Napa High School - Napanee Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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iasketball B ow, I to r: B. Stallings, D. Alexander. Second row, I fo r: D. Fields, T. Milne, S. Gallos, G. Cliff, lxwell, R. Bray. Third row, I Oo r: C. Bunch, E. Paulson, B. Maclean, B. Northrop, D. Dreul .Off 'df . ali' ey. iff? . s,,,,,f'4 gi A V V .fi 1-'P wx Q. , V I EA 4 W A km - 3 p I In Coach Henderson -ff' Tisf 'ffl 35591 fig? ' .ffWs' M... f fl I f' I Fig We is as li' K jf, 1 2. ij f Ryfssff ffl I-xjgff A 5.445 M 1,1 ge? M QS, I' ' lijx 3: fifii' 'E i, pf Mitzi We 4ivw,,wiN:i' N '0 p ' F, .iq f as, I I Q I .Eggs , tigisimt .raises his rthevalsilfih t e ift e' opsiergglfllrgtlir' a Cbnd loin? fhalii Q gg L.. V If 1 nthdnopenigx A if e s .L e cl , St. fi K 1 fl, fi... -.fav if o the Sai '-wr - 1omied.2UfintTsu iiip ? it, qdQWiiii?3?l6 a te. t , Bi L CL Is 2 cl D team-qi? is 'poin I :li '-'iff ' V. iff i-I I , fi Al. 5 355 A - 3 if 31' sill I' 'z turnin tomb aw ta 4131 . g Isle ' ' ,ghii em- 'nts ol ed :selyi I, Rayfmgf wiki slxf ask t sQal3hithe.Ni s in f 2 ' J A f wlgf IQ' ll Xb V , play ' ' ed the Soplgma Ura bhsf 5, Kalthdughigualrdbj ilixiton 1 -I p ngej'bgt'5ie 6. alggkafjwa-Sq: lcep - aeacllsgfhesin ,wh o Q7 .'n,r,5f 9 if Mr ' 5.Si:bref'5frhQ.e1!ii.Q.f.f15s..5b24 ,... iteriisig- -Zhi., - I ff' ithgallast-qiiar I M e team ea ?Jf'fIig,B'?'By.ths..slendu-mugm.uL1w'Ji ' g ,-Zgaltho g the-Napans ' ,A - , at e 8glhhlDg4lf-Illtjggl riioa, Numb ..... ....,,.....,......,.........-M-W V-s-- W-W-fi-w---.-W.-................ , .. Puig' 'g ahead ii'i tTie til arte: of a game played a ainst tlie local Latter Day Saints team, tl1t 'juniar' W F' had-gnjye inrmargin-a -V, daglk siieeessfuilyitiiiiwin, 35-28,,,B EK 'W Playi a retarn ga 5 the Rosa'Ciil:s, Mloeeishoapseeeseagain def elf-f'fyVTfhThEITa'lI3T'FZ'ading Napa- gsinta R a-31. The ga l -',, a cloieibne-ailt-he-oveyg ts alf-time score was tied at ourteen- ' , :red anothq in SQ, fflgist quarter. 1 I, ...aww '-V,-4 M , In thetfinal -9e'as6?i 5'EiiCalist the s were downed, 33-20, by t 'Y' well-cbhdftiaiieuageesfstive s W. .E . . nlios was thi high SC0lCi2,Q' apa with eight ' s. 'FW first blood in the contest '- '..' E Calistogans never threat- edilxiriiig the tilt. 5' .f . ' .. J V' The tea Life able supewim ' .gi L11 I 'GYI I d8YSU'l'fI 'Wl10'iV5'S 3l'W2 - V showM'the bi5yS ihe E5r?e'c'fT- Qlcetlvall i ,fiom lp them improve their tea wor . I I W 95 ...fi i nf A RPA oPPo ' s 5 6 I8 St. Helena 37 if 'N 'Q F4 Santa Rosa 33 I5 Sonoma 31 i . 1 ff E2 Esparto 24 3 3 Y ' 16 Latter Day Saints 28 awe? W I 4 Santa Rosa 31 'L P3 Calixtoga 20 25

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Basketball A First row, I fo r: E. Barker, L. Bailey, J. Duff, T. Henry, D. Hudson, E. Schmufi. Second row, l to r: J. Orrock, W. Milliman, H. Marshall, M. Lernharf, D. Driscol. Third row, I vo r: Managers, R. Stallings, D. Alexander. A I' Couch Starting the season by winning their First twiilggmes, the Knights kept up their pace. By the time the of tl season had been scored, they had captured the best wih-loss record f4-21 in the competition with Vallejo 'schools ' In the first game of the season with St, klelenai the Knights took an eight-point lead in the hrst qu rter it fc ' the rest of the game to win easily, 28-24. 2 - was Napa then proceded to slaughter Sonoma Dragons, 41-19, scoring at will in the last quarter. Sononia-E large D sco ing quarter netted them only seven points? 5 , T In the next tilt with thejinights led until the lag, period when the Espartons rallied edgegblapaf 44-4 Esparto was sparked by hogpsters, liarrles, ,s, Steptheiis, witliggleven points each. I ,,.y' Saving the game with a last 'f'ii q lgriightsl'ebeat'7iVallejo, 26-21, in their first game away from homeu Tl Knights were trailingm Q1-14, going info byte ,gsepred six baskets while pzextetijigiagg tljgefjjffapooseggai-Zbilroi Scoring- ..i ,.i., W at , W Coming fronii again, -0? Vallejo here, 40-42. Howard wit Q i73iiteenipoifii1s,'iand Riidy Broon1e?sporedj,fff'7ii, -for the Hoganites. jj' is , Tyveling to Qalistoga, Wilflcats,f-54-35,l3:aceid by Tom Henry, who scored nineteenfgzfallie eww: of tlrem ontlong shots. the seeond halfg the jirst half score stood 24231. of dlbsest edged Franklin of Vallejo there, 31-27. The gigh .,ii asker for most of the pulledtiahead in the last two minutes. f .Fcirgingl forward after the initialfferiod, the Vallejo Papooses handed Napa its Erst defeat -Sfgllej 1' meeting the Franklin Braves on the local hardwood, the Knights started rolling in the se2i5hH3i'HbQl'lSygrailyin 36 points to win, 51-38. 5 s be af Hogan of Vallejo downed Napa, 53-42, in the seasoh ftnale there. Forward jim Duff ledthis teammateswiihlthirtee points, but Hogan's sparkplug,.RudyQBroome,i dropped in a total of eleven buckets. V jjjfg Leading the hoopsters with 9.9lpoints per game, Howard Marshall was followed by team captain Totgifgenfjjlwith a 7. point average. V i 2 ' il A banquet was held at the end of the season to pay tribute to Napa's championship teams. The Knights wire one c the teams feted. 'M Q ' NAPA gOPPONENTS . 's za sf. Helena , jj 24 5 W 241 Sonoma t 19 243 Esp,gito..r..--.,,K5s, 1. 44 ve ., rt 26 vaqlgjs W --rg '521 'A ' ffl? 5 HPHBff ilYY,l,,igwg,, R'fg e 40 54 fra-gdiszesa 4133 ' aa... 1.2, .... . gp 12? 1 f r ' ing-443564-M-amrail' K -2 N 2.4 41 , 1r a' W-qlfNs19 .111 sswamwwwtfeviveisqemeere---'N ,,.. - - 1 lin lVl ' 38 -Q we----M--f--Q ----e -t -fe-' ft- . - - L e.-rg lVl--::...-r- :ef-- 53

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Ftrs row, l to r: B. Paulson, D. Fields, G. Bickford, B. Stallings, J. Miller, B. Burger, D. Hudson, B. ordon. Second row, I to r: T. Marquez, D. Tollent, J. Mariinelli, A. Craig, T. Henry, J. Duff, D. Hunfingion, F. Scaruffi, L. Bailey. Baseball Coach Ham-ala With a large number of players returning for the '52 baseball season, the Napa Knights had a well experienced tear The season got off to a bad start, the first two games being canceled by rain, but the sky eventually cleared. The Knights had a well seasoned inheld during the 1952 season. Behind the plate for the second year was Duane Hu son. He caught the pitches of Eldon Hosiclc, who replaced Joe Jaeger on the hill, after the latter graduated. Bill Burge returning from last year, took over the initial bag. His double play partner at the keystone sack was Nick Tallent another va sity player back from the ,51 season. Handling the ball at the hot corner was Jim Duff, and Tom Henryjielded the horsehie at shortstop. In the outfield there was a completely different Gelding staff, since all the first string outfielders were lost to the India: through their graduation. Bob Stallings, shortstop on last year's B squad, tool: over in left field. Tony Marquez, last season's center fielder roamed the center field. Burt Paulson, up from the Bees, handled right field chores. ' Other pitchers included Vern Clymo, Al Craig, Jim Miller, and Jackie Martinelli, with Fred Scaruffi as the alterna catcher. Dave Fields and jim Harris substituted at third base, and Larry Bailey played second string shortstop. Ben Adan at Bob Pratt in left field, and Gayland Bickford in center field, completed the second string. In the '51 season, the Knights tied with the Franklin of Vallejo Braves for the Middle Four League championship wi' one loss apiece, each team losing one ame to the other. Howeve r, the Knights were not able to defend their championship, sin the Middle Four had been dissolved By the Stockton teams' inability to travel. V Napa had no B team this year, and as a. result next year there will probably be a lack of players who gained experien while playing for Napa High. This is particularly noteworthy because the entire infield will graduate at the end of the season Coach Hattala, who did such a fine job, as the Napa coach this year, will probably field a fine team next year, in spite 1 the lack of veterans. March 24 San Rafael The 26 Santa Rosa H4 31 San Rafael Ht April 3 Vallejo The 19 Hogan QV, H4 Z6 Franklin KV, Thi May l Vallejo The 8 Franklin QV, H1 10 St. Helena H1 26 17 Hogan KVQ Thi