Clawson High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clawson, MI)

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c h s vars1ty track team Row Alan Row Car Dick 1 L to R Wayne Yeokum Tom Trexler Bud Hudson Tom Raines Duck Allen Bill Fuhrman Larry Dorr Bill Antico Retell Chuck Mason Doug Scott Paul Barr 2 L to R Chuck Ostrander Carroll Edwards Dale Schreder Pat Hanes Joe Danrelewrcz John Volk Bob Crowner Best Andy Prokopow Jerry Short Richard Wlsmewski Lowell Acton Tom Yasin Bud Lumsden Roger Retell Jacobs Wayne Le Pla Jim Kolb Bob Inglis Ulrich Klopfer Manager Ray Gott Coach Bob Acton thmclads see fme season Dick Allen sprinter and high iumper goes over the bar, The 56 edltuon of Clawson s track team prom uses to be stronger than last years team which finished second In league competition Strength ened in most events by a host of eager perform ers the Trolans are sure to be an indomitable force in the league They appear to be the team for opponents to beat for league honors On the basis of results in the first two meets of the season the Trolans appear very strong in the broad lump where Chuck Mason Bud Hudson and Dave Rehse operate The Troians can count on five points every day in the 880 where Bud Hudson seems to have a monopoly on the run ning room The dashes appear to be strong points in Clawsons attack Lefty Allen very success fully runs both the lOO and the 220 and can take first In both events against good competition The 100 yard dash as also ably manned by Tom Raines who will give Lefty a rough time and occasionally defeat him With sophomore Bill Fuhrman running the mile the Troians are assured of points in that event The hurdles dont show a great amount of prom use but valuable points can occasionally be pick ed up in them. Pat Hanes and Bud Hudson do a good iob in the pole vault while Al Retell is a steady per- former in the high jump. Clawsons relay teams are good with special regard to the medley team, All this adds up to one sum- a strong well balanced team. The remainder of the league appears to be strong and will supply keen competition which is .a stimulant to all athletes and the season should see some exerting meets and close races.

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tk The Reserve baseball Team coached this year by Mr Ron Morse s very promising outfit T y have a raft of eager young ball play big blue and gold var sity C on the front of their sweaters The re serve team is a unit that will be hard to eat Most of the hopefuls on the reserves are proba bly a year or so away from varsity action but that day will dawn soon enough and mean w ie the boys will b u s y themselves on Junior Varsity l e v el winning games there that are gust as impor tant to them as the Var sity games C h s reserve baseball team Row I L to R George Matyanowski Dave Robson, Judd Terwilliger Wayne Rollam Bob Rospierskr Whitney Hames Richard Jones Don Martnn Paul Fisher. Row 2 L to R Lee Strittmatter John Wiesen, Gary Smith, Tom Kirchner Brian Wells Bob Menzies Bill ODell Jake Stirnemann David Kubert Donald Vaughn, John Marzion, Roger Mollencopf Phillip Neff 36 baseball a spring sport favorrte he . . . I . . ers, all with visions of a . . . ' in , ' '- 1 M3 1'

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trackmen Chuck Mason broad gumper and sprinter arms for a longer mark 'R' sprmt hurdle lump Al Retell Clawsons prrmary hugh lumper clears the bar at 56 Tom Raines hurdler and sprrnter clears The hurdle with good form