Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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FIRST ROW ARE: L. Heikkinen, L. Billups, D. Wemmer, D. Edge, L. Fields, B. Johnson, C. Lincoln, R Culler and Coach Vance Paulson. SECOND ROW ARE: J. Cravens, D. Nikkel, H. Aldridge, J. Agnew, P. Nelson, J. McClain, B. Patterson, M. Smith, K. Walker. THIRD ROW ARE: L.C. White, R. Pierce, H. Hernandez, H. Johnson, P. McClosky, F. Kimmel, P. Ritchie, D. King, and S. Hensley. To S lasher L . DOUGLAS EDGE ..... R P P ,,...............-.-f s i .. .K ,MMF R J., I .,- 1 f-.,,e,:, s r af? , .. D -ff 1 .TQ ' A s A 4,5 s , . . N, , Delbert Wemmer, Larry Field, and ' M., 'Q 'I Q s A V f' Larry Gray prepare for take-off. Other .. . , mm aqua stars watch at left. , .g h . .. JN . . ,... 5 J.. . .f .. fl m 'W 'D 'tg aa fd' Q ' r A fe' A .we x 134

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach -- George Brumm This team will always be known as the smallest but toughest team in the CCC. Many thrilling vic- tories were enjoyed due to desire, willingness to work, and team enthusiasm. We feel that these experiences will carry over into the future lives of the team members and also set a pattern for future Franklin students and players. OPPONENTS FRANKLIN 13 Berkeley 0 6 Turlock 12 6 Modesto 13 6 Sta 12 28 Locgg 12 6 Tra cy 13 13 Manteca 18 13 Downey 6 6 Edison 12 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach -- Ernie Marcopulos This basketball team is the first Franklin var- sity team that lost more games than it won. Lack of height and shooting ability were the team's major deficiencies. Although the boys were outscored, they were never out fought. This team will always be remembered as one that could take it when the going got tough. OPPONENTS FRANKLIN 38 St. Mary's 37 39 Manteca 43 35 Lodi 32 29 Tracy 35 44 Castro Valley 42 37 Mc Clatchy 32 45 Antioch 43 64 Stag 36 32 Oakgale 73 63 Lodi 51 64 Manteca 48 59 Tracy 53 54 Edison 43 64 Tracy 42 59 Turlock 46 '72 Stagg 49 64 Lodi 49 66 Modesto 46 59 Edison 56 TRACK TEAM Coach -- Dave Radmore Many Franklin tracksters made this an outstanding year by cracking school records in most every meet. Winning the CCC crown was the highlight of the spring. SWIMMING TEAM Coach -- Vance Paulson Though coming out on the short end of scores, the swimming team had a splashing good time. The sport is still in its infancy at Franklin High. B FOOTBALL Coaches Peregoy and Radmore One more win somewhere along the line would have put the Franklin B football team in a tie for 1 first place to win the league. An upset loss to Man- teca, who only won one eague game, and a one- point loss to Lodi were the low spots of an otherwise successful season for the little Jackets. OPPONENTS FRANKLIN 0 Turlock 25 12 Manteca O 0 Oakdale 14 0 Tracy 18 6 Modesto 12 7 Lodi 6 19 Downey 6 B BASKETBALL Coach -- George Brumm The little hardwooders had a more successful sea- son than their big brothers but still lost a number of heartbreakers in the final moments of play. OPPONENTS FRANKLIN 23 St. Mat-y's 32 25 Lodi 37 10 Castro Valley 42 36 Mc Clatchy 39 33 Antioch 30 37 Downey 45 50 Stagg 47 31 Oakdale 32 48 Lodi 41 23 Manteca 65 49 Tracy 65 50 Edison 49 39 Tracy 37 53 Turlock 26 55 Stagg 54 41 Lodi 40 44 Modesto 51 25 Edison 53 BASEBALL TEAM Coach -- Carl Peregoy The Franklin baseball team started the season with one of the best pitching staffs in the league and a good defensive team but the batting potential left a lot to be desired. The success of the team depended on the consistency of veteran pitchers, Marion Kvidera and Wilbur Barton, plus the ability of the batters to get a few runs each game