Point Arena Union High School - Foghorn Yearbook (Point Arena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1961 volume:

POINT ARENA UNION HIGH SCHOOL Point Arena, California FOGHORN Caren Cossi, Editor Dedication We, the student body of P.A.U. H.S., dedicate this, our 1961 Foghorn, to a man who, in just two short years, has gained the affection and admir- ation of everyone wno has associated wita him. His avid interest in student affairs, his ability as both a teacher and coach, and his unquenchable spirit, are the attributes wnicn have endeared him to us. Principal's Message One of the greatest needs of our age is the need for development of self-reliance in the individual. As our government has been pushed in the direction of a wel- fare state, our citizens have become more and more de- pendent on others and less confident in their own a- bilities. Tnere is a growing tendency for people to settle for security at the expense of their creative abil- ities. Gur world still needs pioneers, inquiring minds, venturesome personalities, more tnan it ever did during anytime in history. Our nigh school graduates should realize that there is a great premium in life waiting for the bold, the alert, and the venturesome. Foster your strengths, be positive in your thinking and do not nesitate to take chances in life for here lies the re- wards in personality development as well as in material gains. You must believe in yourself and in your powers to cope wita the adversities of life. Develop your self-reliance and strike out with determination and vigor. So it is witn a feeling of fellow- snip and gratitude tnat we dedicate tnis annual to you, Mr. Garrett, our friend and coacn. MRS. MARGARET B1AGGI MR. EDWARD SPRINGER Music, Mathematics L0J1 o MRS. LUCILE ORNBAUN English, Spanish, Speech, Drama MR. KENNETH KURTZ Science, Business ll If MR. GEORGE BESORE English, German MR. DAVID MITCHELL Physical Education, Coach Freshman Survey The Board of Trustees Mr. Lester Glacomlnl, Mr. Donald Cossl, Mr. Raymond Ohleyer, Mr. Walt Stornetta, Mr. Clarence Swift, Mr. William Bus LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Alfred Holloway, Mr. F rancl. Charlie Fields, Mr. C. W. , Mr. W. W. May, Mr. Londo Custodian Mr. Harry Turner Student Council SEATED; Left to Right, Sandl Petersen, Caren Cossi, Don Ellingson, Treva Holloway, Jason Franci, Ken Alford, Gary Beall, Dana Ledford, Cheri Piper. STANDING: John Iversen, Toby Stornetta, Darrell Morralli, John Stornetta, Eileen Ward, Beverley Behrens, Roberta Compton, Ron Matteoli. 6 Student Body Officers Ken Alford . . Vice-President Don Ellingson . . Treasurer Jason Franci . . President Treva Holloway . . Secretary 'iZzP T'TX--------------------------------- fla™p i •) . w. yM y ,ff im.( _ l dm , in' T, .Jl i ,.')•' lOM -v c 'fit v % .‘ -j.j.y . LidJ n - _. tP £ V£uT Jt ■' ' $v A' Sy £ J USfr'fS ________ ' V ? - Officers FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Treva Holloway; Vice-President, Gary Geall; President. SECOND ROW: Caren Cossi; Treasurer, Eileen Ward; Secretary. Senior History The year 1958 was our Freshman year at P. A. U.H. S. Our advisor was Mr. J. D. Allen, and our class president was Caren Cossi. Although our class members were very active in the many organizations of the school, we had no major class activities. The year 1959 marked the year that we, as Sophomores, began to organize ourselves and to prepare for becoming upper-classmen. Our advisor was again Mr. Allen; our president was Gary Beall. Our main activity was the annual Freshman Reception. Then it was 1960, and, as Juniors, we had two large responsibilities facing us--the Jr.-Sr. Prom and the Jr.-Sr. Play. With the help of such money-making activities as selling concessions, we put on a very successful Prom, Tropicana. The play Cheaper By the Dozen was also a success, although quite a bit of credit must go to the Seniors and to Pixie, a Saint Bernard. Our advisor was Mrs. Ethel Hood, and our president was Jason Franci. Now, we are Seniors, and a milestone has been reached. Our last year was made more mem- orable by such activities as Sneak Day, the Jr.-Sr. Play, and the Jr.-Sr. Prom, given in our honor. Our advisor was Mr. Victor Kingwell, and our president was again Gkry Beall. After four happy, eventful years, we must leave, but we go with the confidence that the end of our high school career is the beginning of a success story. 8 Senior CALVIN PARKS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ELAINE McMILLEN F. H.A. I; Chorus 1, 3, 4. yS. PAUL OPPERMAN F.F.A. 1,4 ; Block P.A. 3,4; Football 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3 . SHARRON COOPER Attended 1,2,4. Chorus 1,2,4; Eframatics 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2; Annual Staff 4. BILL HAY F.F.A. 1,2,3 ; Block P.A. 4; Football 4 . RONALD COMBS F.F.A. 1,2,3 ; Block P.A. 3,4; Football 3 , 4 . V 9 CHESTER WCHXr6s6H F.F.A. 1,2. KAREN STORNETTA Honor Roll 2.3; Chorus 1,2, 3 , 4; F.H.A. 1,2 $3sju SANUI PETERSEN C.S.F. 3,4; Honor Roll 2; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 1; Band 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Chorus 1 , 2 ; C.O. P. Music Clinic 2; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4 ; Annual Staff 3,4. DONALD ELLINGSON Student Council 3, 4; Student Body Officer 4; Class Officer 2; F.F.A. 1,2 , 3 , 4 ; Dramatics 3; Block P. A. 3,4; Football 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Track 3 , 4 . f-1 ft U' C Transferred 3. C.S.F. 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Dramatics 4; G.A.A. 3,4 ; Annual Staff 4. JOHN STORNETTA Student Council 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2 , 3 ; Block P. A. 3,4 ; Football Manager 3; Basket- ball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,2, 3 , 4 . PHILIP REYNOLDS Attended 1,4. Block P.A. 4; Football 4 ; Baseball 4. CHERI PIPER J ' Student Council 4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 1,2, 3 , 4; Dramatics 1; F.H.A. 1,2 , 4 ; Cheerleader 1. LARRY MASON tVW. 7 F.F.A. 1,2 , 3, 4; Block P.A. 3,4; Football 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1,2, 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,2, 3 , 4 . JU DY SWIFT : ' Chorus 1,2, 3 ; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 . 4; G.A. A. 1,3,4. A i J ' f JANICE ZETTLER sfr H Chorus 1,3 , 4; Majorette 2; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4. JESSE PRUITT T Band 1,2, 3; Block P.A. 3, 4; Football 2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball 3 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . JSUfcu BETTY STARicV Honor Roll 3; Chorus 1, 2; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. GARY McMILLEN Football Manager 3; Baseball 1, Manager 2. xoJycYU Joxx 7ASON FRANCI C.S.F. 4; Honor Roll 1,3; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Student Body Officer 4; Class Officer 1,3; Dramatics 3.4; F.F.A. 1, Block P.A. 3 , 4 ; Football 2, 3 , 4 . Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,2 , 3 , 4 . CAREN COSSI f C M'U . 3 - C.S.F. 1 , 2 , 3 . 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; C.O.P. Music Clinic 2; Chorus 1 ; Dra- matics 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3 , 4 ; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Editor 4. KEN ALFORD . , 3 ■? ■ 4 S.C.F. 4; Honor Roll 2; Student Council 2, 4; Student Body Officer 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Band 1,2 , 3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; Block P.A. 3,4; Football 1, 2 , 4 , Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,2 , 4 ; Annual Staff 4. TREVA HOLLOWAY Transferred 2. C.S.F. 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Student Body Officer 4; Class Officer 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4 ; Cheerleader 3; Annual Staff 3, 4. GARY BEALL C.S.F. 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Body Officer 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; Dramatics 4; Block P.A. 3,4; Football 2, 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1; Track 2 , 3 ; Annual Staff 4. Denotes, for a particular year, holding an office in a club or organization, belong- ing to honor band or honor chorus, and earning a letter in a sport. 12 4S?f-ir M $TL, OmJ cdb l msJX pJKjjUi omJI JLav-Z CL- Xm L nvv vM. cw-L ■ £ 5 _ i J V __ Vtcf , y- c - - « -. o '4 V 7f ? AVj. . ,V H %V r v FIRST SEMESTER Juniors We made it! Upper-class- men at last. This has proved to have been a very busy year for us. Our most important activities were the Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior-Senior Play. Our money-making projects have been selling of concessions at games, sponsoring victory dances, and giving cake and candy sales. The Junior class has been well represented in sports. Marvin M., Steve, Mike F., Mike S., Melvin, Paul, Allan, Roger, Tom, and Babe partici- pated in football; Ron, Bill, BACK ROW: Left to Right, Hazel Broady, Representative; Allan Dingman, Representative; Jaylene Titus, Sergeant-at-arms. FRONT ROW: Karen Husman, Vice-President; Bob Wiedenmeyer, President; Beverley Behrens, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Judy Stornetta, Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER BACK ROW: Left to Right, Beverley Behrens, Representa- tive; Mike Santana, Sergeant-at-arms. FRONT ROW: Allan Dingman, Vice-President; Ron Matteoli, President; Mike Fisher, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Judy Stornetta, Treasurer. 14 Bob W., and Allan played on the basketball teams. Some of the boys were on the baseball team also. Judy S., Tom, Hazel, Allan, and Marvin B. have taken part in the band this year. Jeannie, Linda, Lana, and Beverley were in the Glee Club. Judy S., Lana, Jaylene, and Beverley were chosen as cheer- leaders, and Karen, as a song leader. This has been a successful year for us, and we are looking forward to next year when we will reign as Seniors. MIKE FISHER LAND WITHROW BEVERLY BEHRENS ALLAN DING MAN RON MATTEOLI WANDA WEBB JOAN FRIEDRICHSEN STEVE GRAY DALE WITHROW SHEILA OTERRALL JAYLENE TITUS THOMAS WALKER BABE PINOLA JEAN SWEGLE JUDY ROSS MARVIN MOSS HAZEL BROADY ERNIE FORD KAREN HUSMAN ROGER SEYMOUR EVELYN COOK LA VERNE DAHL CAROLYN PRUITT JERRY RONDEAU MARVIN BRODJESKI JUDY STORNETTA LOLA BISHOP LOUIS LAWSON MELVIN FISHER MARILYN MILLER PAUL STIBI KAREN LUTZENBERG Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: John Iversen; President, Tom Vincent; Sergeant-at-arms, Dave Stornetta; Vice-President, Steve Franci; Secre- tary-Treasurer. Sophomore Activities Our sophomore year was a trifle more prosperous than when we were freshmen. We, at one time, held the position of being the wealthiest class at P.A.U.H.S. The freshmen were pleased with the reception we honored them with on October 1. A bake sale, after-game dances, and other fund raising projects were among the activities in which we engaged. Our year as sopho- mores was an intellectual and prosperous one, while at the same time it provided great fun. Some of our male members were top stars on the sports list. If we remain ambitious, our years as upper- classmen will fulfill our greatest expectations. 18 STEVE PETERSEN PATTY NELSON RICKEY IVERSEN HAZEL BEWLEY SHIRLEY GRAVES LEIGHTON NELSON LINDA SWIFT LYNN CAUGHEY TOM VINCENT ANN LONG EDWARD PORTEOUS DONNA RICHARDSON KATHY PIPER STEVEN FRANCI BILLIE COLLINS ROGER EDWARDS JOHN IVERSEN DEBORAH NICHOLSON MARLIE DAHL DAVID STORNETTA BOB HUSMAN BETTY BRACKETT JANET McMILLEN GAYLE BISHOP DAVID NESS DENNIS LEIGHTON JOAN GRAY KAREN CAMPBELL JOHN JOHNSON CAROLYN STORTS RON GALLETTI REX ALLEN SUSAN BIAGGI GARY SWIFT MARSHA COLE HARRY CLYDE GARY STORNETT JIM MALLATT CAROLE POTTER ALBERT G. PARKS DANA LEDFORD HAROLD POE 21 IVI IVI BACK ROW: Left to Right, Richard Scaramella, Sergeant-at-arms; Larry Lund, President; Toby Stornetta, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Luane Withrow, Treasurer; Roberta Compton, Representative; Ginnie McGinley, Secre- tary. Activities On September 6, I960, we entered P.A.U.H. S. to begin our high school career. With the help of the upper-classmen, we soon became accustomed to the daily routine of high school life We were welcomed by the Freshman Reception which was given in our honor by the Sophomore Class. Under the direction of our class president, Larry Lund, and our advisor, Mr. Edward Springer, we have participated in many school activities and have sponsored several dances. Our most im- portant event was the Freshman Talent Show. We are looking forward to next year when we will be Sophomores, and it will be our duty to welcome the Freshmen. 23 f . - r', TOBY STORNETTA DIAN MOSS CATHY COMPTON JOHN STIBI DOUGLAS TAYLOR PHYLLIS SNELL LUANE WITHROW MICHEAL DINGMAN LINDA KARO IRENE SHERRILL SHERRYL McGUIRE GINNIE McGINLEY DEANNA MILLER CLAUDIA THORNE CARMEN PIKE ANITA STORMES GENE PRUITT MARGARET VALENCIA DENNIS WIEDENMYER ROBERTA COMPTON JUDY HENDERSEN STEWART MEYER CANDACE DELTORCHIO RICHARD SCARAMELLA RENATO BINDI MARION CHAPMAN LONNIE BRYANT SHARON MAY PATRICIA HUMPHREY DUANE POTTER SHARON WILLIAMS LARRY BRODJESKI JUDITH SWEGLE LARRY LUND CAROL COBLE 28 C. S. F. BACK ROW: L ft to Right, Larry Lund, Steve Petersen, John Iversen, John Johnson, Jason Franci, Ken Alford, Gary Beall, Roger Edwards, Toby Stometta. FRONT ROW: Sandi Petersen, Treva Holloway, Caren Cossi, Eileen Ward, Karen Husman, Susan Biaggi, Claudia Throne. Beverley Behrens. All A's and B's LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Stark, Hazel Broady, Richard Stometta, Judv Stornetta, Buddy Pruitt, Wanda Webb, Carol Coble. Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Alford, Eileen Ward, Caren Cossi, Sandi Petersen, Treva Holloway, Gary Beall. Chorus BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: Left ;o Right, Lana Withrow, Janice Zettler, Susan Biaggi. Marsha Cole, Linda Newsom, Elaine McMillen, Janet McMillen, Carolyn Pruitt, Jeanne Swegle, Karen Stornetta, Patty Nelson, Shirley Graves, Beverley Behrens, Cheri Piper, Mr. E. Springer, Conductor. BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Music Appreciation Club .eft to Right, Mr. Kingwell, Patty Humphrey, Linda Karo, Carol Glaspy, Wanda Webb. Billiejean ollins, Linda Swift, Susan Biaggi. t fh jUta Stormes, Wilbur Parks, Melvin Fisher, Carolyn Storts, Dana Ledford, Irene Sherrill, Ed ‘orteous. -like Santana, Ginnie McGlnley, Rick Iversen, Don Elllngson, Deanna Miller, Linda Newsom, }ian Moss, Claudia Thorne, Judy Henderson. m Carmen Pike, Wiedenrr. ey er Springer. Wei b' Car en Cossi, Marvin Brodjeski, Mike Fisner, Tommy Walker, Allan Dlngman, Dennis ene Pruitt, Dana Ledford, Toby Stornetta, Cat y Compton, Bill Melvin, Joanle Gray, Mr. Edward Christmas Play ''Signify By Saying Ayev FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Carolyn Pruitt, Irene Sherril, Margaret Valencia, Chen Piper, Janice Zettler, Judy Ross, Candy Deltorchio, Carmen Pike. SECOND ROW: Deanna Miller, Phyllis Snell, Dian Moss, Marlon Chapman, Marcia Cole, Mrs. Biaggi, Luane Withrow, Billiejean Collins, Judy Swegle, Judy Swift, Debbie Nicholson. BACK ROW:- Marlie Dahl, Donna Richardson, Ginnie McGlnley, Carolyn Storts, Betty Stark, Sherrall McGuire, Karen Lutzenberg, Sheila O'Ferrall, Linda Karo, Dana Ledford, Karen Husman, Betty Brackett, Evelyn Cook, Jeanme Swegle. F.H.A. Officers FRONT ROW: Ginnie McGlnley, Sec- retary; Carolyn Storts, Presi- dent; Dana Ledford, Vice- President. BACK ROW: Luane Withrow, Treasurer; Chen Piper, Representative; Candy Deltorchio, Reporter. 33 Future Homemakers of America Tne Point Arena Cnapter of Future Homemakers of America planned many activities for tne year of 1960-61 . The outstanding events of the year included the Fair Booth at the Boonville Fair in September, the State FHA Meeting at Asilomar in October, tne Mother-Daughter Dinner in November, the Annual Sweetheart Ball in February, a Fashion Show during Public School Week in April and the Annual Section XIII Spring Meeting in April. Money raising projects were candy and cake sales, a carameled apple sale, and school dances. The Fair Booth on Personal Grooming which placed second was not only a money making project, but was also educational. The officers and FHA Advisor attended both of the Section XIII Executive Council Meet- ings . Dana Ledford, Carolyn Storts, Karen Husman and Mrs. Biaggi, Advisor, represented the Point Arena Chapter at the State Meeting at Asilomar in October, '60. Princes Jason Franci Don Elllngson John Stornetta Philip Reynolds Ken Alford Queen Sweethearts’ Ball Caren Cossl Over the Rainbow Princesses Treva Holloway Lana Withrow Karen Husman Beverley Behrens BACK ROW: Lett to Right, Don Ellingson, Lynn Caughey, Mr. F. Springer, Paul Opperson. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Galletti, Tommy Johnson, Larry Mason. NOT PICTURED: DarTell Moralli. F. F. A. Officers BACK ROW: Left to Right, Lynn Caughey, Sentinel; Paul Opperman, Re- porter. FRONT ROW: Larry Mason, Vice- President; Don Ellingson, President; Ron Galletti, Secre- tary-Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Darrell 36 F. F. A. Lynn Caughey with his reg. Suffolk sheep Ron Gallettl with his reg. Holsteins Crawler tractor driving In the Farm LaiTy, Ron, and Lynn swimming In Lake Mechanics contest Mendocino during the Uklah Fair Row crop tractor driving in the Farm Mechanics contest Dancers at the F.F.A. Barn Dance Did you really scare the kitty, Sandi? Mt J fr°NT ROW: Left to Right, gg.Jlm Mallatt, Edward Proteous, Projectionist's Clubf: •« ? FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Tom Johnson, Calvin Parks, Gene Pruitt, Jerry Rondeau, £ Gary McMillen. BACK ROW: fj Terry Kinsman, Don Ellingson, .d ??.'■ Jim Mallat, Ron Combs, Jim •:V Parvin, Stuart Meyer, Bill y? il: Marvin, Mr. Ken Kurtz. edn Collins, Kathy Piper, I Sfc S'i; 2£- ill if Drivers Training LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila O'Ferrall, Hazel Broady, % Karen Lutzenburg, Hazel IBewley, Jeannie Swegle, Judy Stornetta, Lola Bishop, Shirley Graves, Sandi Petersen, Bev Behrens, |Evelyn Cook, Donna i-jBBL': Richardson, Lana Withrow. o: . • .. 38 Block P. A FIRST ROW; Edward Porteous, John Johnson, Richard Scaramella, Dennis Wiedenmeyer, Mike Dingman, Toby Stornetta, Duane Potter, Larry Lund. SECOND ROW; Tom Vincent, Harry Clyde, Rick Iversen, Steve Franci, Leighton Nelson, Lynn Caughey, Ron Galletti, Lynn Ritner THIRD ROW: Dave Stornetta, Tom Walker, Allan Dingman, Melvin Fisher, Ron Matteoli, Skip Wiedenmeyer, Steve Petersen, Paul Stibl. FOURTH ROW; FIFTH ROW: John Stornetta, Jason Franci, Dan Goe, Gary Beall, Philip Reynolds, Buddy Pruitt, Ron Combs, Don Ellingson. Mr. Garrett, Larry Mason, Jim Parvin, Bill Hay, Mike Fisher, Babe Pinola, Bill Melvin, Steve Gray, John Iversen G. A. A BACK ROW: Left to Right, Judy Stornetta, Phyllis Snell, Caren Cossi, Kathy Piper, Patty Nelson, Eileen Ward, Karen Lutzenburg, Shelia O'Farrell, Hazel Broady, Karen Husman, Dana Ledford, Jaylene Titus. SECOND ROW: Judy Swegle, Wanda Webb, Carmen Pike, Candy Deltorchio, Treva Holloway, Mrs. Biaggi, Joanie Gray, Roberta Compton, Gayle Bishop, Luane Withrow, Patty Humphrey. FRONT ROW: Linda Swift, Billie Jean Collins, Judy Swift. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverley Behrens, Lana Withrow, Judy Stornetta, Jaylene Titus. Pep Page Song Leaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Storts, Karen Husman, Dana Ledford. Varsity BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Bill Hay, Steve Petersen, Jason Franci, Ken Alford, Don Ellingson, John Iversen. SECOND ROW: Larry Lund; Mgr., Tom Walker, Roger Seymour, Ron Combs, Steve Franci, Allan Dingman, Ricky Iversen, Marvin Moss, Toby Stornetta; Mgr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stanford, Coach, Mike Fisher, Paul Stibi, Melvin Fisher, Larry Mason, Buddy Pruitt, Phil Reynolds, Steve Gray, Leighton Nelson. All-Star 11 Tom Blanchfield, the St. He fena High School Saint who lec northern California scorers with 189 points on 27 touchdowns m 86 carries and 27 pointa-after-toucb- down, was named with 23 other top prep gndders to'represent the South rn the Redwood Empire Football Classic Aug. 26 in Eu- reka. Selected with Blanchfield, a halfback, was Saint quarterback Walt Raymond Raymond, like Blanchfield. an all-North Bay League II gridder in his junior and senior year, flipped 16 touchdown passes and had a 41-56 passing record for 895 The South will be coached bf George Davis, whose Saints from St. Helena won the NBL II foot- ball championship in his first .year ap coach, and South Fork’s Gene McKamey. iNed Barsuglia. general - chair- man of the contest, said: I feel the selection committee carae up with most outstanding array of high school pigskin tal- ?nt in the six years of the event.’ The selections- Pt. Arena Nips Boonville. 13-12 ANDERSON VALLEY - A 13-12 upset was registered by Point Arena over Anderson Valley ' Boon ville� High School in Northwestern League play here yesterday. Jason Franci scored both touch- downs and the PAT for Point Arena. Arnold Slottle and Ron Beam registered the TD and PAT for Anderson Valley. 7-7 Standoff LAYTONVILLE — Laytonville and Point Arena high schools battled to a 7-7 standoff here last game. Laytonviile’s Andy Bowman passed to end Danny Chapman in the first quarter, and Point Arena’s Jason Franci caught a pass on the last play of the first half to tie the game. Hie Laytonville jayvees won the prelim ,7-0. Varsity P.A. P.A, P.A. P.A. P.A. P.A. P.A. P.A. P.A. 45 6 7 28 45 13 20 6 20 Upper Lake Calistoga Laytonville Potter Valley Leggett Valley Boonville Lower Lake Mendocino Covelo junior Varsity o 25 7 13 0 12 6 24 14 ENOS—Ron Cromwoll, Petaluma: K y Watson, Montgomery Guv Hutchens, Anaty; Kan Afford, Paint Arena, Jerry GonMlvff WT IGWV TACKLES -Del VxCov. Montgomery; Sob Richard. Fort Bragg, Bill Watson. Santa Rosa. Ray Rocha, Ferndaie. GUARDS- BoP Weigt, Cloverdale; Ken Stevenson. Fortune. Don Whitety, South Fork; Tim Dickey, Lower Lake. CENTERS-Jim Packard, Anely; Jim Chapman, South Fork. QUARTERBACKS-WeH Raymond, St. Hwna; Derek Shelton. Heelastourg. HALFBACKS-BIH Kramer. Fortuna; iason f-ra-ic F- i.-.t Atgne Dared Steele, fPWf 7 Aiax. Sonoma. Tom Blanchfield, St. Helena FULLBACKS — Tom CaKjIgH, Clover- dale Herb Engle. Fort Braoo P.A. 6 P.A. 0 P.A. 0 P.A. 0 P.A. 7 P.A. 7 Cloverdale 2 Calistoga 18 Laytonville 7 Boonville 18 Lower Lake 0 Mendocino 13 Point Arena Tips Potter Valley POTTER VALLEY — Point Arena rallied in the second half to dump Potter Valley. 27-13. in a Northwestern League football game Friday. The first touchdown came when Skip Wiedemeyer received a pass from Jason Franci jnd ran 25 yards for Point Arena. Franci passed again, this time to Ken Alford for a 15 yard trek and the other on i 20 yard run. Other outstanding players for Point Arena were Steve Peterson and Don EUingson. Point Arena 20, Lower Lake 6 POINT ARENA — Point Arena High School remained undefeated this season after scoring a 20-6 victory over Lower Lake yester- day. Point Arena has won all but one league game, having played to a 7-7 tie with Laytonville earlier in the season in North- western League iootball. Point Arena Wins. 45-0 UPPER LAKE — Point Arena Won its Northwestern league game defeating Upper Lake, 45-0, yester- day. Four touchdowns were made for Point Arena by tailback Jason Franci. Point Arena gained 80 yards in passing, 345 yards in rushing, but lost 135 yards in penalties. Point Arena will play a prac- tice game with Calistoga next Friday. Four Schools Pack NL s All-Opponents Anderson Valley. Point Arena, Covelo, and Laytonville high schools dominated the First Team of the Northwestern League All- Opponents with four players each. Given honorable mention were four Point Arena players and three each from Anderson Valley Laytonville, and Covelo. The All-Opponents list was com- piled from ballots submitted by eight of the nine NL coaches. Players listed from the cham- pionship Anderson Valley team were Billy Wilson, end; John Skttte and James Doggett, tackles, and Ron Beam. back. Nam� —School Billy Wilton. Anderson Valiev Philo Rohrbouflh. Covelo Stan Chapman, Laytonville alley Tom Carter, Laytonville James Doggett, Anderson Valiev Steve Butler, Lower Lake Stan Seeley. Lower Lake Gary Anderson, Mendocino iAjan FrAnc,. Pamf Arena Don Cobb, LavtonviliS Gary Richards. Mendocino Pane ho Whipple. Covelo Tim Porter, Coveto Position E E 4 T Honorable Mention Backs; Ron Schlosser, Lower Lake Detmer Lvd� ck. Mendocino; Don Smith. Laytonville; Phil Revngfete, Qntat Arena. Arnold Slotle BwffW vIllev; Jim wi-. Potter Valley; George Pinches, Lavton ville; S?e e Franel.. Pair Arena. Rick Ends; Tom Carter. Laytonville; Gary Beam. Anderson Valiev Mik San?� r« Pgtot ££a Tackles: Larrv Leggatt, Anderson Val- ley; Buster Morgan, Mendocino. Guards: Ken Watts. Potter Veliev; UlLS Bob Hanover, P2l-' c eve io. Centers: John Coons, Anderson Valiev; Bob Hostler. Coveto. Franci Boys Pace Victory POINT ARENA — Jason Franci passed to a touchdown, caught a touchdown pass and ran a third TD in as Point Arena High School stopped Covelo. 20-12. in their final Northwestern League football game of 1960. Franci passed to end Mike San- tana. a junior, and ran eight yards. Jason's sophomore brother, Steve Franci, pitched 35 yards to Jason for the other TD. Point Arena wound up with a 6-1-1- NL record. Don Ellingson Roger Seymour Ron Combs Steve Petersen End Guard Tackle Center All League Ken Alford End All League North-South Classic Junior Varsity BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Toby Storenetta, Mgr., Steve Gray, Gary Swift, Leighton Nelson, Babe Pinola, Edward Porteous, Larry Lund. SECOND ROW: Mr. Garrett; Coach, Lynn Ritner, Ricky Huls, Mike Dingman, Marvin Moss, Ronny Galletti, Richard Scaramella. THIRD ROW: John Johnson, Duane Potter, John Iversen, Tommy Vincent, Harry Clyde, Dennis Wiedenmeyer, Doug Taylor. Captains “A” Team BACK ROW: Left to Right, Steve Petersen, Jason Franci, Ken Alford, Don Ellingson, BUI Melvin, Mr. Garrett, Coach. FRONT ROW: John Stometta, Bob Wiedenmeyer, Allan Dingman, Larry Mason. C A P T A I N S Point Arena Captures 'Coast' Hoop Crown POINT ARKNA — Point Arena K High School hit 41 per cent of its e rst quarter shots to jump off to a n 19-0 lead then coast past Boonville High School. 63 43, to win the A Northwestern League coast scc- 1 tion championship last night, f The game was postponed from o earlier in the season. r Jason Franci, six foot Point d Arena forward, scored 11 field goals—three in the first quarter— and five free throws to wind up as high scorer with 27 points. Ken Alford was next with 13 for Point Arena. Point Arena led. 35-25. at half- time. Boonvilie cut that lead to 37-42 midway into the third quar ter. but their comeback sputtered when two free throws were missed. Jason Franei scored 11 of Point Arena's 16 points in the fourth quarter. The win gives Point Arena a 7-1 final league record, and Boonville a 6-2 mark. Pom� Arena «3 J. Franc! S. Franci Alford Ellingson Sfometta Peterson Mason Wildenmeycr Totals ♦ 9 « � P 27 Standndgt a J Siotta 13 Beam 7 A. Slotto 6 Vaughn 2 Prather Boonville 5 fg ft tp 3 I 7 0 Norton 0 Wilson —— Cook 13 63 Triolet� Point Arena Boonville ___ U 13 45 1 14 12 16—63 ___f 16 12 6—45 A Scores League P.A. 85 Leggett Valley 29 P.A. 38 Boonvllle 44 P.A. 94 Mendocino 33 P.A. 59 Laytonville 45 P.A. 77 Leggett Valley 26 P.A. 44 Mendocino 29 P.A. 68 Laytonville 37 P.A. 63 Boonvllle 45 Anderson Valley Tournament P.A. 36 Mendocino 37 P.A. 43 Geyservllle 31 Non- league: P.A. 30 Analy 41 P.A. 52 Clover dale 57 P.A. 36 Fort Bragg 39 P.A. 62 S.F. State J.V.'s 69 P.A. 43 Fort Bragg 47 “A Scoring And Rebounding T.P. Av. T.R. Av. Ken Alford 105 13.1 134 19.2 Allan Dlngman 2 .25 0 0 Don Elllngson 59 7.5 28 4 Jason Franci 153 19.1 117 16.7 Steve Franci 78 9.8 85 12.1 Larry Mason 23 2.9 21 3 Bill Melvin 3 .25 11 1.3 Paul Opperman 9 1.1 Steve Petersen 18 2.2 35 5 John Stornetta 68 8.5 13 1.8 Bob Wiedenmeyer 7 .9 6 .8 Team averages game: 66.5 points scored 63.9 rebounds 35.6 points allowed “B Team BACK ROW: Left to Right, Duane Potter, Dennis Wiedenmeyer, John Johnson, Lynn Caughey, Tom Vincent, Ron Matteoll, Richard Scaramella, Mr. Mitchell, Coach. FRONT ROW: Lynn Rltner, Manager, Dave Stornetta, Ron Galletti, Steve Gray, Larry Lund, Toby Stornetta, Mike Dingman, Manager. Captains Dave Stornetta and Lynn Caughey IV1 61 - B Scores Point Arena 63 Leggett Valley 37 23 Fort Bragg 53 ■ 31 Boonvllle 35 • 68 Mendocino 51 . 51 Laytonvllle 45 • N 51 Leggett Valley 26 M n 43 Boonvllle 32 M N 49 Fort Bragg 62 M M 26 Mendocino 25 • m 54 Laytonv Ule 38 P.A. Freshmen 23 P.A. Upperclassmen 43 Scoring And Rebounding T.P. Av. T.R. Av. Lynn Caughey 79 9.5 Ron Gallettl 38 4.3 Steve Gray 4 .5 John Johnson 6 .75 Larry Lund 1 .12 Ron Matteoll 89 11 Duane Potter 45 5.2 Richard Scaramella 6 .75 Dave Stornetta 66 9.4 Toby Stornetta 17 2 Tom Vincent 25 3 Dennis Wledenmeyer 20 2.2 72 12 13 1.9 7 1.1 9 1.5 0 0 84 14 58 10 6 1 11 1.8 2 .3 22 3.8 IS 2.2 Team averages: 49.8 rebounds per game 48 Points Scored per game 39 Points given up per game