George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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3, .,, J' , J M ,,,i M- ,...,.f VVV4 -f Xu FIRST ROW llc-:TT To righTl: Simon, Driver, Tiefze, Waxman, Burnham, TouTolmin, Harrison. SECOND ROW: Chee, Tom, Akimolif, Menclell, Cole, Eng, Abrass, Ogawa, Valle. THIRD ROW: Fong, Sugarman, Jones, Wi owslr ,Thom ,S ' M'll W ll h M g y pson panier, ner, a ac T gr.l Cross Countr Corps Capable The WashingTan Cross CaunTry Team ended iTs regf ular season wiTh a beTTer-Than-average record. The VarsiTy won Two and losT Tour: The Junior VarsiTy won Three and losT Three: and The Sophs had a Tour and Two record. On Thursday, Nav. 20, and Friday, Nov. 2l, The Cross CounTry Team parTicipaTed in The All-CiTy meeT. Leadf ing The VarsiTy aTTaclc were: Alvin Waxman, Manuel Harrison, Spilce TauTalman, Jerry Braalcs, John Burnham, Tom Ogawa, and Milce Driver. STarrinq Tor The J.V.'s were: Ray Tom, Eranlc PeralTa, Don Chee, STan Wigowsky, Tom Quan, and Mike Span- ier. The Sophs were led by EIberT Robinson, Bob Dod- son, Chris Wemmer, and Bob Englison, These are The resulTs aT The All-CiTy meeT: VarsiTy, TourTh, 79 boinTs, wiTh Manuel Harrison running ninTh in lO:l43 J.V.'s, TourTh, ll2 boinTs, wiTh Tarn running l6Th in ll:l3: Sabhs, Third, 80 painTs, wiTh Englison running 6Th in lO:l5. FIRST ROW lleff To righ+l: Wemmer, Coloma, Dobson, Lore, Cosclen, Dubenlco, SmiTh, Tong, Lee, Engle. THIRD ROW: Ferro, Hom, Madsen, Blair, Cro'reau. SECOND ROW: PeralTa, Ong, Thomas, Wing, Roman, Vogler, Egli, Robenson, Skorheim.