Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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BEE BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Row: C. Rezentez, E. Swentick, P. Daniels, D. Larson fMgr.J. Bark Row: B. Corclier, W. Mutz, C. johnson, L. Mitchell, B. Kyle. Bee Basketball Loses I4, Wins 9. Coach Overgarrd Bee Scores Santiago School Opponent 50 Sunny Hills 56 48 La Habra 67 36 Rancho 60 43 Magnolia 46 59 Tustin 78 41 Sunny Hills 73 78 La Habra 79 45 Rancho 58 64 Magnolia 49 52 Tustin 65 120 Below, Bob Cordier, one of the most valuable players makes an easy two points,

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Santiago's junior varsity basketball team played a fine season and earned the title of Garden Grove City Champs. The team's determination to give the best effort possible earned them this title for the second consecutive year. They had a record of eleven wins and two losses until three players were called up to the varsity squad. They finished the season with thirteen wins and twelve losses, play- ing their best games against Rancho Alamitos and Westminster. Some of the outstanding players on the junior varsity team this year were: Rod Sweet, voted the junior co-player of the Garden Grove tournament by opposing coaches, Bob Harries, voted first team co-player of the Garden Grove tournament by opposing coaches, and Mike German, voted by his teammates as the team's most valuable player. Junior Varsity Scores Santiago Opp. 6l Sunny Hills .... . , 63 45 La I-Iabra .... . . 76 49 Rancho ...... . . 49 65 Magnolia .... . . 59 53 Tustin ...... . . 52 63 Sunny Hills ... .. 66 37 La I-Iabra .... . . 62 52 Rancho ..... . . 76 66 Magnolia .... . . 42 46 Tustin ..... . . 54 Junior Varsity Finishes Season With I3 Wins, I2 Loses JUNIOR VARSITY - Front Row: Bob Kennard, T. Bennett, R. Winklepleck,P. I-Iollenbaugh 1Manager7. Back Row: A. Rudow, A. jianas, G. Thomas, C. Cutler. S !g,..'. I I Coach Leavey Curtis Cutler Most Improved H Sta -L V 5 Q ea 'Y it I

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- Cee Team Plays 22 Games, Loses l5. Although neither the Cee nor the Bee basketball teams can boast a perfect season, both teams proved to be hard fighters. A young team that shows great promise, is Coach Nels Overgarrd's opinion of the Bee team. This is easily realized by simply observing the team's record for the season. Among the many close games, the one against the league- leading La Habra squad is considered to be the most thrilling by Coach Overgarrd. In this game, which Santiago lost by the narrow margin of 78-79 in overtime, the boys displayed a fine attitude and great desire which contributed to their success. Some of the outstanding players were Gary Wilson, Lanny Mitchell, Paul Daniels, and Clyde Rezentez. The most exciting game for the Cee team this season was against Magnolia. Santiago won by one point. Coach Ivan McCann considers the second game with Rancho to be exciting even though our team lost. Three overtimes were called and good rebounding contributed much to the high scores. Mike Dixon and john Ladd were considered to be the team's most outstanding players. .,,, 1 s x Coach McCann NS lr' rg i A Mike Dixon Mott Valuable Player 'l - '- ' Tri Rex jackson Mott Improved Player Cee Scores Santiago School Opponent 36 Sunny Hills 57 25 Rancho Alamitos 50 23 La Habra 39 30 Magnolia 29 30 Tustin 26 28 Sunny Hills 47 28 La Habra 53 45 Rancho 46 48 Magnolia 29 33 Tustin 38 CEE BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Roux' J, Shipes, P. Williams, son, DI. Ladd, M, Dixon, B. Bucholz, H. Dietrich. G, Brown, D. Asch. Bark Roux' R. jack , as X, ,U Hi ?':'Tl' r S ..