La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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Kip Sears (11) makes o high one count os he tumps against a Ful ' erton ployer Steve Strasser holds fast to his defensive position as Kip Seors offers assistance Rick Rogers does a good protective |ob on the ball as he holds off a Western opponent in a fast moving game. 198 Poul Ellsworth drives a hord one against Fullerton.

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[21 ■ ■=- rr ' ' ' ■li.ni, »fc ' RICK ROGERS PAUL ELLSWORTH PETE HUDSON SET NEW INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LHHS VARSITY BASKETBALL ENDED UP IN A TIE for seventh place with Garden Grove as the 1961 s eason came to a close. Despite this placing, two individual school records were broken. Rick Rogers broke Don Everett ' s free throw record of 108 by chalking up 129 points for this season. Paul Ellsworth shattered John Halliday ' s rebound record of 188 when he accounted for o 212 score. Jim Cook also edged the old record when he rebounded for 205. Since this year ' s team sported a good number of Junior members, next year should be better when a more experienced Varsity team returns. Two of Lo Habra ' s varsity players were chosen as All- Sunset-League players for the 1961 year. Paul Ellsworth won the title of All-Sunset-League center on the second team. Rick Rodgers was chosen as the League guard on the third team. La Hobra was one of the few teams to down powerful Anaheim, who ended up in second place. The fast moving gome against Fullerton will be a long remembered one La Habro maintained a lead until the last three minutes of the game, when the Indians regained a generous spurt of energy and became vic- torious with a 50-48 score SUNSET LEAGUE GAME SCORES LA HABRA OPPONENT 43 Newport 54 50 Anaheim 48 52 Huntington Beach 67 48 Fullerton 50 45 Western 61 47 Santa Ana 55 71 Garden Grove 70 66 Newport 58 49 Anaheim 62 45 Huntington Beach 61 56 Fullerton 78 63 Western 75 40 Santo Ana 50 63 Garden Grove 68 Rick Rogers takes quick, but cafetui aim as he shoots for another goal m the gome agoinst Western. 197

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JV RECORD BEST IN HISTORY Back row (l-r); Jacl Lichtenstein, Jim Stabe, Jeff Steingraber, Roger Crowe, Kent Ricfiord on, Vonce Giboney Front George Poulincfi, Rtck Moses, Dove Barry, Mike Avent, Ruben Pomirez Dove Barry marks two points in a lay- up stiot. KEIGM HARP, COACH THE JUNIOR VARSITY FOR 1961 lists the best JV record in history. A recorded 6 wins and 8 losses in the Sunset League games meant the team finished in the highest JV standing ever — sixth place. Mike Avent and Dave Barry vi ere recorded as carrying the most scoring, while Jim Stabe and Jack Lichtenstein marked the most defense. The total season was re- corded as 1 1 wins and 8 losses (including non-league games). 199