Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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H. TYLER G. WALDRON G. GLENN F. DOTING band Cband h, n. fr. F. lumrle. A company of performers on musical, esp. wind and percus- sion, instruments. lst row-M. Bartz, I. Ranney, D. Hensley, R. Bacon, G. Iones. F. Ledesma, I. Guess. L. Willinore. 2nd row-L. Peterson, P. Green, M. ML-iksey, H. Tyler. G. Glenn, M. l..aBonte. I. Far- quhar, M. Roy, R. Micelli. 3rd row-M. Doting, T. McManus, R. Burrud, B. Chadwick. I. Hayes, R. Noble. 'ith row-G. Waldroii, R. Stricklin. R. Leue, W. Iohnson, L. Brown. B. Wymore, F. Doting. The H.B.U.H.S. Band is composed of students who can play musical instruments. Some of them even make the music come OUT of the instruments. Monte La- Bonte is the organizations Head Nlan. Their many, many performances were all simply stumendous.' !ll'l:l , 171 G 5 ,gl L x 4 X' . 7 nl -I , f,,-3 We sg: . . , , I if i f A ,sf ' 4 Q A-- 41 kg? ll X if . , ., f l 5 ' V f ll U 'f' I0

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' Q 5 Q V L ii, f i w 9 nfl , , 4, 4, X 3 BII L BOSWELL athlete of vear The person outstanding in his ability in exercises requiring physical agility, stamina, and strength for the period of one apparent revolution of the sun around the ecliptic. Woiiierw 'Wh aa 1- X f 's 49 u x w V 4 I' 6 5 Q 43. 1 4 .av 'guns ' ': .4 Sk, 4 ,gif-,vgh 3 ' O WK? Mini- Q5 Yi: -1517 Qfyflmh-If , , - X'-QT Wei -W i ,nm - , - , A 5 ' ' of nl, , ' - Qf mfg-zo. 'M lu--.-1 -.1 l.uvfg.,, '1f 'ugly

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VARSITY BASEBALL I! Row Row Ro w I l K. Guthrie: W. Young: R. Coopman: D. Stricklinq B. Kimball: XJ. Coopman. . Izykowski: Young: B. Poinclexter: T. Titchner: Iolly. Thompson. mgr.: R. Rowe. mgr.: W. Boswell: R. Boswell: Conch Flanagan. Sporting one of thc best practice season records in Oiler diamond annals, Coach Scott Flanagan's H.B. stick- men walked off with eleven of their sixteen non-league tilts, including making their way into the semi's of the Pomona Tournament. After meeting all five of the loop squads in four practice contests and one league game, the Oilers set themselves up as the team that could bring H.B.Il.H.S. its first Sunset League base- ball championship, taking four of the five games and bowing only to FuIlerton's defending champions. Row li-R. Iarrett: P. Gillis: L. Iohnson: G. Harbin: F. Police: B. Gallivan: G. Tracy. Row 2-Coach Cowling: C. White: G. Potts: G. Sellers: L. Snyder: T. Donelson. Row 3-D. Phillipy: G. Hooper: D. Beebe: F. Fullmar: IVI. Denham: K. Berger. base'ball Cbas'bol'J, n. A game of ball played between teams of nine players each on a field with four bases forming a dia- mond. The distance from base to base is 90 feet: from pitch- er's plate to home plate 60 ft., 6 in.g from first to third base, 127 ft. in. VARSITY SEASON SCORES l'l B. 4 I..B. Wilsixii .... .. . lI.B. 9 Downey .. .......... . . . .. ti l'l.B. 4 St. Anthonv's I H.B. 3 LB. Poly .. .. . IN H.B. 5 L.B. Polv . . . 'I l'I.B. 4 Excelsior . .... . . . I ll.lS. 'i IBB. YVilSo:i . . .. 4 H.B. I5 St Antlio-w's .. . 'T II.B. 3 Ifxeelsior .... ........ . 'T lealled at end ol eighth! 'H.B. 6 Antelope Valley' V -- - V . I 'I'I.B. 2 l'len1et ...... ...... .. .. Il 'll.B. 4 Orange .... .. ..... . .7 'lI.B. I Santo Bnrlmrn .. . lv II.B. IO Santa Ann .. .. 9 H B. Z Fullerton .......... .. lx II.B. Ii Annhelin ..... . . . ll H.B. K Newport llarbor . . . . . 'T VVon: I Z I.o:st: 4 Tied- I ' Pomona Tournament VARSITY LIQAGLIIQ SIANDINLSS Ins ol April 20D XV I, Pet ' Fullerton .. .. . I O Ltlllll Ilnnt. Bench .. .. I ll I.lILlll Ig Anaheim . .... . I I .SOO I Newport I'l. .. . I I .500 I Orange .. . ll I .000 I Ig Santo Ana .. . ll 2 .llllil 1 I.V. SEASON SCORES H B. Q l..B, Ilolv .. . .. .. . T H.B. X Excelsior .... . . . I l'l.B. 5 I..B. VVilson .. ..... .. I7 H.B 5 SI. AntI1onv's . . . 2 H.B. 3 Excelsior . III H.B. 9 Santa Ann .. . . .. .T I'l.B. I Fullerton . . 9 ll.B. 6 Annlielin . I H.B. Ii Newport Harbor .. 2 IIB I St. Antlwn'. s .. 9 XVon. 6 Lost' 'I Il