Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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Two Steeler relay men, Ron Stoh lleftl and Charles Benson, practice handina off the baton, preparing themselves for future competition. Junior Dave Gibson, who ran on the distance medley relay team, warms up by iogging around the track, Defendin Champ Shown clearing a hurdle, T. C. McClellan is caught by the camera as he runs in this year's annual Santa Barbara Easter Relays.

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3284? 106' l'l'lal'l 0,05 lI'l C Defending CIF champions, the 1961 Fohi track team was picked in pre-season polls to finish again among the tops in the Citrus Belt League. Returning to lead the local cindermen were Charles Benson and Leonard Dodson, both selected as co- captains. Benson ran distances from lO0 yards to 880 races, while Dodson spent most of his time with the sprints and the broad iump. Both turned in sparkling 9.8 times in the l0O in early season. Junior Ron Stoh was being counted on by his coaches to capture the class B CIF championship for the 660. His fine showings in the 440 at Huntington Beach and on relay legs made him a constant point-getter forthe Steelers, Leonard Dodson pulls away from opponents in a heat race of the open 100-yard dash at the Santa Barbara Easter Relays, in which the Steelers finished third ot 40 schools. ,fig A I ,,p,,v.hw .. V i Y' ' WQQQ , at 1 ?-Hs 1' sign? A V I' 1 Q x E I L 1 . spies, it A X 5356 yu F c n l 44' A .wif s.- fy mer. ff. 4 do - V, ' 1. - . , .ei f je ery,-:.Tff.gf4S1L , V 'Q my W 'fx , R i L' Mez.: J Q 7v,f,s.t.. ' t ,,.,: 'Q ilfffri 535' - : ' -f:tf'f. .-5 I . - .f f 'x 1 , . ss, L f' Y Y M-. ' T W e 2 -tn Y . 3' .53 rv ' Q-A i A f V- . 'ig 37: A , V, ,i 5, ww . t :get 4 ,tis - ' V A w 'ijvt2?'4v . Qsiifiiglc it if t , , w k l. '15 ..v-, 'A Q , tf. - L IQ, ,. . K V. ' ,M - ,5, . fs 'VHP f . , r., Ron Stoh Middle-distance ace at 220, 440, 660, 880 and all relays. Charles Brown Quarter-mile runner and member of relay squads. Sprint relay team members display fine running form as they pass the Steelers landmark. From left to right are Charles Benson, Ron Stoh, Leonard Dod- son and Leroy Carey. -in