Laytonville High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Laytonville, CA)

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. W, r' wif A ,YQ f . If' it ,! .14 X. llefw'l'i'l u on ww B Team First Row: Richard Foltz, John Pettitt, Tom Bowles, Coach Carlson. Second Row: Mark Wright, Ronald Raetz, Walter Barnes, Leonard Lucas, Charles Foltz David Graves. . Absent: Bob Peters. -

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Ha Jasp Claude Newby Jack Hartman Basketball These nine players are the Laytonville High School War- riors. Under the guidance ofa great coach lMr. Hal Harshmanl this team just missed the Northwestern Small SchooI's League Championship by eight points. The Warriors lost only one game throughout the entire sea- son of league basketball. After winning the pennant of the Valley League the Warriors played the pennant winner of the coast section! oF the league. This was Mendocino who had a fine ball club. The Warriors traveled to Mendocino to play a nip and tuck game of ball. At the half-time the Warriors were one point ahead but were unable to hold such a lead and lost by eight points. . At the Mendocino County tournament the Warriors played into third place. This year has been a good one for our bas- ketball squad, thanks to the leadership of Mr. Harshman, and the efforts of the team. SCORES L. H. 44 Potter Valley 33 L. H. 42 Leggett Valley 24 L. H. 60 Covelo 24 L. H. 60 Potter Valley 43 L. H. 59 Leggett Valley 37 L. H. 65 Covelo 30 L. H. 54 Mendocino 62 Bi l l Bradley Bob Pettitt Larry Decker Coach Horshman Larry Kursa Ray Tom X Large

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X BASEBALL TEAM TURNOUT First Row: Ronald Raetz, Elbert Dodd, Tom Bowles, Leonard Lucas. . Second Row: Coach Harshman, Tom Large, Fred Vincent, Fred Moxley, David Graves, Marvin Underhill, John Pettit. Third Row: Claude Newby, Hank Jasper, Ray Thomas, Larry Decker, Larry Kursa, Wal- ter Barnes. Fourth Raw: Jack Hartman, Bill Bradley, Bob Pettit, Charles Foltz. As this Annual goes to press LHS is looking forward to a ioint track and baseball sea- son within the neu' future. Our record in these sports cannot be reported but at this time much interest and enthusiasm have developed among the students for these sports which promises well for our record here. Track events For the A and B teams will include such events as the dash, the middle distance run, the mile run for the A team, high and low hurdles and 4-man relay races. Field events will consist of the running high and broad iumps, the shot put, the discus throw, and pole vaulting. This will be a pioneer year for Laytonville High in a track program. Under the lead- ership -and push -of Coach Harshman, this will be the first year the students of this school have put' a track team into competition. Cheers to our track team pioneers and to the coach.