Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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B BASEBALL TEAM-SEATED: F. Shakleford, F. Mills, R. Duenas, D. Holt, D. Bennett, N. nb ch Coach Tri s ROW 2 A Troncale R Clendening J Munger, Tezllhgufzz 1 L B BASEBALL The best B team to take the field in all the years of Wilson's lightweight horsehide campaign reached 2nd in the league. Winning 7 games, it dropped all opposing teams but Huntington Park and Belmont. Paced by two leading hitters, William Garcia and Anthony Troncale, and with the expert infield of Sarver at third, Mills at short, Shakleford at second, and Troncale at first, the Mules were a match for any team in the league. They drop- ped Marshall in the first league encounter by the score of 5-3. They knocked over Belmont with ease, and in the second round thumped Hunting- ton Park 7-3. In the final game of the year Mar- shall, who earlier had fallen 5-3, rolled all over the Mulebabes to the tune of 9-l. Holt, H. Sparke a , gg 1 . ,I . , . W. Garcia, D. Sarveig T. Scott. TOP: D. Bernal, J. Petralia, P. Brown, L, Lunenq, TENNIS TEAM-FRONT: A. Workman, B. Farris, B. Singer. ROW 2: G. Reynolds, D. Harrier, K. Smith. TOP. J. Perlmuter, P. Shaw, M. Bales. PL! MAH-' fwgwaif TENNIS Half of the City tennis finalists! Wilson placed two men in the first four spots in this year's first annual city net tournament. Three-year letterman Kenny Smith and four-year letterman Dean Harrier found berths as second and third All-City tennismen, respectively. The city finals came as the climax to a season in which the Mule team, after winning four out of five practice meets, netted three out of five league contests for a second place in the loop. The tennis taggers lost many a match by but a single point. Gary Slagle, Bob Singer, Jerry Pearlmutter, and Bob Shaw were boys who continued to keep Wilson in the game.

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GYM CLUB-Coach Ross, H. McClain, P. Aplanalp, F. Bollinger, J. Brown, J. Brunty, D. Brunty. ROW 2: G. Johnson, L, Royball, A. Vega, D. Shippy, W. Austel, L. Senn, B. Cain, R. Melanson. ROW 3. J. Keochokian, A. Nelson, T. Laudise, W. Younis, B. Anderson, J. Puppa, B. French, C. Moffit. V144 GYM CLUB Tumbling Ted Laudise led the musclemen through a tough season. With Laudise as the only returning letterman, the Wilson team was small but green. New gymnasts who improved fast to score many valuable points for the Mules were Vega, Austel, Pappa, Bottista, Roybol, McClain, Senn, andtMucci. High point men of the season were Laudise, who was undefeated in his specialty, tumbling, and Armando Vega, a ninth grader who garnered many firsts on the parallels. High points of the season were Laudise's first in the Northern and fifth in the city, and Vega's third in the Northern. l l i X U 7741.044