Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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I il' 51 jruizlainn ugwvb Two teams this year tied for the girls' inter- class basketball championship: Ruth Ann Freydl's team and Donna Burt's team. Each had five games, which were played during the noon hours and afternoon gym periods RUTH ANN FREYDUS TEAM STANDING- Audrey Thiebaud Sharlie Peysar Elaine Hungerford Julie Summers Jo Ann Arnold KNEELING- Carol Mays Christina Villa Ruth Ann Freydl Doris Acuff in November-rather early for basketball but the girls ihad to be through using the gym before the basketball season for the boys started. DONNA BU RT'S TEAM STANDING- lean Martin loan Hamann Nancy Goodrich Gloria Martina KN EELI NG- Karen Nichols Donna Burt Fern Brazzi 'mam an

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radar ill? uhm Having had only three days of practice, t'he AUHS band put on their uniforms and marched down to the depot, and fanfared the hometown National Guard unit off to Wisconsin. A most active musical season was begun, and practice sessions fell into a regular pattern of two class periods each week, besides every Tuesday night. The fall semester included such program activi- ties as football games, Paso Robles Pioneer Day parade, the Fall Frolics, and the Long Beach Festival during the weekend follow- ing Thanksgiving. Playing for basketball BACK ROW-Cleft to right! Rohert Young, Gerald Brazzi, Larry Dqleshy, Donald Wallace, Ronald Miller. FOURTH ROW-Dick Lnnmis, Bill Ynuno, Inn Pnnle. lack Journey. Richard Radke. Calvin Proud. THIRD ROW-Denise Wilkins, Gail Edgar, Harvey Dahman, Sam Hawkins, Roy Radke, David Gilstrap, Fern Brazzi. Bob Pierce, Dale Miller. SECOND ROW-ln Anne Richardson, Nnla Conner, Jack Akers, games called for the attention of the small- er Pep band at the start of the second semester. Later in the year the Full band performed for the Senior play, Meet Me in St. Louis, and for the Public Schools Week program. Their last activity of the year was participation in the Fiesta de las Flores parade in San Luis Obispo. The thanks and respect of the school go to the AUHS band for the fine entertainment they have tirelessly given on so many worthy occasions. Barbara Fink, Shirley Jenkins, Carl Tivel, Ramona Estrada, Keith Elliott, Pat Cooper. Pat King. FIRST ROW-Mr. Miltnn Baer. Director: Rnllin Mzttiee, Shirley Hodgin, Larry Martinez, loan Venema, Majorette: Norman Swift. Ruth Ann Freydl, Karen Nichols, Bud Stoltey, Drum Major. MAJURETTES-Sharlie Peysar, Audrey Thiebaud, Christina Villa, Amelee Pitcher. NDT PIGTURED-Allen Andrews, Dale Boriack, David Dodd, Her- bert Drake, Hubert Drake, Fred Frank. Lynn Dell Rogers.

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BACK ROW-llefl to rilhh Dan Epperly, Roy Baro, Wayne Vaughn, lnhn Arnold, Marvin Ashby fcaptainl, Dean Kleck, Gene Estrada, Gerald Brazzi. 3ND 1ROW-Assistant Cnanh Fred Llnvd, Charles Evans, Bah Du- Iitl, Ronald Rominqer, Don Freeborn, Don MacPherson, Dale Miller, Kenny Reyhurn. Coach Bud Ewinl. 2ND ROW-Carey Bucky Baird ffm-captainj. Val Van Aris- gfrffbrzlf in I'lffI'llf In spite of great losses of promising varsity men to the Armed Forces, the Greyhounds made an impressive showing by playing clever, steady football in the 1950 pigskin season. They opened by overwhelming Gonzales 27 to O. Returning home, however, they were defeated by San Luis Obispo 26 to 0. In their next encounter the Greyhounds changed the complexion of previous years' games with the King City Mustangs by being nosed out 24 to 19. Gene Estrada, though, sparked his teammates to a win over Lompoc by running 90 yards to one of the many touch- downs scored that day. Later, Coach Tom Burt Gere Estrada side steps a Gonzales attacker as he makes a nice gain around right end. dalen. Jerry Clay, Lyle Hicks, Allan Arebalu, Bob Vawter, Dean Matiee, David Gilstrau. FRONT ROW-Lewis Killian, Jerry Mattice, Larry Martinez, Adrian Chief Estrada. Bob Wilkinl, Bud Stoltey, Ray McKelvey. Man- ager. NOT PICTURED-Dick Calkins, Jack lourney, John McBurney. Crispin Swift. Assistant Manager. Cformer AUHS Assistant Coachl brought his Arroyo Grande charges under our lights to win 12 to 0. The Greyhounds closed their season with a thrilling 13 to 12 win over Lompoc on the Braves' own field. The season left the Grey- hounds with 3 wins and 4 losses, though statis- tics never show the courage and spirit that are in back of the figures. Bucky Baird and Gene Estrada were chosen. all-star members of the All-Central Coast Football Team, and at the Gals-sponsored football dinner, Bucky received the Most-Valuable Player award. Bucky Baird straddles Bob Vawter lon the groundj as he is completely surrounded by the Paso Robles Bearcats.