Manual Dominguez High School - El Espejo Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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CO-Ci'll l'.llN RALPH HOUSKA finishinf a tanglm mee against Centennial, which CO-CAPTAIN DAVE PARKER took second place at the WC '-'Ffh l1.xntlstlo'wn. Mayfair and Pius meet. This was one of his many great performances ofthe season. UNDER THE WATCIIFUL EYES of Coach Rozelle many boys have emerged as great athletes. Duke Snider was one of Coach Rozelle's proteges. llere at Dominguez we regard our cross country runners as great as the Duke. Coach Rozelle has always donated much of his personal time in our cms e. Students and athletes alike regard him with affection. MAY FAIR AND PIUS N1lflf'l': Thirty two hope- fuls dash toward the finish line in the mile and S tenths. Jv's took thc mee with such outstanding runners as JOHN IIAAS and GARY KAZARIAN.

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VARSITY: Conch Rozelle, Dave Parker, Gary Jennings, Gene Porter, I.ee Batterman, Calvin NIedley,Iia1rto Wnsh,john IIz1:1s,:'IrIie Russell, Ralph Houska, john Kenyon, Gaby Mngabilin Mgr, Cross country ran a good season This year our VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY entered in Triple A Coast League competition for the first time. Despite the underdog label the team took a third place rating, winning 3 out of their 5 league meets. When the varsity didn't make a good showing, the fleet-footed jV's came through with a win. Coach Rozelle said, The 1959 Harriers could not have been a finer group of boys. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Dave Kurrle, Bill Booth, john Ortega, Richard Marshal, Mike Maga- bellin, Loyd Broderson, Larry Price. ROW 2: Larry McWhorter, Wayne Albinger, Gary Kazarian, Mike Chamberlin, Dan Van Grueningen, Ron Shaw, Ierry Copeland. ROW 3: Mgr. Dale Huston, Clyde Crichton, jim LeGros, David Schwab, Richard Thompson, John Longbrake, Mike Ball, Randy Haynes, Mike Faulkner, Floyd Broderson, Coach Rozelle.

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1 ? M, fisjgggfgitag, cuAcH KANE Our VARSITY IiASKIi'I'I3AI.l. team ran into stiff com- petition in their first year of Coast League participation. The boys dropped ll games by six or less points which included 21 double overtime loss. During the course of the yenr, our team met seven league champions. In this group was I.ong Beach Poly, who later became C.l.F. Champions. Throughout the entire season, the Don hoop men kept a never-say-die attitude, and this finally won out when they pulled the biggest upset of the league by knocking Centen- nial out of ax possible first place with a score of 62-58. What zx gamell The Dons were led by co-captain DAVE S'l'IiINIiR'I S consistent play, co-captain DICK MAI.I.EY'S vicious rebounding and fleftDjIM ROOKIiR'S scoring punch. Other Seniors who helped the cause were ED TALMAGE and DON HARRIS. Next year it is hoped that two returning junior lettermcn, hard driving CIIRIS JOHNSON and long shot artist RED RADFORD, both of whom saw agreat deal of action this year, will put the Dons on their winning way. I ROW l: Richard Radford Don Ilarris im Rooker Dan Fowler Chris johnson ROW 2 Dick Vlalley Due Britton Herb Schneidnu, I d Talmage Dave 'iteinert Hob iands Mgr Hoopsters lllPI'lt 1 redlt