Laredo High School - La Pitahaya Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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' MM-i l.LLLP I FQfH5.YA.l Traci: HE mile relay, the half-mile run, the 440 yard dash, the javelin throw, the discus, and the shot-put 'are the events in which Coach DaC'amara intends to enter contestants at the District meet. Prospects look good with such material as Frank Guzman, milerg George Crabb, shot-put, discus, and mile relay, Enrique Mejiau, 440 yard dash, mile relay, Jack Younkin, mile-relay, and Cecilio Herrera, half mile and mile-relay. More time has been spent in training this year than was spent last year, consequently, the school expects a banner season on the cinder path. LEFT TO RIGTH:-F. Guzman, E. Mejia, R. Conner, G. Crabb, L. Fortassain J. Younkin, C. Herrera. Page 125 A

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t f 1 f G H 'N 5 -M e e f e - 'l we V ff- '-'A' TAXI ' K -1 , L, ,,., , f1,,..,1,.- -H At ' Iy- I . 4 :T Tcnms y A 4 ITH several seasoned players back from last year, Coach i , DaCamara hopes to put a team on the courts at the District meet this year that will have no trouble in coming .N through with the District honors. 1 Killam and Neff are sure of berths on the team since they q were on the team last season. From the rest of the material, ' Lewis Schwartzman, Ralph Conner, Nuel Windrow, George W. Bradberry, Leon Fortassain, and Guylcr Allbright, Mr. Da- p Camara expects to pick out a man to fill the vacancy left by ' Q Woodie Bunn who graduated last year. H il When the team is completed much is to be expected of the boys at the meet. y Il! t 5 E t pl P I i Nuel Windrow, Henry Neff, Radcliffe Killam, Guyler Allbright, Lewis Schwartzman. 3 Q Page 124 2 V ,4.i.....,...Q.--. fifty?-rw iii' i Tis, ,A W - . LiiIlL1fl'Q.-:.7MA Avwfm sp-p ' Q-'Gigi 4 y shi

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1 W' f 4-1. O M' ld CLA DWiTAi1A YA tsl ' We Baseball T will be remembered that the high school had no baseball team last season. This season a squad of enthusiastic men reported for pra.ctice and Coach DaCamara worked with the mater'al for the Cotulla-Laredo game-the first on the schedule. Garcia, Escamilla, Mejia, Dickenson, Leyendecker, and Salazar were the men of experience who reported. Ellis Crabb, a transfer, promised to be a steady pitcher, and much is expected of him. George Crabb, J. Pena, and Fortassain were the promising rookies who reported. By the time this book goes to press, thc baseball season will have already been started. In the four games that have been played, however, the Tigers have not as yet been defeated. The team holds victories over Cotulla, Falfurrias, and two games with Holding Institute. '- The schedule for the remaining part of the season is: Falfurrias at Laredo ..................... April 14 Kingsville at Kingsville ..... ..... A pril 20 Cotulla at Laredo. . .' ..... . . . . .April 27 Alice at Alice ...... ..... M ay 4 TOP ROW:-J. Dickenson, G. Crabb, E. Rodriguez, E. Barrera, E. Mejia, Tom Leyen- decker, E. Crabb, T. Leyendecker, H. S. DaCamara. BOTTOM ROW:-M. Garcia, L. Salazar, A. Esparza, R. Garcia, G. Burr, P. Escamilla,, L. Fortassain. Page 126 ..- a . l z