University High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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, I . Iii I . I E I s E S I K BEE FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 3: A. Elena, D. Wickersham, J. Iwanaga, J. Mora, S. Kawabala, B. Nakamura, M. Sasaki, M. Madrid, L. Yamanaka J. Mifsuchi, J. Macias, R. Durgin, B. Carillo, H. Kaufman, L. Charles, C. Kurnall, B. Kipple, B. Sandie. Row 2: R. Jiminez, A. Tanaka, F. Bauersfield, R deLaix, C. Huanfe, S. DeMeyer, D. McGra+h, T. G'oH'ier, R. Bryan, A. Collins, B. Vonwiffenberg, D. Sambrano, E. Isenson. Row I: R. Tanaka. A. Hinds D. Hess, D. Ernsi, B. Huichins, I. Moramofo, M. Idieshi, M. Gonzales, S. Alcala, B. Cunningham, T. Nakada, T. Noda. ee MZZQZZ As far as 'rhe Indian Bee Fooiball I'eam was concerned, I950 was an uneveniful year. The Ieam, weak in reserves, 'Fell 'ro all opponen+s save Fairfax. S+ar players Ihroughoul' Ihe season included Cap- I'ain Max Madrid, Jim Mora, John Milsuchi, Glen Harman, Bob Carillo, Ben Nakamura, Joe Iwanaga, and Dave McGra'Ih. Jim Mora led 'rhe I'eam 'Io i+s lone viciory, Ihe season opener. Affer a scoreless firs+ half, 'rhe pin'I- sized Colonials scored 7 poinI's in fhe Ihird period. Then Mora scooied in an end-around play 'For six poinls, and 'rhe Papooses evened Ihe counl' as John Milsuchi passed +o Bob Carillo for Ihe eixi' r a poin'I'. Wi+h +he score knoH'ed and only seven minules 'ro go, Mora again ran +he same end play 'for anoiher T. D. Max Madrid ran I'he ball over for 'rhe exira poin+, and I'he game ended wiih an Indian vicI'ory, I4-7. S

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VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Row 2: P. Kahn, Mgr., D. Harringfon, M. Perroff, J. Anning, L. Ragens, G. Enoch, B. Bafrker, Coach J. Fugal. Row I P M l d S. Wayne, B. Mishell, P. Thompson, J. Thorner, F. Clark. . ' , QA, ? 4, ' 7 , , 4 . A, fi .31 J f , 3 mile -amid . 'fd Ending an unevvenrful season, mainsfay Bill Ro berfi copped fhe All-Cify Tennis 1'i+le, and second and rhird men Mike Perram and Phil Mauldin feamed up fo fake 'rhe doubles crown. J Favored fo win +he Wesfern League, fhe Warriors losi lo a sirong Los Angeles +eam 4-3, and bowed 'l'o Hollywood 'rhe following week by +he sa me score. AH'erna+ing for +he fourfh and fif+h spo+s were Bruce- Barker, Phil Thompson, and Wilson BuHe. The doubles were iaken care of by Jeff Thorner, Mike PerroH, Bob Mishell, John Anning, and Lee Ragens. Mike Perram Phil Thompson Bill Roberfi

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BASKETBALL TEAM: D. Quackenbush, R. Heredia, D. Porfer, P. M auldin, B. Miller, A. Schweifzer, M. Perro'H', B. Jennings, A. Lenz, F. Ig D M l ee Zcwketlaff -The I950 Universify Bee Baskeflaall feam ended fhe year in fourfh place, showing up bofh hof and cold as fhe season progressed. As fhe league opened, Uni suffered fhe loss of Tip Foreman, key guard in fhe Braves' affack. Falling info a slump in fhe nexf few games, fhe Warriors didn'f revive unfil an unknown forward named Del Quackenbush broke info fhe lineup. His accurafe foul shoofing and high scoring made up for fhe previous loss. Biggesf highlighf of fhe year came in fhe second Hollywood game. Uni wenf on- a scoring spree fo ring up 70 poinfs, a new high for 'any Uni Bee feam. Rudy He-redia, who sank 27 poinfs againsf Nofre Dame for a new record, was moved up fo var- sify af fhe end of fhe season because of his oufsfan-ding play. Al Schweifzer, Phil Mauldin, Dan Porfer, Bill Jennings, Mike Perroff, Frank lge, and Al Lenz also played good ball. A