Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'P' It looks like Pat Jacobs can't get the energy to do any more situps, especially with Coach White watching. The distance runners are probably the hardest workers on the track team. Jessie Owens, Olympic medalist, gives a few pointers to members of our varsity track team. Steve Flinn prepares to throw the discus. Gene Aarondale strains for his best effort inthe broadjump.

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Seniors Provide Cindermen's Strength Varsity Track- ROW I: D.McComb, J.Rebenar, R.Slabaugh, J.Ard, C.Irving, L.MiIIer, D.Payne, D.Heinrichs, D.RepIogle, T.Deneke. ROW ll: M.Ramos, C.Couch, D.Hammond, R.Pacius, P.MilIigan, P.Jacobs, J.Aarandale, D.Homer, M.Clark. ROW Ill: J.Turberville, S.Petruso, F.Aarondale, lVl.Nlalinski, D.Kaz, B.Levittes, B.Jones, M.Ream, ROW IV: M.Oswood, B.Hert, B.Paterik, J.Robbins, B.Watson. was Frosh Track- ROW I: P.Stanford, J.Payne, Kinney Dinton, N.LaMonica, C.Ramos, B.MiIler, B.Good, G.Smith, J.RiIey, R.Frank- lin,G.MauIe. Most of the strength of the Varsity Cindermen came from return- ing senior Iettermen Lyle Miller, Dan Replogle, Dan Payne, Jim Re- benar, and Roy Slabaugh. Lyle Miller was one of the best sprinters in the state. Backing up the seniors were sophomore Bob Hert and junior Doug McComb. The team was coached by Mr. Bill Wolfe, lVlr. Mel Rising, Mr. Will White, and Mr. Jerry Conner. The freshman track team was especially strong in weights. Joe Drazkowski and Paul Stanford are the outstanding men in shotput and discus, while Bart Good did a fine job pole vaulting. 132

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'rr I -A 'Sites TX Y K Lyle Miller leans toward the tape as he wins the 100 yard dash Jim Rebenar Shows his speed as he wins the low hurdles in the first track meet frhsx Mark Ream shows good form as he PatMilliganfliesoverthe baras hepIacesSecond in highjump. places second in long jump against Washington. Matt Clark takes the baton from Mark Ream in the Mile Relay against Washington. fi-X all 134 it X