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

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I . Y ,f ,A X JAYYEE IASEIALL: Row 2: S. Klose, B. Wagner, A Hinds, F. Kish, R. Posf, B. Smifh, J. Newman, P. GoldblaH', B. Hueberf, J. Hauck. Row I: D. Quack onbush, J. Corcoran, D. Sassa, V. Ro-sales, B. Welch, A Lenz, R. Woodmansee, M. Madrid, L. Blodgeff. 24485466 The I95I Jayvee baseball feam failed +o find fhe range unfil fhe firsf game of fhe second round, when fhey defeafed Fairfax 8-6. The nexf con+es+ again found fhe Uni horsehiders on +op, as 1'hey downed Hamilfon I2-5. The Braves were defeafed in all fhe ofher league games. Top prospecfs for nex+ year's varsify include: cafcher, Max Madrid: ouffielder, AI Lenz: second baseman, Dan Sassa: ouffielde r, Ron Woodmansee: shorfsfop, AI Schweif- zerg and pifcher, Lee BlodgeH. Ron Woodmansee Lee Blodgerf Pele GoldblaH is hugged ou? by Jack Hauclc.

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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

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F k 5 3 gl 2 TRACK TEAM R 3 B F' dl M deishi A. S+illie P. Ne son, . amia, . issi , . am rano, . Nakamura. Row 3: D. Mel, R. Webb, B. Wise, M. Simmons, C. Huanfe, S ee 71666 l BEE 2 ow : . en er, M. Snerd, H. Kaufman, D. orrill, S. Kawaba1'a,S. Sfein, J. Sande, H. Lewis. Row 2: A. Collins, B. Hunf, J. Macias, W , , I RL FK gBSb B .Graves,B. The I95I rrack feam sailed away a 5-2 record in dual meefs, losing only ro Los Angeles and Dor- sey, placing rhird in rhe league finals. Top performers included: sprin'I'er, Andy S'I'illie and pole vaulfer, Pere Nelson, who bofh sei' new school records in lhe evenrs, and l32O men, AI Collins and Dale Brooks, who 'rook I-2 in rhe Wesiern Finals. Placing in fhe ci+y finals were: Srillie, six'rh in 'rhe 220, Nelson, sixih in rhe pole vaulf, Brooks, sixrh in +he I320, and high jumper, Bob Fendler, +ie for fif+h. Fendler had a . ' ' ' -flu -Qwaillfssvre wa s., X., ma JL 1 year? B all l Q l 1 ll l 4' i hugh mark of 5 IO agalnsr Hollywood Falling our +he +eam were Chan Bush Don Bowers Bob Wise Charles Huanfe- Henry Lewis Bob Sambrano Jesus Marclas Frlrz Klessig Ray Durgin Ml'I's ldleshl and Mike Simmons y Leading +he Cees +o a 6-I record was Yoshlo Sefoguchl who placed +hlrd in 'rhe Cl'ry Finals of 'rhe l8O affer winning 'rhe league In I9 flaf 1 C . 3 i.,,, , ,. 9 5 ,ry.,. L . ,,,, , is , gs 1 .,., qs --A Q , F Q4 :Q .-5.1! .H x D, .. .--. K 1 V nd Ki My l Mike Simmons Don Bowers on ihe llouiiside wifh 'Cxhkajn Bush Bari-ling f QF'3 , Andy Sfillie