California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

Page 70 text:

if A ., X :: E -F 2 M H gf ff . MOD X iiialiiiik 55 5 ss W an 3 K if .wa Y x bw x we Mun K 1 1 Y fa 1 as mb. in an x 2 x XR nw H sm W y 1:1 n s ,dw EQPER XGuarc1 fhv E if: LL 342 2 i S15 gl f .Aw if iii rn :Af- 3 if 2? :Qi ggi JB? NE E . s 3:4 Hz 3:1 it 0 zu. id +26 N 5: 1 75 UQ 31' Z 1 gif 35 '55 Q1 H -5 5: M?

Page 69 text:

BASKETBALL In basketball the Frosh put a team on the floor that showed good possibili- ties but failed to win very consistently. Outstanding on the Frosh schedule was a trip to St. Helena: however, the Kittens came back with a 32 to 26 defeat. They were trailing 19 to 4 at the half. Guynn took scoring honors with 10 while Farley rang up 6. Immediately after the St. Helena game the Freshmen met the Willows Outlaws only to lose 43 to 41 after gaining an 18 to 17 half- time advantage. Ron Farley led the yearlings with 14 points. After a three games series with the Chico High Panthers, the Frosh emerged with two victories. The score of the final game was 28 to 24. Top honors went to Guynn with 8, while Bud Holland was next with 7. The game was very close throughout and the Panthers put on a last minute rally that almost smothered the Frosh. Two nights later the Kittens managed to trim the Yuba Junior College 31 to 26 on the J. C.'s court. Ron Farley led the scoring, chalking up 10 points. Guynn was second with 9. In a three-game series with Butte Tractor, the 'Cats lost the rubber game 49 to 31. Stan Dison connected with 14 points followed by Nelson with 10. Playing two teams from Oakland, the Frosh lost them both. The first was to the Kappa Alpha Pi quintet 31 to 38, in which Estes led in scoring with 12 points. The second defeat came from the hands of the Merritt Business Col- lege which ended in a 50 to 30 drubbing. On January 22, the first year men easily downed Westwood High, 32 to 22. Guynn again led the Frosh with 10 points. In a fast game on January 14, the Frosh nipped the Marysville Swedes 46 to 45 with Ciuynn and Farley sparking the attack. In a double-header with the Cal. Aggie Frosh, the 'Cats lost both, the first 42 to 32 and the second 52 to 29. Nelson scored 10 points in the first ga-me, while Farley hung up 1 1 in the second contest. Then the Freshmen lost the next game by 2 points to the tall Yuba County Junior College, 44 to 46. Winding up the season, they trounced the Colusa Red Devils as Farley swished through 16 points to pace his team to a 50 to 16 victory. TRACK With the Freshman track team studded with such varsity stars as Herman Kostiz, Art Buckley, Harry Vonasek, and Bud Holland, they easily won their annual track meet from the Chico High Panthers, 69 5f6 to 43 1f6. Kostiz garnered a first in the mile: Holland easily won the 440: Gooch captured the high jump: Buckley and Hollingsworth tied for top honors in the pole vault, and Vonasek easily won the shot. fill? af' ---all gal' . .lr ASHLEY GUYNN HERB ARENS ELMER CONWAY On the right: Gail Moore found a hole in the Chico High line. Below are w Johnny Morehead, Henry Staple. and Allan Carmack. .ual-is M - 5 w my E is ea.m,.,.., re , . H max-me W :V Q raw in -u is 1-f an v aw-mg-an W wraffrrsff' '

Page 71 text:

bf! 1 Ex Q ga E E 55: 225 313' 2 521 if Ei 5 5? x 3? X. F58 F5 Xxx fl J! E522 5 1 5? ge Q :s Q. 53 Q 55 Z 3 5? 4 's 5? 5 c ,gy Er' IL .51 92 5 :Er ii 1 gg fi? ,sz 53 W. ii 111' 'Q