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

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Top distance men this year were BARTO WASH, JERRY THOMASON, CHRIS JOHNSON, rated as one of Southern California's leading half milers, and DAVE PARKER, who carried the Olympic Torch a mile through the San Fernando Valley for the Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. JOHN RAMOS makes an outstanding jump in Varsity competition in third annual Relays. theldghzuulthe speedy TRACK MEMBERS: ROW l. Ron Stein, Arlie Russell, Floyd Brodersen, Lloyd Brodersen, Harry Price, Ted Codon, Dave Fisher, Rich Marshall, Mike Mag- abilin, Ray Melenski, Ralph Houska, George Smith, Bill Booth, John Kenyon, Dave Kerley. ROW 2.David Lense, J.D. Powers, Chuck Kannoy, Richard Thomp- son, Richard Newton, Richard Long- brake, Tom Booth, Jack Toler, Barto Wash, Jim Legros, Roger Delk, Jerry McGlothin, Robert Ba1dwin,DeanPoppe, Rich Swain,Gabie Magabilin, Mike Ball, Mike Douglas, Ken Evelyn, Randy Haynes, John Haas, George Shelton, David Workman,Dave Archambault, Rudy Aguilar. ROW 3: Dale Wills, Dale Hous- ton, Ron Wright, Bob Sands, Ken Kaz- zar, Jim Walker, Jim Baxter, Dave Par- ker, Everett Underwood, John Biagetti, Dan Fowler, John Ramos, Jerry Cope- land, Gary Williamson, Mike Chamber- lain, Dan VanGrenigan, Jerry Johnson, Lee Baderman, Larry McWhorter, Wayne Albinger, Jerry Thomason, Gene Porter, Chris Johnson, Gary Kazarian, Sammy Neill, Calvin Medley, Bob Thornton.

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Track Coach Don Ruh On your mark for With the end of the third competitive season in track, Dominguez High School has firmly established its name as a track school in Southern California. Its future in track continues to look bright as the 1960 squad had many sophomores and juniors turning in record-breaking performances. The Coast League, again one of track's strongest, made it difficult for the small Dons to rank high in the final league meet standings. The 1960 Season, in review, reveals the following high points: Dual Meet wins over Norwalk High School in Varsity and B classes. Dual Meet wins over Long Beach jordan in A and B classes. Dual Meet wins over Paramount in Varsity and B classes. Varsity team Championship in the Third Annual Dominguez Relays. ' Eighth place in thirty three schools in Arroya Invitational, sixth in the C class. Over seventeen school records set by the 1960 A, B, and C, teams combined. 1959 C-660 Champion, CHRIS JOHNSON, ranked nationally with high school middle distance runners. 'V wi J, lx in

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G.A.A. ROW 1. G. Anderson, B. Weir, S.Broxholme, anez, I. Pina, S. Caves, C. Stubbert, S. Cline, S. C. Swanson, B. Holtzschue. ROW 2. S. Rohr, 1. E. Steinhilber, M. Bollen, M. Kochevar, R. Egge, C. Lloyd, D. failed us. A. Nu- Pruett, M. Ubrun, S. Weir, E. Chastain, P. Swartz, D. Lense, Cerjak, N. Hay- worth, V. Hilliard, P. Bowers, M. Moore, L. Jennings, P. Iluseman, N. Morrison, D. Nichols. ROW 3. D. Twombly, Hall, S. Cisneros, J. Mills, K. Pierz, B. Mey- Their labor of love is sports., Working to build interest in sportsmanship, MRS. LOUISE FISCHER is truly an asset to our GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSCXIIATION. She possesses the qualities necessary to inspire girls to do their best. On her we banked for the ultimate in leadership, and she never ers J. G. D. A. P. N. , M. Malley, P. Kazarian, E. Lowe, II. Anderson, Booker, Y. Ilouchen, L. Dubin. ROW 4. M. Klaiber Layne, D. Yost, J. Baade, A. Marscellas, S. Papendick, Guse, M. Graham, G. Bratten, j. McLain, C. Krauss Buma, B. Pyle, D. Cornish, V. Pass. Camera shy are: McNally, G. Clark, K. Keeton, j. Fowler, C. Hansen Maughn, C. Farley, B. Hutchenson, J. Dearie. ' '5.,:,.. , 5.5.,.:,..r.. :s-, ..,,-,:, ...,, ig st, ii., -'--x . I - N. N, W- ...... Q -I ., :: asm M. . , N, i M W. ww wwwwamwwas WWW NNN' mssxuwwasnmwmamwmw. 'NRSV S mmm is X we-Xi was mms was Simian x SMX v-A X Nw NN si