Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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IO8 GD iq,-,ff D IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Pagles, MCNealy, Reddie, Cox, Pedigo. Row 2: Coach Lei, Haase, Frey, Whitley, Barnes, McArdle, Dryer, Kyle, Dultz, Luros. B BASKETBALL: Row 1: Young, Hein, Heyl, Myers, Gucchiardo, Nofziger. Row 2: Collard, Bowerman, Kelley, Keniston, Billsborro, Davis, Townsend, Echland, Torres. Row 3: Haberkorn, Patterson, Popejoy, Peterson, Pfeil, Rourke, Koutnik, Erickson, King, Haberkorn, Couch Shofstall. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Reseda's junior varsity casaba team, behind the fine playing of Dave Reddie, Richard Cox, and Cameron Pedego, finished in the number two position be- hind the league leading Wolves. One of the most thrilling games to be played in many a year saw the Wolves come from behind with 35 sec- onds left in the game and beat Reseda 52-51, in a real heartbreaker for the, Regents. B BASKETBALL Charged by the scoring of Steve King and Dennis Paterson, combined with Larry Popejoy's defensive work, Coach Waymon Shofstall's B basketball team finished the 1958 season in second place While sporting an impressive lU-4 record. At their first meeting, North Holly- wood handed them their first defeat. Vowing revenge in the second round of play, Reseda sharpened their defen- ses and old shooting eye to wallop the battle-stricken Huskies, 53-48. Hats off to a fine Regent team that fought with true Reseda spirit! Spirit and courage prevailed C BASKETBALL: Row 1: Kinsella, Adams, Blumfield, Robinson, Rob- inson, lwai. Row 2: Woodfill, Pollack, Anders, Braithwaite, Berman, Ross, Labiddie. Row 3: Coach Shofstall, Smith, Williams, Orme, Monypeny, Mills, Tominello, Blumfielcl, Hansen, Link, Isgur. C BASKETBALL Losing three of their first five games, the Regent midgets bounced right back and cap- tured all of the remaining nine games to end up in second place. Sharpshooters Charles Blumfield and iay Robinson, whiz kid Kent iwai, and ace re- bounder Dave Monypeny led the team to many an exciting game that spelled victory for Re- seda,

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