Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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YQ N E Q f I 17 i J 7 KE! .Z l -5 lr! 4 ia Verne Chapman Jim Garcia Bob Hardy ,NX A 5 1 ' V 1 , 1 Q Q so 3 sz 5 5 ., John Langdale Richard Monwgue Irving Rvshoft SCHEDULE Varsity Wilson 67 Washington 36 Wilson 48 Gardena 50 Wilson 67 Roosevelt 66 Wilson 8l Venice 86 Wilson 41 Franklin 58 Wilson 48 Verdugo Hills 53 Wilson 68 Lincoln 51 Wilson 60 Eagle Rock 50 Wilson 48 Belmont 41 Wilson 68 Franklin 60 Wilson 49 Verdugo Hills 56 Wilson 79 Lincoln 60 Wilson 55 Eagle Rock 6l Wilson 59 Belmont 60 Agfion on me mu,-g Coach Noslund and Capta n Art Servants go over ball hcndl ng tech

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' ' ' .1-n if yi . .,,.-T--F L , f . : , fmtjv f ' , f ' I ' i vo- 5.14 li f 1 I . f y , A fr if 5' 'MN , L, A , A - l ' ,,,-, E 5 U K ,Q gq . :fx If LI- 4 N I l 7 s l I 1 I ' FQ I 1 L a 6 3 I ' S 9 ' 3 4 5 1 . , I VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW I: Jim Garcia, Rich Montague, Frank Schiada, Ralph Garcia, Wayne Martin, Arnold Springer, Bob Hardy, Coach Naslund. ROW 2: Marv Goldman, Irv Rashofl, Frank Sherwood, Ben Davidson, John Langdale, Verne Chapman, Andy Honig, Etan Markowitz. MEM THIS YEAR'S VARSITY was a team to be proud of down to the final gun, They played every game like champions, but fell short of this honor by their final defeat at the hands of league champions Belmont, 60-57. Their fine play and their will to win has brought further credit to Wilson High School. This year's co-captains, all-league Jim Garcia and Rich Montague, spark-plugged your varsity to provide many thrills and much pleasure for you. N Richard Montague and Jim Garcia, co-captains, learn the fine points ol the game from Coach Naslund.

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'51 Pig? 18 ,,..,.,,, FIRST ROW: R. Conlee, T. Tanimoto, W. Cassetty, W. Dimel, J. Heinemann,B. Breitler, P. Gorne. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Ivener, G. Fisher, G. Cito, A. Ge- nite, R. Cuellar, D. Killeen, T. ligouri. FIRST ROW: R. Conlee, H. Bloom, R. Lang, M. Son- dahl, L. Jehue, R. Bergman, R. Lopez. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ivener, R. Twohy, .l. Shaw, M. Nitzberg, .l. Mer- enda, R. Zubiate. QMS 11? MMM UNDER THE HANDS OF COACH IVENER, the Cee and Dee Teams both ended up with a 5-5 record. WITH THIS AGAINST THEM, they entered their first game against Franklin and won it. The leading scor- er was Tom Tanimoto, but Gordon Fisher led the team in shooting percentages. Besides Tanimoto and Fisher, Wayne Cassety, Gary Cito and Ralph Breitler played good ball all season long. Coach Ivener has developed these teams for the coming Varsity teams. The two left handers, Jim Shaw and Gordon Fisher, both ninth graders, look like the best prospects for future years. The Cee's were led by .lim Shaw, who was the leading scorer and also had the best shoot- ing percentage. The Cee team played good ball all year, having been badly beaten in only one game. Most all of the games were very close until the last minutes with the game being decided in that time. Most of the rebounding was handled by Manuel Nitzberg, Mike Sandahl, Howard Bloom and Ray lang, which rounded out this well balanced team. The Dee team also ended the season with a 5-5 record, but had the disadvantage of having no practice games. V' Hiiffii , - .if-,g,.' it 4 .- 1gtf..,'545 i' 1-,f C.-1' ' 1 'X BL f f ,BV ,gh-' S ...ef John Del.ussa's lay-on rolls around the rim belore John Langdale tangles with an Eagle Rock man lor dropping in. a rebound.