Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Center, number 3 53 57 39 40 47 32 31 47 30 27 43 45 38 33 47 37 43 47 47 2, Brett M FRESHMEN BASKETBALL S.R. M.A. Salesian Terra Linda Drake Petaluma San Rafael San Rafael Tamalpais Marin Catholic Riordan Drake Terra Linda S.R.M.A. San Rafael Tamalpais Marin Catholic Del Valle Drake Terra Linda arches. 8 . . 30 25 54 46 35 25 26 5? 2, 42 28 29 39 19 35 Forward, number 22, Jim Thorn. The Freshmen basketball team had a successful year, win- ning l4 games and losing only 5. They posted 8 victories and were defeated twice in their league. Coach Bob Sargent at- tributed his second place finish to excellent rebounding and good team balance. His freshmen grabbed 709 rebounds during league competition and averaged 41.33 points for the season. Team captain and leading scorer Jim Thorn, together with Sam Farb and Bob Brown, provided the offensive attack. Top rebounder, Brett Marches, played the pivot, and agres- sive defensive man, Scott Barrie, was the best ball handler. Coach Sargent also commented that he had an exceptionally strong bench with Rich Slusher, Tom Guerin, Joel Johnson, and Rich Hagler. FRONT ROW-Gordon Ness, Dan Young, Rich Hagler, Scott Barrie, Sam Farb, Tom Guerin, Ray Judah, Jim Quinn. BACK ROW-Tim Hennessy, Bob Brown, Kev Brown, Rich Slusher, Jim Thorn, Brett Marches, Joel Johnson, Greg Skinner, Bob Stubbs, Coach Sargent.

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X TOP ROW L-R: Dean Stanton, Mgr., Mike DeMartini, Bob Zimmer- man, Greg Pedlar, Terry Dorais, Gary Levin, Mike Fitch, Coach Buchanan. FRONT ROW: Kirk Radke, Paul Della-Santina, Dennis Carrade, Tom Marker, Steve Malvino. Missing: Bob Piper, Steve Went- worth, Rich Hochschild. 3 g girl ii 1 ill f -.,- sg , ie! i IP ll, g 5 s gigs: ff.. 1 5 G 5 C 'J , 'S jlzliilcsbglandrian goes higher to tip this PRIDE, DESIRE, HUSTLE, BRING BEE TITLE For the Bee's, the outlook at the start of the season was questionable. Could they follow the co-championship team of last year? The opening game against the Washington l30's was a dis- astrous 39-22loss. The turning point came in the next game when the B's defeated Salesian 42-32. This was the first of a 21 game winning streak which brought the first undisputed B championship to Red- wood. LEFT' Co-captain Bob Piper goes up to bring down a rebound as Greg Pedlar comes in for assistance. RIGHT' Co-captain Tom Marker puts up ajump shot as Steve Malvino watches. 9 ggi, Y The championship was truly a team effort with the all-around skills of co-captain Tom Marker, the outstanding rebounding of co-captain Bob Piper, the accuracy of Greg Pedlar, the wild drives of Terry Dorais, the pesky Steve Malvino, bustling Steve Wentworth, the fine shooting of Mike Candrian, the passing skill of Bob Zim- merman, the speed and desire of Dennis Carrade, and the cooperation and contri- butions of Gary Levin, Mike DeMartini, Paul Della-Santina, Kirk Radke, Mike Fitch, and Rick Hochschild. The Beeis this year had five members on the All League Team. They were Tom Marker, Greg Pedlar on the first team, Bob Piper and Terry Dorais on the second team and Tom Malvino received an honor- able mention. Redwood 48 Terra Linda 34 Redwood 40 Novato Redwood 38 San Rafael 21 Redwood 51 San Rafael Redwood 49 DeAnza 23 Redwood 45 Tamalpais Redwood 34 Westmoor 32 Redwood 64 San Marin Redwood 34 San Rafael 28 Redwood 35 Drake f Redwood 38 Marin Catholic 29 Redwood 51 Novato Scoreboard Redwood 22 Washington 39 Redwood 31 San Marin Redwood 42 Salesian 32 Redwood 39 Drake Redwood 39 Drake 22 Redwood 55 Terra Linda Redwood 49 El Camino 28 Redwood 58 Marin Catholic 45 Redwood 50 Tamalpais 7 Redwood 33 Terra Linda

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WRE TL1 'EFWJ K i SK 1. A 5 as New ,sit ., 5553? Jim Keigwin in head to head Combat This year Redwood placed 4th in League com- petition with a two win, three loss record, los- ing many close battles. Commenting on the 1968-69 season Coach Roark stated that he had great admiration for these boys because none of them were quitters. He also said, I was very disappointed to see such a small turnout of freshmen for the team, and I hope to see many more younger wrestlers out for the team next season. Jeff Sloan, Jeff Pederson, Lee Chris- topher, Zach Carter and Phil Simon were cited as outstanding wrestlers this year. Blair Bavuso held the longest winning streak, having won seven straight matches. FRONT ROW: Manager Rich Mills, Jeff Sloan, Jeff Pedersen, Jeff Perdelwitz, Steve Hall, Dave Walker, Lee Christopher. TOP ROW: nun? M ll ll Coach Price, Nick Moga, Zach Carter, Larry Gutavson, Dave Bald win, Phil Simon, Gary Kasprzak, Coach Roark. gi v Ke. U,