fernando Montoya, and Jack Silvano. ated to the Varsity in mid season. Other boys who played well and will undoubtedly see much action next season on the The Freshman team popularly known as the Rinky Dinks , gave every sign of carrying on the St. Mary's tradition of great basketball. Playing an informal schedule of junior high schools, pickup teams, etc. , the Rinky Dinks won 8 and lost 2. Three players, Bob Mason, Phil Rossi, and Ray Marchetti were promoted to the Junior Varsity in the mid season STANDING: Bill O'- Brien, George Gru- polo, Tony Lucich, Sean McCarthy, .lim Wells , Phil Rossi, Ronnie Revere, Ray Marchetti, Bill Car- michael, S t a nto n Friedman, William Hutt KNEELING: Jim Brady, Mike Mc- Dermott, Bill Zicken- berg, Jim Cooney, Bob Mason, Bill Lipps.