San Carlos High School - El Don Yearbook (San Carlos, CA)

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Uaraifg Z?a5LefLaf 1965. 66 jlle Ckarnlaiolw Page 19 ROW ONE: Gordy Burton, Bob Anido, Tom Hencmann, Rick Brandeburg, Webb Chell, Randy Stewart. ROW TWO: Don Buickerood, John Radetich, Doug Covey, Craig Farley, Greg Gustafson, Bob Emery, Kan Buickerood, Chris Williams, Tom Simpson, Coach Drever. NOT PICTURED: Don Brandeburg, Greg Andrews. QQ Head Coach: jerry Drever jV record: W 2, L 8 as ,L T ,f W, 5 V l l W, ignwf Us All-league selections: 5 - 1 Bob Emery- forward. V X D Ken Buickcrood, forward. ' if ' Rick Brandeburg, guard. S.P.A.L. Final Standings e 4 San Carlos W H L 5 Woodside W 7 L 9 rl l Sequoia IZ 4 Gunn 4 12 - - we ' ' Y Palo Alto 12 4 Cubberley 4 12 I Ravenwood l l 5 Carlmont 0 16 Menlo-Ath. 9 7

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water POE, 1965 VARSITY ROW ONE: john Hall Qmgrq, X Bobby Shank, Ron West, Boyd Rob- inson, Larry Bresso, Bill Hanford, Red Rowe, Kent McBain. ROW yea 92- TWO: Don Hall fmgrj, Tom Buckles, Craig Martin, Bill Volpe, Curt Hansen, Steve Holmes, Pete Hagens, Glen Korengold, John Marsden, Tom Hale, Coach De- Nardo. Although not finishing high in the S.P.A.L. stand- ings, this year's water polo squad gained valuable experience. The varsity only had one Senior, and the juniors on the team looked forward to a promising 1966 season. ,fig :ii in V :PE-'a Fffw-an t 'fiif' si Lf. l 5 ' ' 'H ' ' -,- -:'-.+- 'Q-z 1? ' ' S l va.- 1., b ,- QQ -4--A T. Q arsl fa-a f.-', .--., - --.flask I Q, 'fx 5319 V , ark.. .lib FROSH-SOPH ROW ONE: Don Hall Cmgrj, Bruce Goines, Rick Wilson, John Rossman, Rich Stone, Jeff Christianson, Jeff Beard, Howie Lund. ROW TWO: john Hall Cmgrj, Tom Murphy, Larry Santaga, Steve Elliott, Pete Wellons, Gary Pinkis, Marc Jameson, Rick Siebert. ROW THREE: Larry Lloyd, XWalt White, Bob Jacobson, Jack Hatfield, Duane Nelson, Fred Myers, Mike Taylor, Coach DeNardo. Page 191

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jhe fnae of fhe .jsrlungriw U took place on December 10th, 1965 as the fifth annual version of the San Carlos varsity basketball team was unleashed on the Aragon Dons. The North- erners were left with a sour taste in their mouths, finding themselves behind 9-0 after one minute of play, The final score was 69-43 and the long season had begun. San Carlos waited a week and then dumped the scrappy Sunnyvale jets, 63-51 for their first road victory and second overall victory of the young season. Christmas vacation found the Dons in San Mateo and Burlingame on successive days. San Mateo fell hard, 59-52, on a cold morning in an equally cold gym. The Panthers, somewhat overmatched, were bombed, 80-41, on the next day. On December 27, the Dons went back to Sunnyvale to open the Holiday Tournament against Camden at 10 A.M. The team from Camden fought hard, staying with SC through the third quarter. The Dons finally prevailed by the score of 72-56. SC moved into prime time against Fremont, the following night. They also moved into the record books and the semi-finals by winning, 89-55. The Dons next faced the Menlo-Atherton Bears. M-A, on a 6 game winning streak. was out for blood, and went down 74-60 only after putting up a good battle. PHOTOS FIRST TOP: SCers-Covey, Buickeroord. Farley in- between opponents. SECOND TOP: Buickerood fights Fremonters at Sunnyvale. RIGHT: Farley and Buick- erood fight Blackford. Don Brandeburg watches. ln the finals, the Dons faced the powerful Black- ford Braves. The Braves featured 6 foot, 9 inch Dennis Awtrey, and were rather formidable. SC fell behind early, and by the third quarter were trailing by 14 points. A late-game rush sent the game into overtime at 68-68. Rick Brandeburg of the Dons sent SC ahead, 74-72, with 8 seconds left in the overtime, and that was the game. The Dons ended their non-league play with an 8-0 record. They were ranked high in the state, and were favorites to win the S.P.A.L.