Castlemont High School - Falcon Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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XTX 'IVA ' ,. .X cy , E I' A 'L I , I FOOTBHLL The openmg of the 1935 football season found Castlemont wxth a heavy expertenced lme and a green backfreld The team showed fme DOSS1b1l1l19S rn practtce games wtth San Flanclsco schools how ever as the season progressed 1I'1JLlI'l9S to key men and tough breaks tn two games parttcularly cost the team tts chance for a vw rnmng rec ord The hne played good defens1ve ball throughout and the back held hampered by 1nJur1es generated plenty of power when mtact Opemng the season agatnst the powerful San Franctsco prep champs Poly Tech Castlemont held them to a 60 score by strong defenstve work The Crusaders showmg great rmprovement then beat Galtleo 7 O and revenged last year s trounclng The Kmghts lost a heart breakmg 7 6 struggle to Untverstty rn the ftrst O Pl L game after outplaymg the Cub dectstvely The second league game lost to Roosevelt 13 O was later ruled a no contest The Techmcal game was lost onlx forfett although the actual play brought a 7 6 tally to Castlemort Flgatnst McClymonds Castlemont really htt thetr peak The ltne played well and the yardage ptled up by the backs should have ro ulted tn more than a 7 6 dectston Pl bad letdown after the Mack game resulted tn a one stded Z0 O vtctory for Qakland The tradtttonal Joust wtth lremont was qutte dtsappotntlng tn vt N rl thc tact that thr Kntght once more futgatr ol thetr rtvals T tl mg aclvantagr ofa lufl y lrr ak th Bc ngals escaped wtth a 6 2 wm aan L andr 1 won a 1 xr lou 5 tt l X Q ante t tn thc ttnal game o thr If Ju Jr fhcf ulf f , . . ' ' 3 - V 1 . . . 7. . - . y T , t - I - I T - 1 1 A , . U 1 ' 1 ' 1. , . I I ,- ., ,t , . f ' X ' f:' V' J ' P I S , P ftp! ,I I . f Q' r 7 H J ,w fl gt - 1 ' . , , ., , . . . ff f lf fl . fl 3- 'f s ' 2 ' . , f f if lf rag -l YE ITHLCONFT

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C 1 UU'.l'5HLL VI.-lI'l5l'I.' Y I - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IU ll 12 13 I5 C116 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 ,T 25 Sam Ducato . . lim Herrin . . . Harold Qckroyd . Hrthur Mattos . Edward Rocha . Charles Texeira . Douglas -Maben . Harry Keller . . Leonard Silvey . Halmer Rose . . Elmer Costa . . Charles Prola . . Bill Breese . . . Ed. Crook . . . Robert Mestrovitch Wendall Sousa .f William Riehl . Iohn Fahey . . . Gus Lucas . . . Robert Townsend Ludwig' Prien . . Ioseph Slavin . . Hrthur Riehl . . Ii Waldon Bert Mason ,QV R Q' -5,1 X lf 'Xi . is Leftl-it dl' ,F .Nt Managers Trainer Clifford Miller Don Waldon Right Halt Quarterback . Fullback . Fullback . Guard . . Center . Left Halt Quarterback . . . End . Left Half . Guard . Tackle . End . . End . Tackle . Tackle . Tackle Tackle Right Halt . . Guard . Center . Tackle Vincent Riddle YE FHLCONET

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,g Qsf 1. if J ' mn t l BHSKETBQLL CHRMPS CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS 0 INTRHMURHL SPORTS D1splay1ng a scrappy type of basketball play ln the Horneroom lnterclass Tournament the Lower D1v1s1on champs Krause and Munshausens Upper D1v1s1on champs went mto the fray for the school champtonshlp enthus1ast1cally When the last basket had been made Munshausen s Home room walked off the floor the vlctor These homerooms had played four games ln therr respectrve d1v1s1ons and had emerged from each game the Wlnner Plavers rn Munshausens champronshrp homeroom are B111 Maska Ray lvfedros Leonard Rice Wayne Redfern Frank McWethy and Hlg1e Mortensen trants The 1nd1v1 al w1nner for Castlemont was Burman Skrable whrle Mr Street s c ass snatched the Homeroom charnp1onsh1p One of the greatest turnouts for rntramural football was Wll nessed thrs semester Throughout the entrre schedule every team fought hard Openlng the serres the strong Hrgh 12 team easlly defeated the lrghter Low l2 group by the score of 20 0 ln the second game the Low 10 s defeated the Hrgh l0 s 7 6 By cons1stent play rn the next two games the Low ll team emerged vlctorlous over the Hlgh ll s 60 and the Low Sopho mores 7 0 Scorrng on a last quarter drlve the l ow ll s then upset the Hrgh l2 s ln the frnal game for the school champronshrp 8 6 YE F9 LCONET 0 ,, , fin? , .Y , oil' Y I . I I- l I I Q 5 - R - vw I ' The semi-annual cross country run once more drew many en- , , ' .