Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Manager Bri! Gage Co-captains Pele LoTourcHe and Doug Slcven Son Couch Srewmr

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Top Row- LaTourrette, Gage, Bultis, Davis, R., De Vries, Millington, Stevenson, Coach Stewart. Middle Raw: Nethercutt, J., Davis, P., Gilman S., Pierce, Brown, Gillies, Loomis. Bottom Row. Bireley, Rice, Davies, Parris, Alexander, E., Coons, Seat, Kahn, T. ,U i 'f - ' ' afifl g lfUU'l'lI'l'l U19 l952 DUAL MEETS Harvard . 52 Flintridge 20 Harvard . 22 El Segundo 49 Harvard . 52 Beverly Hills 23 Harvard . Sl Chadwick 20 Harvard . 35 El Segundo 40 Harvard . 60 U.C.L.A. J.V. l5 Harvard . 42'f2 Flintridge 317, Harvard . . . 47 Black-Foxe 28 Harvard . 361 lf, Opponents 2267, This years Varsity swimming team has had a very successful season. Led by co-captains Doug Stevenson and Pete LaTourrette, the boys have won six out of eight dual meets, losing only to the C.l.F. champion team of El Segundo High School. They came fourth out of over thirty schools in the C.l.F. Invitational Meet at Beverly Hills and can be expected to do as well or even better at the C.l.F. Finals in May. The team consists of about eight boys. Doug Stevenson and Dick Hume swam the back and breast strokes respectively. Mike Pierce, Pete LaTourrette, Bill Bullis, and Lynn Geronimi were the free style sprinters. Bob Davis and Dick Millington swam the distance races and the individual medley. Mike Pierce, who was also the top diver, was high point man for the year with an average of ten and one-quarter points per meet. This is an excellent record, since twelve points is the highest possible score one can make in any dual meet.

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in The C basketball team ranks as one of Harvard's most unheralded athletic teams. Practicing on the outside courts, the Siberia of North Hollywood , eleven boys put their love of basketball ahead of their desire to keep warm, and under the leadership of George Kouftmann, formed the nucleus of this year's C team. Their love of basketball and hard work has rewarded them with a record of four wins and two losses, the best record of any Harvard casaba squad. Coach Kaultmann organized his 4 Top Row. Cummins, Von Hagen, R., Keller, Gregson, Sheppircl, Coach KaulTmann. boys Ground G foundation of G Bottom Row- Hamill, McComas, Parker, Greer, Kennedy. good forward and a center, Ron Von Hagen and Paul Cummins. Using Wellman, .lel'Tries, and Mc- Comas at his other forward and two guard spots, he put together one of the finest C squads we have seen in a long while. They functioned together well, and looked as well organized in their drills as either of the two varsity teams. On the basketball fioor their good training has paid oft, as their fine record shows. One main thing they were noted for was their fine working of the ball and the teamwork shown at all times. We accredit this spirit to Coach Kaultmann and the work he did with these young boys. lf this team is any indication of what is to come in future years, we shall surely have another bas- ketball league championship in l955. 66 7? Z?aALef6af This year, under the guidance of Coach Gabor and the leader- ship of team captain Reynard, the Grammar School Basketball team played a very successful season. Each game saw the kiddies get- ting more and more adept at ball handling, strategy, and over-all skill. The first team consisted of: Reynard at center, Tremaine and Gooden as forwards, with Edger- ton and Campbell in the guard positions. The team played a se- ries of seven games, winning four r p A H i' 1 - R ci B ii 1 ii f - ' -I and losing three. lt seemed as if p ow. ayun, remaine, eynar , e , o eson, Bilheimer, Hi lman. ttorn Row: Johnson, P., Campbell, Sunshine, Edgerton, Gooden, Ward P., Bolton, Turner, McFadden. the boys learned from experience, for they always came through to win the final game with each of these schools: Pacific Lodge, McKinely Home, Cheviot Hills, and Rancho San Antone. Coach Gabor in his summation of the season commented, l feel that this season was one of the best. The lessons the boys have learned in fair play and good sportsmanship will be invaluable to them.