Bishop Alemany High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Mission Hills, CA)

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new track marks VARSITY FIELD RECORDS EVENT NAME DISTANCE Shot-put ..Stevenson 4l'lOM Pole Vault .Tebbs ........ IO' High Jump .Tebbs . ...... 5'9 Broad Jump G. Gutzman 2O'2 Vg FLYING A HURDLERS, Bob Camp- bell and Chris Elliott vie for victory with Harvard men. 'xg ' .qlN'Q. We I'.x X 44 f M.-. Xmas ALEMANY'S DISTANCE RUNNERS loosen up. IL-R, FRONTI Mike Bergstrand, Dave Sly, AI Angulo, Elmer Harlan, lREARl Tom Fehn, Pete Scanlin, and Mike Poltl. ,J Y 1 I , N . A J WITH A HUFF and a puff Larry Stevenson exhibits his shot-put form as Tom Fehn watches. U -A R ' v :Yau sl k .. BREAKING THE TAPE, Jerry Simpson wins the 220 against Harvard. Roger Costi ill and Greg Gutzman lRl lunge for second and third place points. Bob Zelinski iFAR LEFTl comes in fourth. Ji! Q 1 1f Q di Sl- -.LAR I 4

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. , , 44? LM v xxx U . y, s X . , I 4 F I . or I , , . -Eff' 'V is I he I 'I I , ' n ' 7 - .. 'x .. - P 'J u A- ,SIN-Af' AIemany's 'Flying A's' set Determined and well-coached Indian trackmen brought victory Iaurels to I . W ,J ,sci-gi-, s- I Alemany by winning, against tough X , an competition, more than twenty meets. ff - 5 W' fm- nfs if W -415 ., -fk:51w v JACK TEBBS, AIemany's record- breaking high jumper, clears the TIME Simpson ....... 10.4 G. Gutzman .. .22.9 bar with a Western Roll. VARSITY TRACK RECORDS EVENT NAME 100 220 440 Simpson . , , 880 Poltl . . . U A' 1- ' Mile ...... Harlan . , ,J ,X I A I ', ' 880 .Scanlin r x F A 1' Fifa .L Zelinski Gutzman Simpson 120 HH .... Elliott . . 180 I.I'I .... Elliott . . I 'a -f. we , , '-- blocks in classic form. ALEMANY'S STAR MILER Elmer Harlan approaches the finish line a few steps ahead of Mike Bergstrand as a i Harvard trackman comes in third. A G, I , 146 ......52.9 2111.5 4:56.5 1:35.4 . 16.3 .22.0 OFF TO A FLYING START, Greg Gutzman, Roger Costi, and Bob Zelinski break from the 4

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Varied sports activities keep girls healthy and 7 . COACH MRS. DANCY and Sister Jeanne Anne study the year's record with captains, IFRONTI Mary Van Handel, V. softball and V. basketball, Linda Driggs, J.V. basketball, IREARJ Kathy Green- wald, J.V. softball, Yvonne Van Cantfort, J.V. volleyball, and Sue Blackley, V. volleyball. Intramural and league games, as well as a Field Day and a Sports Night, rounded out the girls' athletic program which received the strong support of the Pep Club, the A Club, and the cheerleaders. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION president Rita Mong reviews plans for Play Day with Bonnie Balzer, treasurer, Paula Rich- ard, secretary, Mary Lavelle, manager of sports, and Mary Van Handel, vice-presi- dent. VICTORIOUS IN CLASS BASKETBALL is the .sopho- more team, IFRONTI Mary Mesa, Michele Phillips, Yvonne Van Cantfort, Mary Boyle, Anne Bailon, ISECOND ROWl Joanna McDuff, Barbara Clarke, Pat Wheeler, Mary Lavelle, Kathy Pons, IREARJ Melinda Hall, Mary Ann Nelson, Janet Lindaman, Janis Van Handel, Irene Camarena, and Laura Lopez.