California School for the Deaf - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Football Team Sealed: Heh io right, JA Salisbury, D. Winant, D. Kaufman, J. Manuel, R. Nunez, R. Thexfon, R. Potter, J. Bello- via, B. Gongaware, M. McCrory, Bill Rarnborger Second Row ilefl to righil: C. Romero, J. Lerman, R. King, F. Longloothom, P. Torres, J. Darby, B. Williams, J, Thompson, R, Phillips, F. Almendorez, B. Coats, P. Natole, Manager Third Row lleff io righviz Don Silvers, Manager, F. Bobitch, E. Hater, S, Mangum, E. Anderson, R. Vicluya, M. Cox, G. Olague, T, Litton, T. Urley, T. Henes, B. Skedsmog Mr. Thornton, Coach Fourth Row Heh lo righfl: Mr. Lennon, Coach, L. Stillvvell, R. Rodriquez, C. Marsh, D. Perkins, R. Macias, D. Day, D. Dobrovech, P. Zvoda, Manager CSDR won its first league football game this year. The Cubs defeated Elsinore N and M with a score of 19 to 6 on the Elsinore field. The team has improved greatly over the previous years. Blocking and tackling were crisperg ball carriers ran harder and pass plays clicked more often. The outlook for the future continues to look brighter. Although we are losing two of this year's team through graduation, other promising players are Coming along. They are showing grit and determination on the field. We are looking forward to a more competitive football season in the future. SCOREBOARD CSDR Opponent O Aquinas 26 O Notre Dame 40 T9 Elsinore N. 84 M. 6 6 Corona J V 27 12 Boys' Republic 46 Page Forty Sax

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Physical Education Seated: William Thornton: Boys' Physical Education, Football, Basketball B team, Track Rita Gesue: Lower School Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association, Volley- ball, assists Girls' Physical Education Aletha Emerick: Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association, Volleyball, Tumbling Robert Lennan: Boys' Physical Education, Basketball Varsity, Ba-xchall. Swimming Page Forty-Five

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Basketball A Team . , :,., -h M, P 4.4 Firlt Row Heh Io rlghil: R. Thexton, B, Rumborgev, M Turner, P Potter, K Cmfm,-r, J Lemlgm, R Flllilipg, P. Nutole Top row Hof! to righll: P. Zvudu, P, Torres, J. Dovby, B Gonquwurn, P lNmdfeIdI, D Wincmr, J Salisbury, Mr. Lennon Despite the loss of three of last ycar's first stringeis C'SDR's hoopsters emerged from season play with a .530 percentage and a fifth place standing in the nine-school Arrowhead League. High-lights of the season were the thrilling three point win over the Arizona School and the sizzling 95-47 conquest of Notre Dame High School. The hearthreaker of the year was the two point loss to Berkeley lfor the second year in a rowl. Prospects for the coming year seem bright. Though we will miss the floor leader- ship and scoring ability of Jack Salisbury, it looks as if Don Winant may he able to fill his shoes. Butch Gongaware and John Darby showed steady improvs-me-nt under the boards and should contribute more in the scoring department next year. Ken Garner and Bob Phillips should continue as scoring threats. Phillips' outstanding play won him a berth on the Arrowhead All League Team and we look for even hotter things from him next year. C S D R Opponents C.S.D.R. Opponents Twin Pines 22 -18 Arizona School for the Deaf Boys Republic 36 Q4 Q'-S'DAI4jA R. -'iflillinaiv ld Q2 32 E1SiliOI'Q N191 M. im o e or DI , , Boys Republic 36 B.: Notre Damn Twenty-nine Palms 43 DS Twin Pines Big Bear 53 47 Ejlsiiilwe N. JQ M Page Forty Seven