Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

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TRACK TEAM Top Row: Dave E. Phillips, Richard Renner, Donald Bierman, Rob Gillaspy, Tommy Wilson, I-lenry Forbes, Leon Bolen, Buddy Cowden, Hayles Trent, Gary Wilson, Coach Tip Iacobson. Second Row: Kenny Banes, Marvin Stanfill, Marshall Iarrett, lack Manning, Lindy Wharton, Roger Mil- ler, Bud Godsoe, Bobby Gattis, Kenneth Ingram, Ross Conley, Paul Mascho, Gene Allen. The Lion track team, under the capable tutelage of Coach Tip Iacobson, had an am- bitious program mapped out for the 1947 season. For perhaps the first time in the history of the school, it appeared that Chandler might be a contender for the state class B title. In an early triangular meet with Central and Capitol Hill fOklahoma City, the Lions scored 35 points, showing up especially well in the field events and hurdles. Coach Iacobson expected to rely on Bud Godsoe, Paul Masche, Lindy Wharton, Roger Miller, Bob Gattis, Donald Bierman, and Bob Gillaspy for points in the short races and sprint relays. Eddie Keegan, Kenneth Ingram, Ross Conley, and Iack Manning were ex- pected to be reliables in the middle and distance races. Miller and Gattis got a good start as the team hurdlers. Henry Red Forbes and Donald Bierman appeared to be among the top weight men in the state. The jumping events were to be taken care of by Miller, Gattis, Ingram, and Gillaspy. The team was entered in the following meets: Tulsa Relays, OBU Relays, County, A. tk M. Relays, Central State Invitation, Regional, and State. In addition triangular meets were arranged as follows: Shawnee and Tecumseh, at Shawnee, Cleveland and Pawnee QA. 8: M. trackjg Norman and Purcell CO. U. trackj. The team was perhaps the best dressed track team in the state with the entire squad equipped with white skinners satin suits, trimmed in red and blue. The shirts had red and blue diagonal stripes with the name, CHANDLER, above the stripes. The track sport seems definitely on the up-grade in Chandler with good material com- ing up from the junior high school and from the East Side school. Coach Iohnny Neer has done yeoman work with grade school boys.

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