Cate School - Mesan Yearbook (Carpinteria, CA)

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Mr. Wfoodworth, Hodsoll, Kelham, Ramsey-Hill, Wood, Cooper. This year's squash program was perhaps the most active ever seen on the Mesa. The team's schedule encompassed a four-match program with the faculty, Olympic Club, and the University of California. Students also entered the Bay Area C Tournament and did quite well. Squash, as a sport, gained a great deal of popularity this season with a record turn- out. Leading the school ladder were Marc de Tristan, Frank Hodsoll, Rory Kelham, John Ramsey-Hill and Bill Cooper. The ladder, which is composed of all who play squash, is the object of daily challenge and rechallenge matches. This year saw, in addition the refurbishing of the courts, thanks to the generosity of an alumnus. Interest in squash at Cate has greatly increased, and, if this progress con- tinues, squash will take a more permanent place in our future athletic program. de Tristan reaches for a corner shot.

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Berolzhelmer scores. Back row: Raymond. Smith. Howland. Kirkpatrick. Front row: D. Olney. Granger. Morse. Berulf- hcimer. Cord. 2 '3 This year the B Basketball Team had one of its most successful seasons. The squad was supplemented by some new material which was not only a great help this last season. but which promises to be the nucleus of a league-leading team in the future. New on the team were Tallant Smith. who played a high-scoring season all the way, john Kirkpatrick, who was almost entirely new to the game, Bill Granger, who is new in the school this year, and Bob Morse, who brought his knowledge of the game from previous experi- ence in Hermosa Beach play. Perhaps the outstanding newcomer to the team was Gary Moulin, who, at center, played an outstanding game. I-Iis height was well needed and appreciated under the boards where he cleared his percentage of rebounds, going up for more than average scores. As a team, the group was not polished, but those games which they won from more ex- perienced opponents showed the spirit which the B's maintained throughout the season, with special attention to the games against Harvard, Los Prietos, and Carpinteria. Col- lectively, and individually, the squad was out- standing, showing the will to win which will always turn up with scores in the winning column.

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