Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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l l x c Xllqplffli BEE TRACK STANDING- Norman Fayrell, coach: Dick Fukuda, Paul Shellenbarger. Lynn Tanner, Kenneth W. Reed. Bob Thompson,Arthur Rodriguez. Daryl Taylor, Dave Kindred. Cliff O'Hern KNEELING-Bob Rylancc, Don Auer- ill, Fred Miller, Richard lkemi, Lloyd Methuin, Frank Pina. Fred Soulc. CEE TRACK BACK Row-Norman Fayrcll. coach: Tets Ozaki, Russell Mertens, Billy Gomez. Clar- ence Howard, VVallace lenn- ings, Wally Davis, Gary Flctchall, Gary Bollschweiler, Danny Martinez, Richard Pridemorc. FRONT Row - Chester Claus. Dennis Albright. Waldon Rose, Lupe Ynigucz, Ronald Clark, Eric Conley, Rowland Smith, Robert Garcia, Ecl- iuar Ida. M4 A Bee and tee Track Lacking experience the Bee team scored only six points in the All-League meet. Frank Pina was an outstanding distance runner and scored the only first place in the All-League meet. The team was hampered by injuries and did not show its true capabilities all season. The Cees showed outstanding class as they copped the League championship. Norman Fag- rell's mighty midgets were paced by sprinters Eric Conley and Lupe Yniguez. The team was well balanced and overpowered all opposition. qu 1 Q Varsity Track Losing many members of last year's champion- ship squad, the Argonaut speedsters were only able to place third in the All-League meet. The team lacked depth but had some outstanding performers. ln the mile Adolph Maya broke the League record, running a terrific 4:39.8. Dick Mitchell was a con- sistent discus man and Frank Hansen was outstand- ing in the shot put. The results of the All-League meet are as fol- lows: Laguna 551,fQ, Tustin 4915, Garden Grove 17, Brea Olinda 7, Valencia 6, Capistrano 5. VARSITY TRACK BACK ROW - Norman Fay- rell, coach: lack Kraush- aar, Vernon lVla,x'u'g-Il, George Hamlin. Sam Bris- hin, lack Mifclitfll, Frank Hansen, Adolph Maya. FRONT ROW-Loren Kemper, Doug Davis, Iohn Duch- arf. lun Nishino, llflarshall Van der Linde, Ray Ramirez.

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M W TENNIS STANDING-lack Krausliaar, Pal' Lewis, Ivan DeFavcri. Felix Martinez, Allen Fisher, Harold Teague, Kent Morgan. Dalton Killion. KNEELING-Kenneth C. Reed, Howard Wade, Carl Baker, Norman Adams. Don Beal, Charles Katcs, David Dall- dorf, Pop Eidelson, coach. Tennis Team League Champions of 1950, Garden Grove's 1951 tennis team is the climax of four years of intense practice and interest on the part of the players, almost all have been members of the Varsity squad for three years. Pop Eidelson has coached and advised the boys since they were freshmen, and has received gratifying results. This year's practice matches were held with much larger schools, such as Colton, Anaheim, Newport, Santa Ana, and Huntington Beach, all of which are tennis powers. Garden Grove was victorious in many of the practice matches, and did well in all of them. As the annual goes to press, the 1951 tennis team, veterans of four years, is expected to sweep through League play victoriously.

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,pun Me flmm s 5 4' v .-.ef ' SHOWN--lack Krausllaar. Wnwfwffvjgw TOP Row-Larry Brecller, lack Elder, George Ham- lin, Roy Howell. AAIDDLE-BOb McClellan, lack Mitchell, lun Nishino, Bob Powell. I X BOTTOM - Ray Ramirez, Leonard Schneider, Har- old Teague, Marshall Van der Linde. 59