El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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Back row, left to right: Byassee, Hunt, Jefferson, Farr, Treadway, Merit, Boehme, Semien, Havens. Front row: Coach Collins, Burgie, Trotter, Purcell, Green, Handy, Perkins, Coach McKune. JAYVEE AND BEE BASKETBALL For the first time, both the ,layvees and Bees reigned as A.C.A.L. champions. Led by Bill Farr, Travis Green, Mike Purcell, John Perkins, Jim Handy, and Bill Merit, the ,layvees swept to victory in all fourteen league games. Two victories over Richmond, by one and two points, were the wins that put the Gauchos over the top. The Bees shared their title with Richmond as both teams suffered two losses in A.C.A.L. play. Back row, left to right: Goodbeer, Raley, Belcher, Webster, Schwingler, Bell, 'Redic, Harris Kinnard, Richmond. Front row: Piantanida, Fujimoto, Narasaki, Knox, Kabat, Carlevaro, Leone Mora, Coach Hunn.

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Bill Farr slips through a pair of frustrated Berkeley DAN CARLEVARO players for a layup. Sophomore forward C 0 r n e ll Green dribbles bythe out- stretched arms of a Richmond defender. JOHN HOLMES Richmond's All-A.C.A.L. forward, Babe Ruth Williams, displays the form that carried his team through the regular season undefeated. Bud Backman and All-A.C.A.L. center Tyler Wilbon watch the flying Oiler. BILL HAGGERTY I4 1

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Leonard Patterson serves as Hugh Davy watches his opponents' movements. Tennis, only in its second year at El Cer- rito, is steadily gaining a place for itself in the schoolis athletic program. Tennis Coach John Scharetg says he is still in the process of building a team with enough depth to he strong in both singles and doubles. IOO Roy Pike watches Dave Redo return a St. Mary's serve. TENNIS Top to bottom, left to right: Coach Scharetg, Pike, Redo Schroeder, Ketlinski, Patterson Dunn, Caruso, Kinsman, Davy Schiffman.