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

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wi? SWIM TEAM-Front Roux' I. Moon, R. Savely, M. Phenn, I. Saumell, B, Kennedy, W. Van Alyn, R, Bittenbender, P. Nielsen, Parry, D. Leevis. Serond Row: W. Waddingham, C. Luchsinger, E. Bonds, S. Schopel, D. Leevis, G. Watkins, I. Dyrenforth, L. Martland, S. Katzenbergerhl. Grogan, L. Roberts. Bark Roux' Coach Massie R. Pecos, R. Anderson, W. Phenn, L. Zuloaga, D. I-lefler,,l. Rich, W. Moon G. Harclehan, R. White, S. Balback, Coach Scherer. u Dnl One Member Of Swim Team Has Varsity Exponents. . S T.. 1- ii-I5 i,,z'xx' .,.. if . . , fl ' S . The swimming team this year suffered ' greatly from not having enough varsity I swimmers. There is only one boy who actual- ly has varsity exponents-the rest of the Qoach Massie Qoach gchefer varsity squad is made up of boys who should be playing on the bee team. It is interesting to note that the Crestview League is one of the strongest in swimming competition, which makes it hard for an inexperienced team to make any progress. We have, however, two boys who rank high as individuals in the Crestview League. They are Ivar Dyrenforth and Bob Bittenbender. Both boys are con- sidered the champs of their events in league competition. Coach Scherer speaks to Bob Bittenbender 135

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Water Polo Team Faced With Size Disadvantage. Water polo is a new sport in our area. Swimming pools are conspicuously absent from our backyards. Despite the tremendous advantages enjoyed by most of our more fortunate neighbors in the league, the three Santiago divisions made a good showing for themselves ffive wins, seven lossesb. The ten varsity players regularly competed against at least twice their number over a period of one hour. Of interest to note is that our var- sity was composed primarily of B exponent boys from the junior class. Stand by-next year they will bring you glory, said Coach Massie. Outstanding players on the team were Captains Bob Bittenbender and Bruce Ken- nedy. Walt VanAlyne was the most improved and Ernie jaramillo was the most valuable. l Q 1 .iw .4 , 12 I? Ernie jaramillo Coach Massie WATER POLO-Front Row: N. Harkins, I. Dyrenforth, W. VanAlyne, B. Kennedy, B. Bittenbender 1, R '-'i 3 ' . , I , .f-3' ' J f . mf i f j ESL Outstanding players are Bruce Kennedy, Walt Van Alyne, and Bob Bittenbender. WATER POLO SCORES Santiago School Opponent 5 Western 8 5 Rancho Alimitos O 0 Costa Mesa 5 l5 Westminster 19 14 Bolsa Grande 13 4 Santa Ana 6 li Valencia 3 21 Kennedy 3 15 Troy 4 8 Sunny Hillsak 13 6 La Habraa' 15 6 Tustini' 14 10 Rancho Alirnitosx 13 it signifies league games u S. Ballback, . Stringfellow, Saumell F. Will. Middle Rowxj. Graham, D. Hefler, L. Zuloaga,j.Rich, M. Phinn, S. Katzenberger, R. Savely, C. Lunchinger, R. Purdue. Back Row: Q. Blaha, 1Managerb, Coach -Mg-Q, l. Parry, D. Sacal, D. Leestma, A. Slater, L. Maitlan, J. McAllister, D. Fritz, Coach Westra. Z .... A K Ei' 5. V W , , .. , -r , t.- sv f sims wiv. ei f1er ,.

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.,. 5, as .., . ,fin LETTERMEN S CLUB Fran! Row R Fonseca, D. Minamide, M. Derrick, W. Van Alyne, S. Bell. Serena' Rau M Anderson R Winklepleck R Greene, C. Meacham, R. Matsuda,j. Wolf, R. Sokolowski, Mr Stan Gordon Lan Row j Hyatt R Hauer, P. O'Brian, Mjentz, D. Ferguson. Lettermen s Club Sponsors Donkey Basketball Game The Lettermen's Club is open to boys who have lettered in any sport. Service is the club's objective. The wildest basketball game of the year was sponsored by the club. Teach- ers were pitted against senior boys- and all rode donkeys. Students flocked to this game, which netted the letter- men about 520000. Seniors won the game 30 to 28. Demonstrating the technique of donkey basketball is David jones, who consecutively leaps onto the donkey Cat leftb, loses his balance Cbelow lefty, and slides to the floor Cbelowj. E. 2 f' f sf .ki ' L