Placer College - Phoenix Yearbook (Auburn, CA)

Page 50 text:

J Close One ,.. - . -.0-L.-. u. n,- f,..fJv-'72,-1-1, if 1, ' 33 'v 5 .F' f 1 - . .., . . 35 - - ., -:ew - 'w':,. 90 11391:- ., 'lf-'-N A,-u Jvx ':'.'.-iulbl Q, -2- mai:-.f , g I 453 f o+- . '- .f, ,,,f!,f, ' Y ' 'li ' KX ? n - gpg sglvf' W Tom Green X, '11 fn A , . X D A I. .14-W 'Z cs, -1- A r ' Wie? -M , 'AN-Q-'L .- -ez-..,-p o4...'f5- Q ms fn . f x ' .1 gf Q.: 1 e -' -V -.-- V 13.1 1 G G e- W e S, !7Ui, at -H X gr- qt' l - X - fe W wtf. -- ' I' x .. 57' in Q 1-1 - . A 'Q' ' Q: P' - M Everett Murch Roy Osella Ruiz 1 'QT-. .O ' Q-- fe-'ff , 1'. V' - . . v'? 1 5 pf ' A - 'ff Cf, fvsefgaa TJ: w Ls' mf? J.. ' Q 'Qty' ..- , , .M f . I .A , 'fy ' J 3555 sg f , 'BX ' wfgfw ' 37 Y vs 4 1, 557 ' M ' x 9 A v' -ef' , .. ,,., .:-:fel 4 Ray Testa f.. - .S -Hifi .1, v.,..... , 'I , .Q I .xi , J:- .. 4 - 5 ..: ..., i W .J ,Ao 'itz-, x g '.-, ' ,J ' 1-J I ' I W, FJ K f H f y I '- . W I X , - nn x er A - QNX Y I Y M7! 5 .Toe Simon I NOT PICTUR ED Ed Majeski Bob Yocum George Goto Richard Ruiz b Bob Hayashida An-'TL1 ,, J 5, all H A ' 'ff ' Elf 4-Q . , ' :L . n A I n G In, , 'X ' Y if h H ' Hugh James .5-g.HLg ' - 4 vigil 'iii X.. -- T . Sl I , . W A 'iff' W1 A if G. ? -7 mr ' 'X 'r . 'Y' fur 1 ' L 7g f V . ' ' . Tom Hooper

Page 49 text:

.-'V Howard Woodside ' es ' . Cal N51 a195t CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS Coach Howard Woodside's baseball squad split a double baseball bill with Vallejo Junior College in Auburn April l to break into the win column in N.C.J.C.C. competition. how. AQ George Goto and Hugh James pitched Placer to a 13 to 6 win ir1 the second game. Dick Alvari and James pitched the opener which Vallejo won 7 to 5. Grant Technical College dovmed Placer 12 to 5 in the season opener, with Tom Green and James pitching for Placer. Two practice games were won from the California Aggies. Returning lettermen from the '49 championship season are: Bob Hayashida, Richard Ruiz, Primo Santini, Don Lippert, Tom Hooper, and Bob Yocum. Larry Orzalli, Ray Osella, Dick Alvari, Tony Lemos, Ray Testa and Everett Murch are good prospects. Larry Orzalli Riff' hx. lr Q t ' v Y Y - . .f.L'. ' ' -I 13- 'Q 3 .LC .. - . 3 Jw. ..' - f ,:.,. f.:Y.fvf I 1 ,, ,, -ar. j ah,- af. ' ,B-5,1?a..i.r G' 4 - ,.,. 'g,'Qgg,.g wrt' P slew X A .fr y y as ffl , f , 1' '77 , . ' 5 1, XE! .gf .x l .' 2 ' 1. 1. C-' . Q ,J LTA 'I I KY 'B r. V ' '. l' ,fire in fs ..- N, ,yi I XXX b ' , ' ' 1. . Ip : - .. if Q 5 , ' 5 , K y -Y -T ,,l:j.,k. -L . Q, X Ng ' 11 XX-1 - X Y' gi xxx 5X1 . i gf., J - J 'f .f at -' ' gf .i q A zip,-, lg-v 5 - I F . F, if , WX be -.-, it . , - f 4 4- V 1995- w -'P - .559 - 212, bu, 'W . :f.-- r w ' ' ff 'F Dick Alvari Don Lippert Tony Lemos Premo Santini

Page 51 text:

Pictured above, FIRST ROW: Harold Ruggles and Lloyd Morris. STANDING: Coach Cox, Garland Shinn, Bill Buckley, and John Hall. RIFLE TEAM TENNIS At press time, the tennis team- had not held any confer- ence matches, but made fine showing in sets against Chico State and Sacramento Junior College. Members of the team were: Harold Ruggles, Lloyd Morris, John Hall, Don Johnson, Bill Buckley, and Garland Shinn. Harold Cox served as coach of the team. The rifle team, under the supervision of Lois Hatch, did well in their matches this year. Pictured above are: Joan Wright, James Miller, Helen Renken, Walter McMillin, Bob Billing, Harvey Goff, and Lois Hatch.