Central High School - El Centro Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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D TEAM SCORES Central ..,....,,.,.......,. Dos Palos I7 Central ,,,,,, ,,,,,, S , J. M. I7 Central .,...,,..,v, .. Chowchillo 22 Central ,,,.,..,...,.,.,...,.... Bullard 20 Frank B. Lowe, Head Coach Washington Union cancelled their sched- Co-Coptain: Bob Amaro Q and CD Cgasleetlnallll Furs Row Left ts Right Don Gomez Larry Bone, Carl Gilliam, Johnny VanLeer Second Row Larry lsheim Harold Ollenberger, Gene Stephens, ?iE 'I Q l. l3 5iw2,

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i.1l ,I Jerry Springs First Row: David Rinehart, Ray Hill, Harold Ollenberger, Albert Davila, Jerry Springs, Bob Amaro, Robert Zaragoza. Second Row: Manager Ronny Luna, Loren Pimentel, Lawrence Chiles, Charles Clay, Alex Mgntaneg, Joe Baca, Jerald Rebensdort, Richard Bybee, Manager Fred Colombinifil F-F CE Cgael Qtlial2Q Coach Lyle Lewis and his team ended in the cellar in a long hard fought season. With no veterans Lewis had to start from scratch. Forty boys reported at the beginning of the Alegjvlqnjanez, the Cub's leading scorer, was named the Ram captain and also the most improved player. Jerald Rebensdorf was the top rebounder and made his share of the points. Coach Porter ot the A team will get Page 117 season for try-outs. Lewis limited his team to Freshmen and Sophomores with the exception ot one Junior. The Cubs had no league wins over Kerman and Fowler. Despite this record the team had seven freshmen, six sophomores, and one junior, so look for a better season next year. such players as Montanez, Clay, Rebensdort, Baca, and Chiles. Coach Lewis should have 7 returning next year. This is Lewis' first year at Central and he is hoping for a better season next year. Good luck to Lewis and his teams in the future, Freddie Columbini and Ronnie and Roger Luna were the team managers. Rebensclort pulling down a re- Chiles fighting for o loose ball bound ar1ainstChowcl'iilla while with a Bullard man while Clay Bybee watches. is getting ready to help. Alex Montanez , 'mmm

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LINE-UP Manuel Salazar, John Dela Cruz, Bob Amaro, Bob Simon- ian, Gene Stephens, Ron Bear, Ray Gullet, Meredith Scott Tom Bamping, Gerald Rebens- dorf, Ken Schmidt, Merrill Dis- coe, Paul Kalpakoff, Charles Allison, Joe Saldivar, Ralph Hood. I With a veteran coach and a few men Coach Long had a pretty tough schedule. The team participated in a most successful season this year. Coach Long fielded a well-bal- anced team which featured ex- cellent pitching, good fielding, and fair hitting that improved greatly as the season progress- ed. As a whole the Cubs dis- played tremendous enthusiasm and, under good tutelage, play- ed a much better brand of ball at the conclusion of the season than they did at the first. The Cubs team largely was composed of freshmen, sopho- mores that all whom hope to re- turn next year. Good luck to a good team and Coach. Although yearbook printing deadlines did not allow a re- porting of the final league standings, at this writing the Cubs were definite contenders for the league title champion- ship with no defeats in league play. Page H9 First Row: Danny O'Leory, Manuel Salazar, Charles Allison, John Dela Cruz, Bob Amiaro, Joe Sadivar, Bob Simonian, Gene Stephens, Ron Bear. Second Row: Ray Gullet, Ralph Hood, Meredith Scott, Tom Bamping, Gerald Rebensdorf, Ken Schmidt, Paul Galpakoff, Merrill Discoe. Coach and Managers, First Row: Burton Jackson, Lg,-ry Rich Oursfgnding plgye Gary Salwasser. Second row: Mr. Long, Jerry Gammel. Bob Simonian bunting while Dela Cruz and Salwasser watch. E 2 I i l .t . . . .... , . . ..:..,.....-.- ., I-.gs-5 --:saw-'.-'s,1fa.6:g.-::.-:M sepia