Bret Harte Union High School - Sierra Vista Yearbook (Angels Camp, CA)

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44 cc 44 44 4 Scouting 'Parties Track As the SIERRA VISTA goes to print it contains a group picture rep- resenting a large turnout for track. It is safe to say that the actual number who will train and participate in the events is probably but a small fraction of those photographed. From all appearances a large number of them exhausted their energies in their race to have a front place in the track picture. It takes perseverance and work to train for track events-greater perseverance in the face of the incon- venience of lack of lockers and hot showers than most individuals possess. With adequate equipment, probably no sport offers greater in- dividual physical development than proper training in track. How- ever, the boys in the physical education classes have not been required to wear gym suits, and interest in training has steadily declined. The school has had good track teams and has made several Mother Lode records, but the lack of consistency and perseverance in training has led to the failure to live up to the standards previously set. B.ret Harte has the best field in the Mother Lode region and the league track meet is again scheduled for the local ground. With this advan- tage Bret Harte hopes to be able to escape the cellar position. The possibilities of taking a place against schools of our own class in the meet at Davis are as yet unknown, but we hope to be repre- sented there. -'El 2315'-

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Scouting TdTl'l65 my ra an bb ab FIRST ROW: W. Slavazza, J. 0'Connor, O. Garcia, N. Merdalo, E. Hobday, J'. Burrows, B. Lagomarsino, R. Paredes, J. Robertson, E. Walsh, A. Giusto. SECOND ROW: F. Thrower, C. Stone, H. Woodworth, N. Tanner, G. Marchal, B. Jaich, R. Dragone, T. Osborn, N. Tanner, V. Libby Boys' Baseball Baseball was started in Bret Harte as a C. I. F. sport in 1930. That year the team captured the Mother Lode trophy and lost to Auburn in the inter-league playoff. Since that time the sport has al- ways been very popular and our school has never fallen below second place or at least a tie for second. Out of the thirty-two games played since the C. I. F. competition started Bret Harte has won fifteen and lost seventeen games. While the 1934 season has not been as successful as have former seasons, Coach Auten has the consolation that nearly all of the play- ers are from the lower classes and, judging from the showing made this year, they should go far towards a championship in another year. Letter winners for this year are as follows: Pitcher .......................................................... Jack O'Connor Catchers .......... ........ O liver Garcia, Vernon Libby First Base .......... ................................ T om Osborn Second Base ....... ....................... J ohn Robertson Third Base ........ ............ B oscoe Jaich Short Stop ......... ....... A nthony Giusto Left Field .......... ......... R ussell Dragone Center Field ......... ................. ......... N o rman Tanner Right Field ........ ....................... .......... N i ck Merdalo ...gf 29 15...