Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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2 Q LEO CAMPISI Cl1inlc Cztmpisi finish- ed high in meets and won the half-mile and mile runs in the Confer- ence meet. Leo is back for two more years, and should be Rockford's best distance runner during his junior and senior years. RELAY TEAM The Relay team picked from these men won many honors during the season. Among the victories were a First place in the District meet and a third place in the Conference meet. TONY CASSIOPPI 4'Tony,' Cassioppi, a two year letter man in track, and one of the greatest all-round ath- letes to participate in Rockford high school athA letics, proved to he a valuable man in the sprints and on the relay team. INTER-CLASS MEET f Wx 6 6 one llundred nine i 5

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Www! Zmff C 1 1 VINCENT LEATHERBY Vince Leatherlzy, an understgudy to Campisi in the half and mile runs, developed quickly under Coach Beyer's tu- toring, Although he did not make the required points to win a letter, he is almost sure of one in his two remaining years. CHESTER YOUNGMAN Chet Youngnian, a sophomore, devel- oped into a First class pole vaulter. Cl1et'l lived up to Coach Beyer's expec- tations of vaulting eleven feet. Young- man placed second in the national com- petition at Marquette university high school relay carnival. ARMIN OCHSNER Ox', Oclisner was a consistent winner in the shot put and discus. He won second place in the Conference meet, and had the distinction of heaving the shot forty- eight feet in the Pen- tathlon. FREEPORT VS. ROCKFORD X 0110 hundred ten 3