San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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Don Seavey-Shorf siop. One of leading l1iHers on feam. A senior who frans- ferred here. Graaf shori sfop. Mike Giddings-Firs+ base. Led ieam in hiffing lasf year and hi+ over .300 fhis year. Was fhe mouih of fhe feam. Pele Reynolds-Cenrer field. Probably ihe ouisfanding defensive ouiiielder in fha League. Hif in 'fhe clean-up spoi. ,fl ' ' 4 aw Mike Giddings sfrefches ouf io nab a Burbank runner af 'Firsf base. Dennis Mooney connecis for a crucial hiiagains+Burrougl'1s. Ken Brown piiches fo a Muir bafier af Brookside wifh Jim McDowell, Dennis Walker, Mike Giddings in 'lhe background, and Dennis Mooney cafching. Q. y . Hai 4 ' f I 3.355- the ur f' satin Brooks Hughes-Pifcher. A con- verfed infielder who furned in some fine mound performances. Should be flwe class of flue League nexf year. Ken Kiesler-Lefi field. A refurn- ing iunior who played qood ball in flue field and should be oui- sfanding nexf year. I

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Jim McDowell-Second base. Fancy field- ing iunior and an expert pivol man on double'plays. Jim Knerr-Third base. Oufslanding lhird baseman in League. HH over .300 for second slraighf year. Relurns nexf year. Jaclx Ferron-Lefl' field. A real husller wifh a fine lhrowing arm. He is a iunior. Ken Brown-Pilcher. Led 'lhe Ti- gers +o 'Phe League fifle. One of lhe besl pifchers in high school baseball. Dennis Mooney-Cafcher. Bes+ calcher af SP 'for a number of years. Hif over .300, direcled fhe pilchers in line sfyle. Jim Knerr is shown banging ouf a hit againsl Glendale. Pele Reynolds slides inlo home wilh a run againsl Hoover. Brooks Hughes delivers in acfion againsl Muir. Coach Green is shown in lhe foreground, and lhe Tiger infield in baclrground.

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Jay ee Ka e6 I Coach C. Garland Lewis with his two captains, the aces of his pitching staff, Phil Bell and Jim Mercer. JAYVEE TENNIS SQUAD. FRONT ROW: Jeme lian, Taylor, Amestoy, Mitchell, Paris, Hammond. 2ND ROW: Bonnell, Green, Brooks, Blakeslee, Jor- dan, Coach Swart. JAYVEE BASEBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Riesen, manager, Lorenz, Mercer, Keller, Stallramp McGinnis, Moore, Almada, Bun- ting. Cottle, Savage. ZND ROW Klein, Dwight, McCann, Hamphill Converse, Gentry, Tibbetfs, Bell Biszanh, Coach Lewis. The Jayvees did exceptionally well for such an inexperienced team, finishing sec- ond in the Foothill League. The team, brought along in fine style by Coach C. Garland Lewis, was captained by its battery mates, catcher Jim Mercer, and pitcher Phil Bell. Gary Biszantz, also turned in some fine games on the mound. After losing the first two League games to Burbank and Bur- roughs, the Jayvees bounced back to win their remaining three games, showing once more the do or die spirit of South Pasadena. Darold Klein led the team in hitting with a lusty .349 average. lnfielders, Jim Lorenz, third base, Bobby Tea-Bags Dwight, short- stop, John McCann, second base and Roger Keller, first base, all played good ball on defense as well as getting hits at the right time. The outfield, consisting of Roger Bun- ting, Bardon McGinnis, and Klein also proved themselves highly capable ball play- ers. ay ee Tenni The Jayvees kept up SP's tennis traditions, easily winning the 'Foot- hill League, although only three teams entered. However, the Jayvees also played other varsity teams, such as Rosemead and Mark Keppel, and defeated them with almost as much ease. Certainly this is an out- standing accomplishment, beating other school's varsities with our Jayvees. Also, some of the boys played with the varsity after showing their worth on the Jayvees. During the early part of the season, Lou Amestoy, Bill Blakeslee, and Jim Sobieski at singles, and Tom Mitchell and Tom Taylor at doubles carried the load, notching the victories for the all-conquering team. Sparking the Jayvees to victory in most of their League matches were lettermen, Sobieski, Al Jordan, Tim Green, Don Paris, Chuck Hammond, John Huston, and Carl Ceaser. Much credit is due to this team in keeping the fine record of SP's Tennis Teams.