Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Field events--ROW 1: Ken Hammond, Mike Curtis, Robert Sinex, Mike Holly, Jaime Yslas, Flenard Grisby, Calvin Henry, manager Mike Saucedo. Clearing the bar with ease, Mike Holly shows the winning form that made him outstanding in the pole vault and a consistent point winner. l78 ROW 2: Milton Bector, Joe Demuth, Weldon Jones, Ed Meyers, Frank Renteria, Chuck Anthony, Francisco Saenz, Dan Pallanes. Eddie Myers and Flenard Grisby were the two top high iumpers in the state and Ken Hammond was one of the leading long iumpers in the city. Flenard began to prove his natural abilities as a freshman, when he won the state high iump event in 1966 with a jump of 6 feet 4 inches. With this kind of record, Grisby is expected to surpass state records.

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41? - --i' Firing out of the starting blocks, Ron Jackson shows the power he Louis Chaboya and John Anderson stand poised awaiting the whistle to start. used to outspeed the sprinters from other schools. Through constant conditioning and dedication these two became top distance men. Track Showed Strength. Lacked Depth 4 tfii.12!ij?Y?-, 1. , . M5515 ' , - , . . .L .,,:., Envy! K ... AV , kV.:,k if I .7 0 Quin ' ,E ff ,gs y , ,. ni' K ., HF: .,,,, S H glgliy., 5: if , 1 g uri! K SSI, L, . 'auf 46550 - ' it ff' , I imnwu, Q ' off 4285 .ergo It b , ff ,- Mr 'gen ZEN K' X -tg, gf? 2 2 BK 4 i i 05559 gas, i ' Y E Q -' if Mr 1 kxvl. Hallo Fw om ditto ITN, 007 Runners-ROW 1: Robert Teso, Jon Hoyt, David Valenzuela, Luis Canez, Andrew Randles, Michael Gutierrez, Clifford Moyes, Paul Davis, Mike Mead, Charles Molina, Jimmy Rosovich, Manny Lopez. ROW 2: Larry Hopkins, Travis Kinsley, John Wilson, Richard Clark, Donny Yslas, Richard Gallego, Louis Chaboya, David Reisdorf, Rufus Encinas, Arnold Palacios, Robert Montano, Roland Edwards. ROW 3: David Peron, Rick Amos, Ray Zoellner, Sidney Jones, Jose Flores, Victor Lang, Ron Jackson, Willie Lewis, John Anderson, Raul Gomez, Henry Miller, Edward Armenta. ,fa suv r' There were many outstanding individual competitors but lacking were backup men. In many field events there were Chuck Anthony-shot put, Mike Holly-pole vault, Flenard Grisby and Ed Myers-high iump, and Ken Hammond-broad jump, The running events were done by Ron Jackson-sprints, Willie Lewis-440 yard run, Leonard Gaskill-middle distance, John Anderson, Willis Maki, Louis Chaboya, Raul Gomez-long distance, and Bill McKinley-hurdles. 177

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4292340 'MI 05550 i V i i . ,L,' L Track team coaches were Robert McCaa, Ed Brown, they taught the team the basic skills needed and and Clay Hitchcock. Through personal experience instilled a sense of pride and dedication. Freshman Cindermen Sought to Better Track Records Hecving powerfully, C h u c k Anthony shows how the shot put is supposed to go. Freshman Track-ROW I: .lon McNair, Edward Gonzales, Larry Hopkins, quit, Gary Starkes, Ruben Perez, Thomas Verdugo, quit, Henry Morales, Ernest Pons, quit. ROW 2: Robert Hubbard, quitter, Johnny Alarcon, Elia Martinez, Larry McNair, quit, Arnold Armenta, Robert Chavez, quit, Michael Anaya, Albert Lopez, quit, George Villeascusa, quit, Eddie Ma- iolca. ROW 3: Leon Brownell, Joseph Freeman-quit, Charles Booker, Mike Carbaial, Louis Gonzales, Alex Flores, James Terrezas-quit, Oscar Ornelas, Joe Duron, Dick Steele, Abel Dominguez, Nick Yourgulez, Andres Miranda. ROW 4: Larry Behrers, Vernon Hill, Victor Ortiz, Joe Nogales, Larry Betters, Loyd Hunter, Dewey Williams, Don Walker, Pedro Alvarez, Paul Flowers, Robert Brewer, and Coach Brown. 179