Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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TRHCK , , n 4 The spring of 1940 saw a definite renaissance of interest in track Melba High School. Under the able coaching of Mr. Lloyd, the Kustangs swept to a com anding position in track meets st Boise and Nampe The following earned their stripes: Gene Graham, 880 relay and 440 dashg Hardy Ball, medley relay, high jump, Ray Simpson, mileg Elmer Little, medley relay, 880 relry, high jump, and broad jump, Bob Johnson, 440 dash, 880 relqy high jump, and broad ju pg Bill Kirklnnd, mile, Stanley Jackson, 100 yard dash, medley relry, and broad jumpg Elden Brown, 880 relay and medley relay, Earl Cummings, 220 and 440 yvrd dash, shot, high jump, and broad jump, Homer Lyon, discus, shot, and juveling Russell Richardson, pole vault, Clinton D javeling Don Johnson, pole vcultg Maurice Horn, low hurdles, deslie Barker, low hurdles and 880 relayg Curl Blick, shot and discus, Dyer Pettijohn, high hurdles and jrveling and Lay Little, mile fnd 880 relay In the picture fbi ck rowjz Russell Tuckness, mainngcfr, Axel Kunneganrd, Garry Strong, Homer Lyon, Curl Blick, Glondon Clerk, Chfrles Simpson, Dyer Pettijohn, Maurice Horn, Lynn Mcfrthur, and Fr. Lloyd, coach Second row: Elmer Little, Hurry Charters, Hrrdy Ball, Clinton Charters, George Bhss, Stanley Jackson, ucslic Brrkcr, Terrell Chfsc, Floyd nelch, and Jmnes Piersol. Front row: Ray Little, Earl Cummings, Don Johnson, Rsy Irvin, Gene Grrhsm, Bill Kirkland, Russell Fichsrdson, Dick McClaran, :nd Ray Simpson. at Charters, pole vault, Garry Strong, shotg Alfred D vis, pole vault and Q O 1

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EF-ISEBHLL x 4 Y Q . Q! qi vi X, dlcton, with Mclbn winning 5-4. Lclba's hurltr L o ll s t team mates, allowed only three hits and struck Because of r rough fitld and the rainy v get the practice essential for e winning team. were played with thc team hfving had little pi Coach Lloyd states that he his fine nrosp lcttormen returning to the diamond next yczr, out fiftecn oo oncnts. ,thr' the Rust.ngs f.iled t In f.ct thc first two g.mcs ,ctice nt all -ct' in thx l.r1t nu ber ,Ad 1 lo ning forwnrd to ffl lf 9 ie ! L Obviously, the dominate grmc of thc season of '40 was played with Mid--' N . i tr X fe' ,z . .' 0 r Q X r' c ' 0 X 15- . x 0 VX I L, F x T L 57 ' S slr' N f a ,ef O successful sqnson in 1941 Thoso in the picture: Cbrok rowj char nnd center field, Clinton Charters field and thirdg Gcorgo Kirklrnd, left Hoagland, short stopg Stanley Jackson, Front row: Elmcr Little, mcnngerg Kicstcr, third and short stopg Frank Jr Grant, catcher, Ray Irvin, firstg Gone manager. hr. Lloyd, coach, Homor Lyon, pit- , right field, Ferrell Sheen, contcr ficldg Harry Chrrtcrs, catcher, Glonn pitchcrg fnd Maurice Horn, second. Glcndon Clfrk, right field, Howard .yo, loft fi ldg Cwrl Barr, first, Bob Graham, lfft fieldg and Bill Kirklind N A I 1 L , v n, wc uopor od by hisy mx. Li L Q ,L P W. f. an i 4, iml a L,- rf il, V M .A li xr Af?-