Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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BAS Mr. Jim Naughton Coach The 1964-'65 Cee BaskeTball Team, under the direction of Mr. Jim Naughton, fought To gain a Tie with Pioneer for The Suburban League Title. The Team con- cluded The season with a league record of 12 wins and 2 losses. Coach Naugh- Ton praised The defensive play of cap- tain Bob Niemi and The scoring ability of guard Steve Bowman. DEE BAS PLACE This year's Dee Basketball Team was composed of all freshman boys. ln This, Their first TasTe of high school athletics, They played forcefully To capture fourth place in Suburban League play. Ron Ambrose averaged better Than 14 points per game during league play and established a new record for a Dee player when he scored 29 points against La Serna. Mr. Charles Course, The Team's new coach, said, The Team played well Together, and They gained valuable ex- perience that will help The Teams of Sierra in The future. Mr. Charles Course Coach CEE BASKETBALL-Bohom Row: Tarn Fleming, Bob Niemi, Steve Knuboff, Mark Thomson, Greg Nickols, and Steve Bowman. Top Row: Greg McCall, Steve O'Fallon, Ray Pasillas, Chuck Anderson, Dave Henry, and Dave Jordan. CEE BASKETBALL DEE BASKETBALL SCORES SCORES OPPONENT SIERRA OPPONENT SIERRA El Rancho .. 33 35 Excelsior . . .,,L 23 29 Kennedy . ..,. 9 43 La Serna . ..., 37 25 Whittier . . . .30 38 Whittier . ..., 31 28 Alhambra . . .. 48 40 Alhambra , ..., 39 22 El Monte ... 33 45 El Monte . . . . . .35 29 Montebello . .34 32 Montebello . . ,,.. 20 27 John Glenn .. . 27 44 John Glenn . ..., 27 36 Artesia ,. ,..4O 41 Artesia .. ,. .42 50 Pioneer .,,. . . .45 49 Pioneer . . ... 434 14 Monte Vista .. . 28 45 Monte Vista N19 33 Mayfair ... .. 44 47 La Serna .. . . 62 49 John Glenn .. .. 31 42 Mayfair ,.,. , .27 47 Artesia .. . .48 54 John Glenn ... 31 62 La Mirada . . 19 30 Artesia . 47 45 Monte Vista . , . . .37 40 La Mirada .48 43 Mayfair .... . .36 52 Monte Vista . , .13 18 La Serna . ,.51 41 Mayfair .. . .. .62 49 Pioneer .. 48 33 La Serna . . . .65 46 La Mirada . . .41 43 Pioneer . . . .59 52 La Mlrada . . .... 23 44 4. --Il-s -1-I-J -.L 1 DEE BASKETBALL+Bottom Row: Roger Wheelock, Ron Ambrose, Paul Henderson, Bob Kitzman, Brent Clark, and Jim Baal. Top Row: Art Pasillas, Dave Armstrong, Russ Swift, Dan Bardin, Bill Sollie, and Steve Henderson.

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALLfBoH'om Row: Glen Johnson, Ron Rice, Dave Stephens, George Moreno, Mark Bishop, Som Guye, and Brion Estes. Top Row: David Coffey, Tom Seymour, Russ Waldo, Andy Walkover, Bob Peterson, and John Donovan. OPPONENT El Rancho . Kennedy .. Whittier . . , Alhambra , El Monte. . , Montebello John Glenn Artesia . . . Pioneer . . . Monte Vista La Serno .. Mayfair , . . John Glenn Artesia , La Miraolo Monte Vista Mayfair , , La Serno . Pioneer . . , Lo Miroda J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES SIERRA 44 45 55 45 50 65 78 39 58 62 43 42 59 48 30 50 46 39 55 39 OPPONENT El Rancho Kennedy . Whittier , . Alhambra El Monte , Montebello John Glenn Artesia , Pioneer . . Monte Vista La Serna . Mayfair , , John Glenn Artesia . . Lo Miracla Monte Vista Mayfair . La Serna . Pioneer . . La Mirado BEE BASKETBALL SCORES SIERRA 56 83 64 67 69 49 68 68 56 59 48 56 73 40 55 51 82 65 71 62 BEE BASKETBALL-Bottom Row: Dick Hobson, Rick Peters, Jay Noble, Dave Niemi, Ted Cowan, Steve Smith, and Dennis LaBrie, Top Row: Bill Freymond, Dole Diset, James Brown, Ron Kiskis, Steve Easton, Don Rex, Joe Kiskis, and Dan Koenigshofer J. v. me Q Mr. Bill Carr Coach This years Junior Varsity Basketball team experienced a season of ups and downs. Coptained by senior Sam Guye, the team was led by high point men Bob Peterson and John Donovan. Juniors Dave S t e p h e n s and George Moreno rounded out the starting five. BEE BAS LEAGUE IONQ The Bee Basketball team concluded the 1964-'65 season with an outstanding record of 22 wins and 2 losses, which brought them to the well-earned Sub- urban League Championship. Starting with their third pre-league game, the team established a remarkable record by beating every Suburban League team twice and ending the season after a win- ning streak of 21 games. The team aver- aged 61 points per game in league play. Led by Ron Kiskis, Bill Freymond, Jay Noble, Dave Niemi, and Don Rex, Coach Minier's club established a new often- sive and defensive record against Ken- nedy by holding the Fighting Irish to only 14 points, while they themselves scored 83 points. Mr. Robert Minier Coach

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WXPSUY Tl-HPD Pl-ACE X , f c 3 . 6' L93 1 ,, f in- K T 1 Chris Daniels David Dawes John Lewis Richard Ying , 1 ,. l r v l ' 6 'if K' A r fb., l A Y' 'fe u. G ff ., T l c , ..-eff Terfss ,,,p..,., . Larry Manzer Terry Runyan Gary Lee Eugene Leach Coach The W64365 V a r s i T y WresTling Team, alThough plagued by iniuries To several key men, placed Third ouT OT eighT Teams in The highly-raTed Suburban League. Ex- perienced lighTweighTs and aggressive heavyweighTs paced The Team Through an exciTing and moderaTely successful season. Decisive league vicTories over La Serna, MonTe VisTa, Pioneer, and Glenn puT The SparTans in a TirsT place Tie unTil The Tinal weeks of The season. C,l.F. represenTaTives were Jim Cobb, U94 lbs.l and co4capTains John Thelin H15 lbs.l and Warren Wallace U36 lbs.l. OTher ouTsTanding p e r T o r m e r s were Bob Dawes, Dale Daniels, Chris Daniels, Chris WhiTTingham, Larry Manzer. WiTh Ten leTTermen reTurning nexT and year, Sierra's wrestling prospecTs for a league champion- ship are brighT. I MV5' ks., 4 . John Thelin Co-Captain x i x T -X Chris Whirfirigham scores Two points for a Take-clown. A Sparvan wrestler grapples wirh his opponent.