Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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Fohi's 1960-61 JV team was composed of the following: Standing, I-r, Al Faris, John Moore, Richard Wyatt, Isaac Jones, Walt lindell, Jim Hernan dez, William Weddle, Larry Bradshaw, Gary Richardson, and Maurice Marinez. Bottom row are Coach Wayne Elton, Don Williamson, Harvey Smith Don Wadsen, Bill Elliott, Tom Keheley, larry Bienick, Dave Gipson, and manager John Vincent. . The Fontana iunior varsity basketball team enioyed their best season this year under the capable leadership of Coach Wayne Elton. Although the team was composed mostly by sophomores, the squad tied for second place in the CBL. Lots of experience was gained by the team. The JV's played many fine games, with five of their en- counters being decided by three or less points. The team was led by such boys as sophomores Larry Bienick, Har- vey Smith, Don Wadsen, Bill Elliott, Tom Keheley, and the only junior on the starting line-up at the end ofthe season, Dave Gipson. Bill Elliott shows some of his talent against Colton as he puts up one of his better shots. TEAM RECORD 84 Fohi Hueneme Fohi Upland Fohi Eisenhower Fohi Rubidoux Fohi Eisenhower Fohi Victor Valley Fohi San Bernardino Fohi Ramona Fohi Redlands Fohi Colton Fohi Riverside Poly Fohi Pacific Fohi San Bernardino Fohi Ramona Fohi Redlands Fohi Colton Fohi Riverside Poly Fohi Pacific Won 10 Lost 8

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93 poinfa .Store gainaf .gold T1 Mike Micallef and Pacific's DeWayne Brewer duel for the ball high in the air. Coming on is Dick Ybarra t50l. The Steelers' second game ofthe CBL was against Ramona and one which will continue to live in the memories of both the players and the small number of loyal Fohi fans who watched the game at Ramona. The Rams won by a score of 93 to 47. Dick Ybarra led the Steeler scoring with 12 'points. Ed Hipsley, Bob Deagle, and Mike Micallef contributed 8 points each in the scoring. This scoring mark was unhappily taken over by Colton. Ra- mona scored 100 against them. Jack Blackwell, lone returning Ietterman on the varsity, shows his dancing ability as he tries a lay-up against a Hueneme opponent. Ed Hipsley is a little late in trying to block the shot taken by DeWayne Brewer of Pacific. Dave Baker shows his fine form as he hits the nets for two points. looking on is Jack Blackwell 1303 and Duane Horsely 1523.

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