Lick Wilmerding High School - Commencement Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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NOTED FOR teacher END T-RENO His mwdiness Revolutionary in class leader NOTED FOR END TREND Coordination To stay in BROOKE FAVA EXP FAME AlM Hi, can I To get in come in? NOTED FOR His killer instinct FAME NM CHAMBERLAIN Emomologisf Fran F V E . Sars, ENDBTREND do ii. U9 NOTED FOR , Radiant To Tfjw CHARLSON personalit mu es Hollywood MV' EXP' Y How's that grab you? FAME Aim 5999,999,999 NOTED FOR Driving ability CODDINGTON Gjgifggff St. Thomas die young END TREND FAV. EXP. I Hi, fella. C ergyman FAV. EXP. Tough! COUNTERMINE Square NOTED FOR Shave and haircut FAV. EXP. Beat it, Drewes. NOTED FOR Little Richard Operatic aspirations FAME AlNI Big wheel FAME AlM Retire when I graduate END TREND Dealer END TREND Retired Ei DOUGLASS Deuce DEVEREAUX Ox FAV. EXP. Where's the gas money? FAV, EXP, Beats mel . r ' k ,, ff? fi' NOTED FOR His hair style FAME AIM Texas oilman EN D TREND Texos ditch digger NOTED Fon END -I-REA Phoebe Apprentice file clerk FAME AIM Business executive FAV. EXP, END TREND Dubious Fish feeder DREWES at Steinhart V' NOTED FOR 9 Basketball FAME MM Pf0fiCief1CY l?l Marine biologist END TREND Successor to T ELLERTSON Nom, FOR 'zc ' Jess A HIS Comb FAME AIM PAV, Exp, Petroleum Yeah! engineer FAV. EXP. ME AIM Favorite guy. EA urgeon FARBER END TREND Farb Mortician NUTED FOR Books FAV. EXP What's doing 310 TFFND in electric NOTED FOR emu 'Y FERBER Shop today? Fighting the leache' Bo incinerotor FAME AIM Chemist FAV, EXP Self-evident FAME AIM FRASER Future Frazier Bernard Baruch w?gr-35:5 Norge ron flea surgeon Model A Ford NOTED FOR Founder of L.A.L. llunchtime GAMBUCCI Aghlegic - E Irish FW. EXP Leaguel FAME Aim 5-iNIB0BR,l3EB Soy hey, Rlch in Confederate Gromby. money FAV. EXP. Don't call me GrcmbY- FAME AIM GRAMBORT Physician END TREND Gmmby Quock NOTED FOR Outfielding ability NOTED FOR Brief case and lsettc END TREND Second rate cadet GROEZINGER FW- EXP' L B' Do you have FAME MM your student AMO'-ney body card END TREND money yew Politician 7 .,,A .,,fk iw NOTED FOR ' ' HALvoRsEN CGPUCWY T Markoroon .- FAME MM FAV. EXP. PhY5lClCm Never again V J K il !F:..3' I No'rEo FOR Kwai si Garrulity HAMMER Q D ,X Just plain Bob 5' FAME All M.D. ii1:i5'T FAV. EX P. Doubtful. END TREND J Chiropractor PAV. EXP. Aoacuhi END TREND lNMAN FAME AIM DOUOV in Goose M.D. Anacin NOTES FOR commercials His geetar NOTED FOR Campaigning for JACOBS Post causes FAME ALM Lime Rock mv, Exp. Show biz Now when I gm- END TREND wqg your Usher at age . g l the Fox FAV. EXP. Wanna see FAME AIM my trains? Electronics JORDAN engineer Spafks NQTED Fon His smoothness ENQ TREND Electric shoppe teacher FAME AlM Attorney PAV- gxpi END TREND S Mah friend, Ambulance enutor l NOTED Fon Chaser All d'5G9fee- Corduroy iacket, stetson, and cigarillos END TREND Couniy clerk NOTED FOR LAMBERT Big blue sedan SC9llY FAME AIM NFAV- EXT- Attorney o, you re wrong. FAV. EXP. l guess so. FAME AIM MANIQN U. S. Air Force Duke NOTED FOR END TREND Being a helper Trash collector lsuckerl r-'Av. EXP. END TREND , Good Grief! Love-lorn ji FAME Arm columnist K MCFEELY Psychiatrist te, U I D NDTED 'FOR ,rf ' avy Superior it attitude and if big words END TREND NOTED FOR Bricklayer Hot stick-six Ar McNElLl Chevy wagon MUC FAME AIM Architect FAV. EXP. Blow it out! fi?- 4' NOTED FOR I C t - . or coo M- . E-V. END TREND Mew . ., Praying Moo FAV. EXP. l w 'X munlis Moooooooo A' FAME AIM np:-nr? Biologist 1 'H -- END TREND Automobile NOTED FOR ' His Spanish mechanic MICHELETTI qcumen FAME MM Mlck Mechanical FAV. EXP. engineer Don't ask me. NOTED FOR Aggressive personality MINGST Ar' FAME AIM Engineer END TREND PAV. Exif. Tralfellng Bad show, guys S0le5mGl'l FAV. EXP, What's the FAME AIM Engligh? Mechanical NELSON engineer END TREND John-babe Fireman NOTED FOR Being alternate sports manager END TREND NOTED FOR ' h b His Gets a oy OGAWA inscrutability Kenny FAv. Exp.. FAME AIM You are suprise 51,000,000,000 l speak your ranguage. FAME AIM FAV. EXP. Doctor Very fine. PARTCH K END TREND Tyre Patch L NUVSC A No'rED FOR . .K ' f Great skiing END TREND FAVHEXF' Acme YQ Mr' FAME Aim chemistry PATTERSON -DoYlef 'mg Standard Oil teacher Pa' lt true . . . . smnon attendant NOTED FOR His beak PRAEL Frael FAV, EXP. You're crazy. NOTED FOR Humility RICHARDS John B. RISKIN Fuzzy RUSSI Whuffy FAV. EXP. For Pete's sake! FAV EXP Anybody wanna NOTED FOR Street cars FAV EXP Ru NOTED FOR White Witch FAME AIM Hero driver NGTED FOR e little brown bug buy my car? 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Tiger Blond holf? four exhaust FAME Aim red carpet at Blue eyes? Plpes Owner of the Venetign Nice figure? swonky Room I am sold. restaurant . 1 ii' 'W NOTED Fon ' Cynical humor VVQLZKIAETH PAV. EXP, FAYE MM T ' Gee, l'd like to Ednor of END TREND gi C ' but I gona PLAYBOY Editor of Mm work today, MAD wig E YOUNG Humph FAV. EXP. Hey, you guys! NOTED FOR Timidity FAME AlNl Civil engineer EN D TREND Construction worker . Tift 1 1 .. .HHm 95,zs.rn..f. ,. FAV. EXP. You tell me ond we'll . ZIMMERMAN both know. Nom FOR .. WOOHY Bud grades V., if FAME MM W.. :Q j:.'.i Architect Mt . . .,.k, . 7 END TREND Cabin boy enior I, Tom Bass, leave one acid burned sweater to a first year industrial chemist. I, Pete Bergmann, will my regular lunch time parking place at TOP'S to any iunior brave enough to use it. I, John Beviacqua, will to Don Schlichtmann my ability to speak German fluently. I, Bill Brooke, will my perfect record of Trig homework to Mr. Berlin for framing. I, Fran Chamberlain, will my baseball spikes to any upcoming basketball star. I, Cliff Charlson, will my wit, charm and personality to Bill Quine. I, Tom Coddington, will one contract in Music App. to Mrs. Ungaretti to burn. I, John Countermine, will my long hair and sideburns to John Cavellini, my smoking room tenancy to Mr. Sleeper, and a power-glide trans- mission to anyone who wants it. I, Brian Davis, will one can of fire engine red paint and a brush to Mr. Berlin to paint his red hot Ford. I, Terry Devereaux, will to any upcoming sophomore my superb ability in the field of geometry. I, Bruce Douglass, will nothing to nobody, I prefer to take it with me. I, Robert Drewes, will to Bill Quine my capabilities as coffee-carrier, that the innards of the office may be kept continually warm throughout the coming year of cold mornings. I, Dave Ellertson, will one copy of How to Compromise to Coach Sobel and Mr. Breger, and my body to the Biology Department. I, John Farber, will my place in the Industrial Chemistry class to any Junior who has enough sense to take it. I, Robert Ferber, will all my time-consuming iobs around this school to any person who wants them. I, Robert Fraser, hereby will one mutilated Model A timing gear to John Bazzano for future reference. I, Phil Gambucci, will to Phil Hassel my 411 batting average and a clean sweat shirt. I, David Grambort, will to Charles Dimmler my position directly in front of Mr. Leonetti's desk in Spanish, to uphold this position to the best of his ability. I, Beck Groezinger, will to Lance Kuykendall one red car in exchange for same. I, Mark Halvorsen, will to Chip Hunt my incomparable taste in women. I, Bob Hammer, will Chip Hunt twenty-seven points. I, Tom Inman, will a fifth-year algebra course to Mr. Berlin and my athletic coolness to Chip Hunt. I, Karl Jacobs, will to some Glee Club member the right to drive Mrs. Ungaretti into utter and complete confusion. I, Bruce Jordan, will my special talent to Robert Leite. I, Douglas King, will a lock to Mr. Harris, my Childe book to Mr. Doyle, a broom to Mr. Pivernetz, and a set of plastic glasses to Mr. Tibbetts. I, Scott Lambert, will to Robert Drewes one Oldsmobile convertible with the top locked in the Up position. I, Robert Manion, will my cafeteria iob to lovable Hal Stites. I, David McFeely, will my football playing ability and size thirteen foot- ball cleats to Tom Rudolph. I, John McNeill, will to any upcoming Senior who has talent with a broom and is a fast talker the chairmanship of the L-W Smoking Room. I, Arey Mew, bequeath the Muni's theoretical timetable for the No. 5l lineto Aaron Wong. I, Donald Micheletti, will to Mrs. Teterin the secret of my punctuation. I, Art Mingst, will one noisy gym class to Mr. Britton. I, John Nelson, will to Mr. Perse a handy-dandy detective kit so that he can find out who the certain individuals are. I, Ken Ogawa, will my flawless pronunciation to Mr. Berlin. I, Taylor Partch, will all of my tardy slips to Charlie Dimmler. I, Charles Patterson, will my slightly used Harvard application for ad- mission to Mr. Perse. I, Chris Prael, will my pet leech to Roger Swearingen. I, John Richards, will more of my shelves and cabinets made in wood shop to Mr. Tibbetts and a great big milk shake to Dave Grambort. I, Michael Riskin, will my ability to pantomime in Glee Club to Paul Klabunde. I, Bill Russi, will my hot Ford convertible to any person who will take it. I, Peter Sands, will my smelly saddle blanket to Charlie Dimmler. I, Arthur Tollefson, will to all students the open door to opportunity. I, Chris Vogler, will one pair of black tights to the first girl who comes to Lick. I, Ken Walters, will to Mr. Perse an answer book with the problems worked out. I, George Wells, will my smoothness with ladies, which John Gantner received from Charlie Morf, and l received from John Gantner, to Chip Hunt. I, James Welsh, being of sound mind and body, keep what l've got. I, Chris Wilder, will my charm, ability, and good fortune with members of the opposite sex to Mike Rice. I, Peter Wilmarth, will to Mr. Leonetti my fine Roman profile. I, Bill Young, being of unsound mind and fat body, will to my brother my way with women. I, Joel Zimmerman, ungratefully will my ability to get 8970's to any Junior who consistently gets 8879 's. gyda A if r .em- - Q-Nw I N OA' 'G-L .J SEQ: 12 --f V -' I 'sp fic f f l, . 5 L. iff 4 f -11 rw 9 Q' 'G Q g ff 'T ' v 7 'ZF 1' 7 - E fk'52f, - ,, 1, 4:'- . it I I. .1 , f f: 1 ' 7'l7:9fQ' ' 7 i.-iz. 'X M . 'S I x gift ' 4' , , ' 5 . K V , 4,,, A 5251 1 as s1w.ivm:gs1:,.s , :zz 4 ,v ,!f 955525: K 'Q 5 YS 4, in? f ,W :ss,fi,..,,:':f'4s:-ww ,,.. ,. , Aw Qu: , - eu, STANDING, R. Campbell, S Bachman, D. Allen, R. Dean- Turner, R. Chouleau, J. Allen, W. Bagge, K. Adelson, K. Schonfeld. KNEELING, W. Chick, R. Rouda, S. Cavellini, D. Brew, D. Caspary. STANDING, S. Ferber, R. Fo- gerly, B. Donoghue, S. Elliot, J. Heath, J. Donahue, J. Gibbs, A. Hanley, J. Field, P. Gilling- ham, P. Garin, C. Dunaway. IST ROW, J. Jensky, T. Hook, R. Lowe, D. Hieronymus, R. Karski, R. Hewitt, D. Lindsfrom, P. Mandell, J. Miller, C. Hyder, R. Klein, W. Nufling, A. John- son, T. Kipping. IST ROW, H. Schwartz, L. Ohls, G. Ogowa, L. Purmort, R. Rog- ers, L. Ripsteen, D. Ottey, 2nd Row, H. Rogers, D. Rodoni, P. Shattuck, S. Shaffer, M. Pierce, R. Peters. ...74 -:Q x A 'IST ROW, B. Rosen, R. Stack, B. Steadman, 2ND ROW, J. Wikse, W. Shepard, R. Ward, W. Wood, 3RD ROW, C. Van Evera, T. Vinson, A. Wall, P. Sinton, 4TH ROW, F. Young, F. Von Husen, J. Zamzow, A. Wegner. RUSH Absent, M. Bullis, W. Curfner, J Dalton, W. Farber, J. Heinzer, A Lochmcxn, D. Scott, M. Vcrnhogen STANDING, S. Brinck, J. Bige- low, D. Bailey, J. Chimera, J. Baren, W. Bacon, J. Cowan, SEATED, L. Berman, R. Brunig, R. Dickinson, L. Abbofi. 'IST ROW, J. Gillingham, G Griffin, J. Gunn, L. Guth, P Jacobi, W. Horn, 2ND ROW P. Gray, R. Horn, M. Gallis S. Ganlner, G. Gould, R Heimbucher. 1ST ROW, J. Lermen, F. Mad- den, P. Markwarl, D. Magnu- son, P. Mathews, 2ND ROW M. McFarland, D. Key, R. John- son, R. Klaue, R. Marshall G. Leile. J. Nilson, J. Pascoe, J. McGuigan, R. Russell, T. Meyer, M. Rice, B. Mcniauze, J. Oslerloh. 1ST ROW, P. Wronsky, S. Swcldesh, R, Thompson, W. Sleod. 2ND ROW, R. Tyrer, P. Wunger, R. Tipple, 3RD ROW, G. Sem- ereuu, D. Yeazell, 4TH ROW, W. Shaf- luck, H. Wallenfels, R. Wyler, G. Walden. we-N-1'-1 fl. HS Absent, R. Adler, C. Grillo, P l Lcskier, C. Lafhlczm, K. Miller, W Newell, M. Selzer, P. Thomsen 'IST ROW, L. Graeser, H. Deub- ner, S. Dobbs, P. Hassel, L. Del-Pan, J. Heynemann, 2ND ROW, E. Hill, C. Deubner, J. Fenstermacher, R. Eberls, 3RD ROW, R. Haas, J. Goldyne, M. Hein. Absent, R. Calvert, C. Dimmler. STANDING, C. Day, J. Baikie, D. Baumann, C. Cun- ningham, K. Clemens, P. Brown, J. Cavellini, J. Baz- zano, KNEELING, D. Baker, M. Bradley, P. Beckh, F. Cahn ABOVE, STANDING, D. Holt, P. Kla- bunde, M. McBride, J. McCarthy, A Miller, L. Kuykendoll, D. McCorkIe T. Hinkle, A. Merryman, KNEELING D. Nurisso, F. Murray, R. Hollander R. Leite, C. Hunt. CENTER, KNEELING, J. Ryan, W. Reichert, T. Rudolph, W. Schwarz, 2ND ROW, D. Schlichtmann, N. Park, M. 0'Shea, J. Pfister, A. Ranuio, 3RD ROW, F, Prael, R. Peters, D. Plant, D. Roth, W. Quine, J. Ross. LEFT, 1ST ROW, A. Wong, P. Sher- wood, R. Swearingen, 2ND ROW, J. Wood, J. Wong, C. Wilmurth, F. Woodhull, S. Smith, 3RD ROW, J. Shenk, J. Shaffer, Z. Stewart, J. Strebel, H. Stites, C. Wreden. ! 4 .Mmm M19 v 1 x 1 I QW 5 E1 ,rf -1- -J'-' rdf' Q i 'H 1 ' f DE TCO ERN ET Fall Officers LEFT, J. Cavellini, cheerleader, B. Groezinger, sec'y.-Hens., B. Young, pres., C. Charlson, vice- pres. Council BELOW, STANDING, A. Lach- mcln, D. Ohey, J. Osierloh, S. Ganfner, P. Wilmarth, K. Ja- cobs, SEATED, B. Groezinger, B. Young, C. Charlson. Y N pring ouncil ABOVE, STANDING, C. Day, D. Ol- tey, R. Fogerly, K. Jacobs, P. Wan- ger, J. McCarthy, P. Wilmarlh, SEAT- ED, B. Groezinger, C. Charlson, G. Wells. Officers RIGHT, J. Cavellini, zheerleadery B Groezinger, sec'y.-trees., C. Charl- son, pres., G. Wells, vice-pres. Fall tudent Court L . C .- C . ABOVE, STANDING, K. Schonfeldg B. Mon- BELOW, STANDING, P, Wilmarth, D. Ellertson iauzep T. Parfch, R. Horn, T. Bass, D. Schlichf- J- MCC'-'f'hYf K- -106055, SEATED, 5- Gfoelingefl mann, SEATED, B. Groezinger, clerk, B. Young, B. Young, C. Charlson. iudgeg C. Charlson, prosecutor. ' Mow N-M pring L. C. C. tudent Court ABOVE, STANDING, P. Wilmarlh, J. McCarthy, BELOW, STANDING, K. Schonfeldp J. Gunn C. Wilder, B. Young, K. Jacobs, C. Day, P. Beckhp Wong, T. Purlchp M. Gallisy D. McFeely, SEATED, B. Groezinger, C. Churlscn, G. Wells. Klubunde, SEATED, B. Groezinger, clerk, Charlson, iudge, G. Wells, prosecutor. A 'C . 'x VZ' wx of LITERARY TIGER STANDING, P. Sands, J. McNeill, D. McFeely, SEATED, K. Jacobs, P. Wilmarth, editor, B. Groezinger. 1ST ROW, T, Rudolph, P. Sinton, J. Heynemunn, J. Zim- B. Drewes, B. Douglass, Z. Stewart, T. Hinkle, 3RD ROW merman, P. Bergmann, J. Bigelow, K. Ogawa, J. Fenster- B. Young, R. Haas, P. Klubunde. macher, ZND ROW, M. Hein, T. Hook, P. Gray, P. Wanger, SEATED, T. Rudolph, J. Farber, co editor, B. Drewes, co-editor, D. Eliertson, STANDING, J. Fenster macher, M. Hein, A. Mew, P. Berg- mann, J. Zimmerman, P. Wilmarth L. Del-Pan, S. Dobbs, T. Partch 2ND ROW, B, Jordan, B. Brooke, Z. Stewart, R. Haas, T. Hook, D. McFeeIy, T. Inman, F. Chamberlain. Tiger Tales SEATED, R. Haas, M. Hein, D. Mc- Feely, editor, B. Groezinger, STAND- ING, J. Fenstermacher, T. Rudolph, P. Wilmarth, K. Jacobs, P. Sinton, 2ND ROW, P. Gray, J. Heynemann, B. Drewes, J. McCarthy, P. Klabunde, T. Hinkle. Newsreel SEATED, J. Richards, H. Stites I director, standing, P. Wanger I R. Haas, J. Wood. aasnmkii S4 .wa , 01 Awards Rally Please fellas' No-No-No! -3' ,- ,gk puffy Cjommiffee 6' we :uv x C!-'L X , .... gi . . . . ,,,,, ,, 1 FRONT ROW: M. Hein, M. Rice, Z. Stewarf, P. Wilmurfh, B. Drewes, C. Wilmarth, K. Jacobs, G. Oguwa, B. Young. SECOND ROW: J. Gunn, J. Heynemunn, B. Douglass, P. Beckh, B. Reicheri, C. Wilder, B. Brooke, L. Del-Pan, J. Jensky, C. Day, F. Young, F. Von Husen. TOP ROW: R. Stuck, K. Ogawa, B. Klein, D. Brew, R. Ward, D. Roth, B. Heimbucher, R. Lowe, L. Van Evera, T. Kipping, J. Gibbs. ln other words, why . . N, I Merseydouts 5 W 5 I ee CAL rss.. ' of X P 1ST ROW, McFeely, Hollander, Douglass, Shenk, Coddingfon, Lindslrom, Pierre, Wells, 4TH ROW, Slrebel, Dobbs, Grillo, Davis Haas, Drewes, Hein, Mrs. Ungarelli, 2ND ROW, Hyder, Schon- Young, Bagge, Beckh, Klabunde, Wilmarlh, STH ROW, Day feld, Merryman, Rudolph, Brooke, Wanger, Groezinger, Wood, Fenslermacher, Hassel, Garrin, Miller, H. Rogers, C. Prael, Heyne- Klein, 3RD ROW, Pfister, Hinkle, Gray, Walden, Sinton, Dalton, mann, Jacobs. OZEHZ2 group , P. Gray, B. Drewes, R. Klein, T. Rudolph, D. Lind- slrom, K. Jacobs, R. Haas, J. McCor1hy. F W if :g n?,.,w! , 7. 'IST ROW, T. Hook, H. Schwarlz, L. Ohls, B. Sfeadman, B. Rosen, J, Heinzer, 2ND ROW, W. Farber, K. Schonfeld, l.. Berman, B. Campbell, D. Otley, D. Lindslrom, 3RD ROW, P. Wronsky, P. Mandell, P. Garrin, R. Peters, G. Walden. C53 1ST ROW, F, Chamberlain, W. Horn, P. Beckh, T. Rudolph, J. Wong, 2ND ROW, J. Zimmerman, M. Hein, K. Clemens, J. Gunn, C. Day, 3RD ROW, A. Mew, R. Wyler, P. Sherwood, P. Gray, J. Farber, D. Ellerlson, 4TH ROW, J. McGuigan, F. Madden, R. Hammer, T. Hinkle, STH ROW, B. Davis, T. Bass, M. Gallis, J. Goldyne, A. Mingsi, P. Wilmarlh, 6TH ROW, J. Pfisier, W. Schwaril, R. Haas, W. Young, J. McCarfhy, R. Tyrer, P. Klabunde. ance ommiffee -, ' ' ,. vig: - -: .:e1ff,.mfg?f1w1z.Qr M, . - - - E+-aailmk . , zv- 41. 5, f iz f-. V H 'if Hagar, Q ag p X 2? 35.5 B. Q .1 af l Qs 5 'f yi' i' ' , 4, 1 , ik . 'E EW f f -1 N 5 ' wi Y 4. xr 'i 7.5 .J 1 l 5' 2 z 1 ,ff x 'I' f .. ff3ii'5l I V.,, 5 ,Q , gxxlezzzsv :gf 1, raw? K L' .DAM 5 7 WWWQ ww Www K I ii ,.f ., + ff if 9 'Z lf V FRONT ROW: G. Wells, R. Dean-Turner, T. Rudolph, C. Hyder, B. Hammer, C. Hunt, C. Wilder, B. Bagge SECOND ROW: C. Charlson, J. Goldyne, B. Drewes, J. Heynemann, C. Day, S. Dobbs, P. Beckh, B Eberls. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, K. Adelson, J. Shenk, Z. Stewart, K. Jacobs, B. Douglass, T. Coddingfon FOURTH ROW: C. Prael, T. Hinkle, F. Young, A. Wall, L. Kuykendall, R. Johnson, B. Wyler, B. Hollander ,F ,, S, Sw .5 T 'sas . .,,, .. mg, . ..f,,..w,z - Q wltw s S , , ., f T ' .rib . .ii H lf, f. E R gr? l. 3,55 ,V ,fwf Horny 'Aff if 1 on I Sei Qi? b Q 75, Ki53lt'5.2.n,-f .,,,. 2411... MRF 1 U ' Q -..., L f in Block Societv X D rcs w . IST ROW, O'Shea, Hassel, Miller McFeely, Shenk, Shaffer, Quine Pallersen, 2ND ROW, Wilder, Charl- son, Wyler, Peters, Schlicfmann Ganlner, Drewes, Jacobs, 3RD ROW Young, Mingsl, Dobbs, Halvorsen Wallenfells, Russi, Laiham, Wells 4TH ROW, Coddington, Smith, Ler- men, Reichert, Beckh, Bass, Wcrlters 5TH ROW, Pfisler, Gambucci, Ham- mer, Ellerlson, Inman, Cavellini, Day Nelson. ,, . ,,, , ,, bf V, g K X Q Q , Z . M ,,,, - f 1A,el1 K lri' 1 V KNEELING, Groezinger, J a c o b s Dobbs, Hollander, Wilmarlh, Hinkle, STANDING, Bergmann, Gray, Hein, Young, Haas, McCarfhy, Drewes, Richards, Charlson. Script ociety C J. Zimmerman, F. Cahn, P. Sher- wood, J. Heynemann, W. Nulting, W. Slead, G. Leite, K. Clemens, J. Zamzow. Pawn Pushers GEM if M. S s 1 -xx. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, R. Hollander, P. Sherwood, H. Stiles, P. Wilmarlh, S. Ferber, J. Heyne- mann, F. Cahn, W, Siead, W. Nutling, G. Leile, K. Clemens, J. Zamzow, Mr. Breger. fu. 937 f ess Team V 1.7. 12, 'IST ROW, Mr. Breger, Devereaux, Stewart, Berman, Mathews, Meyer, Moniauze 2ND ROW, Ellertson, Ross, Holvorsen, Bacon, Bergmann, Klabunde, Miller, Sher- wood, Goldyne, Hinkle, 3RD ROW, Hammer, Deubner, Klaue, Wood, Rice, Drewes Prael, Davis, Wilder, Douglass, Haas, Hein. L 2 E waz at 23: ' a . H., T ,K , - Emery . . ,J 1 of Vallepo IC .4 8 k.k.... 0 ...yg W K .W,,,1 . ., . 13,.. . 0 26 f V6 1 , .wi 27 ..... 'IC4 ,csn 503 1 I 'forfeit I O Coaches C. Mitchell and R. Sobel . 'IX . lofiaf Captains- BHIYoung Dave EHeHson All Conference- Tom Coddmglon Bob Drewes Dave EHenson Dave Gramborf John Shenk George VVeHs Chrh VVHder BHIYoung AH CHy- Dave EHeHson BHIYoung Caplain's Trophy- John Nekon Most Inspirational P Dave EHeHson layer FIRST ROW: D. Hieronymus, J. Ross, S. Bachmon, K. Miller, D. Caspary, A. Lachman, B. Bagge, D. Allen, P. Beckh. SECOND ROW: J. Bagon, L. Gufh, R. Klaue, R. Adler, K. Adelson, S. Shaffer, A. Wall, C. Duna- way, R. Dean-Turner, P. Hassel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Doyle, F. Madden, J. McGuigan, H. Wallenfels, G. Walden, G. Gould, F. Young, F. Von Husen, T. Hook, C. Hyder, P. Mandell. ennid FIRST ROW: P. Murkwurf, K. Ogcwu, D. Otiey. SECOND ROW B. Schwartz, B. Drewes, B. Brooke, J. Shaffer, H. Wallenfels, J. Pfister gCLf5L8f66L! FIRST ROW: R. Peters, D. Ellertson, P. Hassel, P. Gambucci, Coach Free. SECOND ROW: P. Klabunde C Hunt, B. Hammer, J. Pfister, T. Inman. THIRD ROW: M. Gallis, S. Gantner, A. Wang, D. Schlichtmann R Horn, C. Patterson, L. Kuykendall. Tiger Five Takes Close Second The Lick Varsity Basketball Team, superbly coached by Art Free, had an extremely successful season this year. Placing second in league competition, the Tigers won twelve games while dropping only two. This was undoubtedly the best team Lick has had since we entered the BCAL. The team's strength lay in eight regulars -two returning all-confer- ence stars, Bob Hammer and Tom Inman, returning first stringer Joe Pfister, two all-conference 3O's , and play-makers Phil Gambucci and Dave Ellert- son. During pre-season play, Lick stunned the Triple A circuit with a thrilling 53-49 upset over Galileo. In other practice games Lick defeated Westmore and Tomales Bay and bowed to Mission by only three points. Dramatically speaking, Lick lost the BCAL co-championship by one point. Had it not been for a fluke shot by Half Moon Bay with three seconds remaining, Lick would have tied Emery for first place. The season's most exciting game was played against Emery on our home court. Previously, Emery had beaten the Tigers by I8 points, and everyone expected a repeat performance-everyone except the team. Led by Tom ln- man's iump shooting, Steve Gantner's vicious rebounding, Chip Hunt's and Dave Ellertson's fine defensive game, the Tigers upset the Emery cagers 53-48, marking Emery's first defeat in thirty league games. The season was climaxed by the first annual Varsity-Alumni game in which former Lick All-Stars won by one point in an exciting contest. All-Conference Tom Inman Captains Most Inspirational Player Joe Pfister Bob Hammer Bob Hammer Steve Gantner Phil Gambucci ,, ..l, L . X , i ,, 5 I' ' -,if ,,,..,f ll' nik ..- ..,,. Why., 'M' KK'A -H-ff YWVA A LN VL.L L , f ' f 1 Game C.S.D. Petaluma H.M.B. Concordia S.R.M.A. Menlo Emery Lick 47 68 46 62 44 57 53 60 48 54 40 58 25 54 Opponent . . . 30 . . 48 . 35 . 41 . 45 . 45 . 42 . 48 . 24 . 41 . 33 . 51 . .42 . .49 vi Mme as-wnbivliir - ' . 1 f . Z?a:SLefLaf FIRST ROW: P. Wronsky, B. Bacon, J. Baren, D. Magnuson. SECOND ROW: J. Lermen, J. Gunn, B Wyler. THIRD ROW: F. Madden, G. Gould, S. Smith. C Zgaffefdaf FIRST ROW: W. Curiner, O. Ottey, G, Purmort, R. Ward. SECOND ROW: R. Fogerty, D. Key, P. Jacobi, J. Wikse. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, R. Rouda, R. Dickinson, R. Rogers. FOURTH ROW: G. Ogawa, W. Sfead. wimming FIRST ROW: L. Abbott, R. Chouteau, K. Adelson, J. Gibbs, R. Ward, R. Rogers, P. Shattuck, A. Johnson D. Rodoni, J. Zamzow. SECOND ROW: P. Matthews, R. Tyrer, M. Rice, R. Swearingen, B. Shepherd, B Douglass, B. Haas, C. Hyder, J. Bigelow. THIRD ROW: C. Hunt, J. McCarthy, A. Mingst, F. Madden, J Farber, B. Reichert, F. Prael, D. Plant, S. Smith, T. Bass, J. Cavellini, N. Park, B. Hammer, Coach Sobel ' 1' EGLJQACLKZ -in-ff guna---:Ln-.A4...4 -'H 1,.-u---- .Q ..i':zx:f. -fd-'iw FIRST ROW: D. Baumann, B. Eberfs, F. Chamberlain, G. Gould, P. Gambucci, R. Pelers, T. Coddinglon, J. Richards. SECOND ROW: D. Schlichlmann, S. Ganlner, G. Wells, B. Young, B. Russi, K. Walters, D. Gramborl. FIRST ROW: P. Jacobi, T. Meyer, R. Dickinson, A. Wall, D. Nurisso, R. Klein, M. Bullis. SECOND ROW: B. Bacon, T. Hinkle, S. 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