Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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jzzaclf, Uic Juv, A squad, Top picfure, Frank Babcock, Benny Elsfer, Leon Morning:-Tar, Vaude Dallaire, Mike NugenT, Peie Neifer, Coach Roy Thomas, Ray Swanson, Lowell Hoy, Denny STanIey, Pefer Thorp, KenT Hansen. B squad, direcfly above-Back row, Ieff To riqhfz Larry Pumphrey, Russell Hawe, James Black, Bob Flood, Gary Van Horn, Dick Hibbard. C' squad, Front row' Bob Dalrymple, Vicfor MarTinez, Warren Madison, Orin Buckman, Ralph Lopez Above, Hansen and Hoy receive Their ribbons for broad aT The Lompoc Relays. ln spiTe of iTs diminuTive size, The Track squad opened The I953 season encouraging prospecTs as They capTured place in The annual Lompoc Relays. The ing week end Tound The CaTs Trampling opposiTion in a Three-way meeT aT AT AT Lompoc looTh relay evenTs wenT Roblans. wiTh Thorp, Hoy, Hansen. and MorningsTar comprising The Two Teams. Hoy, who Tied Tor TirsT in B high aT The sTaTe Tinals lasT year, easily Took To in Thai' evenT wiTh 5' 7 . 4lf2 inches under recorcl. Nugem' grabbed a second in The hurdles. and Hansen and Hoy placed and TirsT respecrively in loroad jump. New varsiTy names aT ATascadero NeiTer in shoT puT and STanley in The 880 Meanwhile impressive B's includ Black, G. Van Horn, Flood, Work, l-lawe, Pumphrey. Among The C prospecTs Warren Madison and V. MarTinez. As This copy wenT To press on March individual raTings were inconclusive, buT all promises were good. Below, Thorp hifs The Tape in The A medley relay eve Lompoc Relays. ed nT af Below: Hoy and NugenT skim The hurdles.

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w ss The 3-6 win-loss record of The early BearcaT pracTice games was noT overly impressive. buT These resulTs were by no means indicaTive oT a poor Team. WiTh The poTenTial maTerial Tor anoTher ouTsTanding Team like The l952 CIF championship squad. There was no doubT in The minds oT many ThaT The Team would come Through wiTh deTiniTely improved performance as The season progressed. As This maTerial wenT To The prinTer, The squad had yeT To play a league game or a home game. Roughly TwenTy TilTs remained on Theheavy schedule, allowing ample Time Tor Coach BarnharT's boys To TransTorm inTo an A-I ball club. An added aTTracTion To The season's baseball exhibiTions was The newly Tormed J.V. squad, which proved iTs abiliTies by dropping San Luis 8-2 in The early parT oT The season. 'x of The Tougher phases of pradice. has This groiunder all figured out He f 5 z.s..1:. .wx

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Edd, Wfw fan, BQ, Rugged Iefl' To righl: Barry, Hord, Kennedy, Sosa, and Lauridsen plan GAA acTiviTies. 'F i ' 7 We All our aThleTes aren'T boys. Anyone who has par- TicipaTed exTensively in The girls' sporTs acTiviTies knows ThaT The program can be quiTe rugged. Organized under The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion, The girls parTicipaTe in boTh inTerclass and inTraclass com- peTiTion. Every girl musT ioin in The physical educaTion program daily in one oT The six P.E. periods. Sue Kennedy was presiclenT oT The GAA during The school year. OTher members oT The cabineT were Joanne Barry, Eva Sue Hord, Geraldine Sosa, and DoroThy Lauridsen. The P.E. classes were under The insTrucTion oT Miss ElizabeTh Davis. Among The many acTiviTies in The year's program were baslceTball, volleyball, volleyTennis, bowling, Tennis. and baseball. BaslceTball All-sTars oT The season were Gayle Taylor, Josie MarTinez, Sandra SuTherland, and Marilyn Bridge. are All-sTars Josie MarTinez, Gayle Taylor, Marilyn Bridge, and Above: IT's volleyfennis season again as The 4Th period P.E. class plays Sandra Sufher and. a fasT mafch. elow Sally Bean and Joan Kiizman engage in a ripping game of Below: Eunice Cauffman and Sue Kennedy give The TradiTional hand ping pong. shake affer a refreshing Tennis duel. 'wmxmfexawa m-vmslggt' 'Any -sw.