Sir Francis Drake High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (San Anselmo, CA)

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M y d C pb ll g p f ball with Jones Two UAll-Leaguetsn meet asDHendricks drives M h D V ' t p t SCGRES DRAKE OPP. DRAKE OPP St. Ignatius .,,,,,,., ....,,.. 4 0 50 Petaluma Polytechnic .,...... ........ 3 3 47 Petaluma Sacred Heart ..,,.... ...,.... 3 6 50 Tamalpais . Balboa ,.,............ ..,..... 4 8 41 Tamalpais . Mission ..,.,,,,..,,, ..,,,... 4 0 42 Vallejo ..,,.., Sacred Heart ,,,,..,, ....,... 5 4 43 Vallejo ....... St. Ignatius ............. ..... 3 6 44 San Rafael Marin Catholic ........... ....,,.. 3 4 27 San Rafael. Marin College JV ....... .,...,.. 4 4 63 Analy ........, Lowell ..................... .,,.. 3 3 72 Analy ,.,,.,.,, Marin Catholic ....... ..... 2 6 Santa Rosa. 35 29 32 39 Santa Rosa, Napa ........w Napa ......... M G th h d S Rafael game. Hendricks hits for two against Apaches. C pb ll h lc l t H d fV

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Dan Caldwell, John Hendricks, Butch I-Iallinan, Tony Bailey, Alan Andersen, Managers Lowell Oxtoby and Harold Clem. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fitzhenry, Mike McCone, Bob McGrath, John Campbell, Larry Johnson, Walt Langford, Graham Morey, Dick Forster. BASKETBALL The Drake varsity cagers had a good season, finishing in a third place tie in the league. John Hendricks, the 4'Blond Bombshell, scored 401 points to have second place scoring honors in Northern California, and top N.B.L. honors. John broke two league records. Mike McCone, Drake's flashy guard, made all-league honorable mention. Bob McGrath, center, John Campbell and Dan Caldwell, forwards, and Graham Morey, guard, all contributed greatly to Drake's cause, and each made a uherov of himself in at least one game. 1 Coach Fitzhenry's boys pulled out in front of the league from the start, and held that lead until meeting Santa Rosa near the end of the season. The year's most disheartening loss was when the Green and White traveled to San Rafael and were topped by nine points. Drake had the consolation of a 24 point win over the Bulldogs, however, in another game. . Drake broke the league scoring record against Analy 72-31, only to see the record rebroken by Vallejo. , J The season was unpredictable and full of upsets. Napa won the championship with a 12 win, 2 loss record. Santa Rosa and Vallejo tied for second with 10 and '4 records, third place went to Drake and San Rafael with records of 8 wins and 6 losses. Fourth spot went to Tamalpais which ended up with a 6 and 8 record, followed by Analy which won 4 and lost 10. Cellar-dwelling Petaluma ended up unvictorious with fourteen losses.

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Sh g his winning form, forward A ld Beaulieu puts in another bas- k t th d g W BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Warren Levin, Arnold Beaulieu, Steve Preble, Jerry Crews, Larrv Tracy. SECOND N ROW: Coach Paul Daly, John Winton, Ed Vocke, Milton Hain, Rod Moore, Tom Macwilliams. Drake's green MB basketball team, after only a fair practice season and a slow league start, finished fast with 10 wins against two losses and a tie for the league crown, to become Drake's first pennant winner. Leading scorers Arnold Beaulieu and Tom McWilliams added further laurels to the team by making the All-League B squad. Milton Hain, defensive ace, and Ed Voke, center, made honorable mention. Hustling Steve Preble rounded out the first string. 1 e secon ame with Tam. LEAGUE GAMES Drake SCCDRES Drake Opp. 28 St. Ignatius ........ Petaluma 19 34 Polytechnic ...... Petaluma 21 17 Sacred Heart .... Tamalpais . ..,... 28 25 Baflbloa ' ' Tamalpais .... .....l 2 8 44 Mlsslon Vallejo 36 30 Sacred Heart... x7'a11e-io St. IgI1atil1S ..,. . San 24 28 Marin Cat110llC San Rafael .,...... ...... 1 3 37 LOWFI1 ' Analy 44 29 Marin Catholic Analy ............. .. ...... 18 Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Napa .,... Napa .. 24 19 34