American High School - Anahuac Yearbook (Mexico City, Mexico)

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ug 5.-AI High jump artist Johannes Schieffe-r clears 1.65 meters for first place Taking fourth place inithe'1'00 yard dash. Manuel de la Llata comes closest to Tepeyac and Patria speedsters. Wickie Martins cocks for his third place 31.66 meter iavelin throw. i 1 1 l 1 l Kennedy takes a broad jump first? l The major weakness of the AHS team lay in short distande compe- tition, such as the 100- ard dash and the relay. Sophomo es Giffin and Ojalvo, Juniors Allp in, de Ia Llata, and Hogg, and Seniors Ken- nedy and French handled the middle distances while the more' resistant Curlett, Moore, Ojalvo, Thornburg and Wisner controlled th: distance l shot put events, Al Camacho Bill James, Wickie Martins, and Ben events. In the discus, j velin and m Sands managed to do inate at least two out of the three Sopho- mores Pedro Gutierrez a nd Johan- nes Schiefer generally found them- selves competing agai st each other in the high jump, while, Paul Casanova, Bob Gibson and Mark Kennedy' alternated hondrs in the broad jump. Bennett's 1967-68 track? team will continue to sport the same variety of talent next year, with 113 return- ing members. l l l Kennedy pushes to overtake Tepevac's Sands follows through on first place Pliego in the 220. his first place spinner of 306 28.34 metersl l .1 -.,. mn-.- ,. nl Sands receives first hand-off from Al Senior Mark y Allphin in their 45.4 second relay. Allphin and Hogg sweep 440, but Hogg receives a technical disqualification. With his javelin prone, Bil' James prepares for his ' second place lance.

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OCCER Coach 3 WINS 5 LOSSES Thanks to the enthusiastic sup- port of members by underclassman, the scope and activities of the AHS soccer team were greatly expanded during the 1968 season, and a similar development can be anti- cipated for 1969. The team consists of five Freshmen, seven Sopho- mores, five Juniors, and one Senior. ln preparation for the League season, the Bears warmed up with several practice games against Mr. Contreras competitive non-League school. The 1-4 pre-season record is a reflection of the experimentation with positions and experience which led to the 3-3 regular season and a place in the League finals. The four losses were to Don Bosco I1-51, Columbia I1-31, graduates of Prepa 8 10-21, and Modern Ame- rican IO-1l. The only victory was the fourth game 3-0 decision over Prepa 8 which indicated the Bear MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH A.H.S A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S progress. T PEYAC 1. U. M. COLEGIO MEXICO P TRIA P EVOC. 6 UMARRAGA SECOND ROW: Raul Nava, John Gaither, Raul Garza, Alex 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 Q m2?15,t.A - . , A-y,Mggt,s..f gif.: ' WS E349 P T 't- tl.i1?-vilfiafffs X - 'fm .1 'fi r, Patrick Aguilar, Johannes Schiefer, Robert Calvo, Rolf Olsen. FIRST ROW: Felix Speer, Steve Davidoff, Bill Margolis, Tsacher. MISSING: Bruno Krakowski, Leopoldo Kram, Alfredo La 308 , Leslie Smith, Larry Wellman. co Solis, Luis Ramirez, Aake Ericsson Eita