Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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 Bill Mattson guard Pacifica's Varsity basketball did not have a very good win record, but the team did have a lot of spirit and put forth a tremendous effort in every game played. The highlight of the season was their victory over Antioch. Although they didn't do too well in league play, they received valuable experience from their efforts. More than half of the team will be return- ing next year and we expect a very good season in '60-'61. Players receiving awards at the banquet were Bill Mattson, Most Outstanding; Jerry Hamilton, Most Valuable; and Don Zwakenberg, Most Im- proved Player. Jim Hill guard VARSITY Richard LaPointe center Kenny Lopez forward Varsity Coach Bob Carter 66

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First row, left to right: Dennis Stubbee, Charlie Parks, Bob Maxwell, Rudy Martinez. Wayne Turnage, Larry Top- ping. Jim Odom, Bob Hartman. Second row, left to right: Larry Palen, Joe Winkler, Ron Cruze. Fred Vizcarro, Mike Haro, Jack McKinley. Charles Smith. Third row, left to right: Dave Stubblefield, Doug Mongsene, Don LaSar, Louis Rayburn, Larry Shepard, Gil Cas- tillo. Ben Zebora, Larry Gonzaga. Fourth row, left to right: Joe Snell, Joe Bavier, John Palmer. Jim Ellis. Mike Teeman. Danny Rosales. Danny Rosales Rudy Martinez hibit mat skills. and ex- PACIFICA MATMEN The Pacifica High wrestling teams under the coaching of Mr. Al Brunk finished the season with good moral and team spirit. Four of our matmen were sent to the D. V. A. L. championships. Our represent- atives put on a very good showing. Larry Topping took 3rd, Wayne Turage 4th, and Bob Maxwell 3rd in their respective divi- sions. This season's teams were composed pri- marily of Freshmen and Sophomores who were lacking in experience, but after the fine beginning they made this year we have a good chance to capture the title or come pretty close— come another year. Musclemen Bob Max- well and Jim Odom on the mat. WRESTLING A switch with smiles by Rudy Martinez and Wayne Turnage.