Cubberley High School - Totem Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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,Front Row: Manager Carl Taylor, Bob Kilburn, ,lim Wilson, Tom Hodge, Steve Brown, Pete Shambora, Ierry Caruso, Ken Mathis, Kim Bradley, Kit Cooper, Nat King, and jim Blair. Second Row: Manager Bob Pedro, Herman Meister, George Kaku, Dale Steinke, Don Bowen, Mike Clancy, Ken Silvera, Bruce Holst, Walt Mooney, Tom Thompson, Charlie Wunder, Scotty Fields, Doug Long, Danny Brown, and Manager Frank Webster. 'Third Row: Head Coach Len Doster, Melvin Lee, Bill Bickenf back, Wiiyrie Miller, Tim Morin, Art McClish, Mitch McCann, Ricky Nelson, Mike Hunt, Ken Wipff, Bob Scally, Jerry Christensen, Steve Kochera, Brian Pemberton, and Assistant Coach Lee Megginson, ophomore Football After sluggish performances against the top three teams, Cubberley's sophomore foothall team hammered out three straight victories over the three lower teams in the circuit. Tim Morin, the team's lead' ing rusher with 423 yards, was named to the AllfS.P.A.L. Hrst team as a halfback. Guard Herm Meister made the second team as a center. AllfS.P.A.L. sophomore half back Tim Morin. SEASON RECORD St. Francis ,,,...,. Palo Alto ..,,,,, ilu-Carlmont ..,...,,,, ...,,,MenlofAtherton Woodside .,,,...... Ravenswood .,,,. Sequoia ,,,...,. Cross-Countr Team Tu 1959 eros-.coLlI1tI'y tcun plrtlcipated in two Ifmile races at Stanford's Angell Field and three more at Stanford Colf Course. The team finished in the top ten in most of their races largely because of the line running of junior Ernie Long. His best time for the Stanford Golf Course races, which were approximately two miles in length, was 10:36. Also bolstering the Cougar attack were Pete Stoflc, Leon' ard Anderson, .lacques Calma, Brian Bauer, Fred Cady, jeff Breen, and Leonard Cvinzton, Left to Right: Ernie Long, Leonard Anderson, jacques Calma, Pete Stoflc If-,mfml Cmvron and Tom McDougal. with Coach Pete Ida in the background

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l r V , . . , . n,A. . ' a E 'Q uni l We.: , ,BA 7 E Kneeling: R. Neill, C. Lutliy, Seckler, D. Castle, Kennon, C. Tana. Slamlmg: O. Hamilton, Mcwilliaiiis, F, Pierson, B. Bellandi, B. Ascli, Peiman, Kunselman, P. Sollars. Varsity Basketball An emphasis on airftight defense helped Cuhherley's haskethall team to compile the finest record in the four year history of the school, 17 to 6. Coach Bud Presley's squad set a South Peninsula Athletic League record holding a dozen league opponents to an average of 36.2 points per game. The season started with a 7263 victory over Arroyo with Bruce Asch tossing in 16 points for the Cougars. Une of the finest victories of the season was a 39f2l decision over Lowell of San Francisco. The Cougar cagers went on to ring up five more victories in a row over Mountain View, St. Francis, Ayer, Hill, and jefferson, the latter in the first round of the Palo Alto High Christmas Invitational Tourf nament. Defeat came for the first time the next evening despite the fact that the Cougars had hounced hack from a third quarter nine point deficit to tie Palo Alto 27f27 at the end of the regulation game. The Vikes went on to win the game 3260 in a suddenfdeath overtime. But the Cougars fought hack gamely the final evening in much the same style as the evening hefore and this time defeated Serra in a single overtime, 4847. jim Kennon's shooting gave Cuhherly the victory as he pumped through 14 of his 18 points in the game in the last part of the fourth quarter and overftime period. The victory over Serra earned Cuhherley a thirdfplace tourney trophy. Cofcaptain Chinin Tana