Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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.X 'H 5 1 H . '-X i X TRACK TEAM The 1936 track team, coached by Winton E. "Pop', Noah, won the City Track Meet with 65 1X5 points to the nearest competitor's 33 1f5. Hanszen was high-point- man with 15 points and Brower was third with 12 1f4. D. C. Nolen, captain, broke the eleven year old record in the 220-low hurdles. Other letter men were: Ulm, Ryan, Wise, Linehan, Campbell, Gable, Burroughs, and Loring. The Leopard team also won the district and regional championships and are rated as favorites in the State. Beth Thompson was chosen Cinder Sweetheart of the track team. D. C. No1.E N D. C., captain of the team, played an outstanding part in the winning of 1936 honors. He broke the 220-low hurdle city record, and scored high in every meet. 1 3 JIM BROWER Brower, a senior speed demon, was second high point man in the city meetg win- ning the 220 yard dash, scor- ing second in the 100 yard dash and broad jump, be- sides being :i member of the winning relay team. 1 C. V ' . , . . V ,,.. 1 .ff A1 . " ' W iki I-T 5355 ' V . GENE HANSZEN Gene, running his last year for the Blue and White, was high-point-man in the city meet, winning the high- hurdles, low hurdles. and high jump. Page Um' H11lm'r'ml Thirty-One'

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J ills 1 l 3 . 59 A BEN LORING If he could have been out for track ger, "Big Ben" would have been tops in e 440 yard dash. won his letter running on the relay RANDALL RYAN Randall won the pole vault, tied for second in the high jump, and took fourth in the broad jump in the city meet. This is Randall's last year, and his loss will be a great one. WILLIAM ULM Ulm, junior member of the relay team, also won the 440 yard dash. Ulm has an- other year and should be a sensation. GENE CAMPBELL Gene, a senior, placed second in the discus and third in the low-hurdles. He is a regu- lar fellow and a swell athlete, and we hate to see him leave. S A at JUNIOR GABLE Gable was sick during the city meet, but lettered in the district by running on the winning relay team. This was his first and last year on the team and his loss will be felt next year. JIMMY WISE Jimmy won the broad jump in the city this year. Jimmy will return next year and should be one of the mainstays in the 1937 team. R. J. BURROUGHS R. was unable to run in the city meet because of sicknessg but he won his letter in the district meet running on the relay team. This is his last year with the Leopards. JACK LINEHAN Winning second place in the mile run is no small feat for a sophomore, and so great things are expected from Jack in the next two years. 1 I Q Page Om' Hundred Thirty-Two