Winters High School - Poppy Yearbook (Winters, CA)

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ummm. E' Fxrst row fleft to Ilghtj Kenny Nakal Mack Cody Noboru Takahashl Bobby Nakal Second row Sam Lopez John Gonzales Ray Valadez Sam Brasr George Wren Th1rd row Coach Mermod Bob Martm Dxck Snow Manuel Cuellar Brll Pugh Rrchard Ro B BHSHETBHH The B's were a well balanced team th1s year most of them were last years C s Champions They had a marvelous 17 2 record and won their last fifteen straight The only two losses came at the hands of Woodland W1nters won the B champ1onsh1p w1th ten w1ns and no defeats Their first game was played on the home court agamst Davis whom they beat 46 32 Then they went to Clarksburg and won the1r second straight 33 11 After the thrid week of play the Warriors had the top spot all to themselves as they dumped D1xon 33 26 and Esparto bowed to Clarksburg Their fourth game against Esparto was the toughest they had all season as they edged Esparto 35 33 The1r last game of tl e f1rst half was played at home where they trounced a wlnless Courtland team 46 23 The Warriors took their s1xth straight from Davis 50 33, then ran it to seven, wholloplng Clarksburg 42 23 They clinched the champ1onsh1p when they beat Dixon 49 35 Esparto again gave the Warr1ors a scare before losing 44 41 The Warriors kept the slate clean beating Courtland 52 42 Final Standulg Winters 10 O Clarksburg 4 6 7 3 Davis 3 7 6 4 Courtland 0 10 Dixon Esparto W1nters 68 Folsom 24 Winters 39 Woodland 25 Winters Winters W1nters 59 Benicia 20 Woodland 36 Woodland Winters Winters W1nters 42 Rio Vlsta 61 Benicia 51 R10 Vista V 'Lf M ffl ' : 1i2445aiW 'i ffifT14 ' Q ' ,,4,,4, ,,,. M... . A 1 4 4 . 4 , X. 1 J Q N I . v n 4 'fp' i y I , 3 .nl .L P I 3 1 4 4 y A , Q ! 4 . ' i ' 1 Q 1 I A 1 V Y ' X 2 3 A Q 9 4 6 4 g 6 4 1 ? 1 I if ' - 3 it 7 ' ' 5 X I of V -4 3 Q 4 4 y 4 y AS Q 4 - f, if 1 4 V X 4 52,4 4 4,4.A . ' 4 l . ' y W ,. ef hx' if M I ' ' , ' ' in L L 1 7 , . . ' Y Y Winters 40 Woodland JVs

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, , , ,W,, My First row: fleft to righty Ronny Carner, Johnnie Ramos, Dee Harper, Johnnie Lopez. Second row: Wayne Watterson, Dale Forbis, Dale Hansen, Joe Cuellar, Frankie Martinez Jr. Third row: Coach Hitt, Bobby Kozen, Leland Johnson, Dale Corbett, Arther Hobbs, Frank Martinez, Chris Fernandez. U BHSHETBHLL This year the C's had to learn one of the toughest lessons offered in the world of sports-that of taking a series of loses in the spirit of good sportsmen. Any member of the squad can testify to the fact that things look grim when the odds are consistently against you. Nevertheless, Coach Hitt and his boys kept on fighting and therefore deserve a hand. The C's started out their league play against Davis. The final score was 12- 43. Their next game against Clarksburg was a little closer, but ended 12-23. Their third game was with Dixon who edged ahead 37-26. The C's had Clarks- burg seriously worried, when they came within three points of toppling them. The final score was 23-26. At this point the C's were improving fast. The C's didn't lose their courage and fight even after losing to Courtland 27-32. In the return game with Clarksburg Winters fought their hardest but fell short 19-36. In the re- turn game with Davis the boys had a double obstacle. First, they were up against rough competition, and second, they had to play on Davis' court. The score ll-49. There was no stopping the champion Dixon Rams by a score of 31-11. Playing their last home game made no difference to the C's for they were determined to play their hardest win or lose. Esparto won by a score of 12-22. Courtland forged ahead to finish up the season with a score of 40-17. 46