San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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CROSS COUNTRY-Front row. left tn right: Don Kynard, Winford Starling, John Qulnci, Edwin 'Payne, lack Stevens, Hubert Smith. Second row: Mr, Wiegand, Advisor. John Malzahn. Jim Connor. Adam Leonard, Ronald Williams, Arthur White, Martin Phillips, Steve Zolezzi. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Our cross country team, the men with the iron lungs and super en- durance, were led into battle this year by their new coach, Henry Wie- gand, and Captain Martin Phillips. The team, on the whole, showed great im- provement over last year's squad and finished fifth in city league standings by defeating Kearny and Pt. Loma. Cut- standing star was sophomore sensation Don Kynard, who showed promise of doing great things for the long distance squad.

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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL-Front row, left to right: Dick Mauller, David Sewell. Jerry Blake, Fred DeBotts, Angelo Canena. Tony Asaro, Anthony Asaro, Jim McNeil, Bill Patten, Boh Yamada, Richard Saldivar, Garnett Adams, Billy Castro, Bill Hoese, Frank Morgan. Second row: Coach Patten, Raymond Samson, Roger Humphreys, David Woods, Bill Dramond, Dallas Evans, Cecil Esoy, Frank Perez, Gene Huntsman, Norman Jordon, James Moore. Louie Orrantia, David Lopez, Jim Stratton, lvory Wimberly, Coach Cassie. Third row: Eddie Repuenhagen, Ardell Finley, Rober Woodson, Elwood Araki, Gaylord Taylor. Wayne Watson, Atron Gentry, Claude Williams, Carl Osborn, Rudy Tanos, Floyd Robinson, John Minalee, Scott Armitage, Henry Payne. - SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL San Diego High's sophomore football squad, directed by Coaches Bill Patten and Les Cassie, showed signs of many future var- sity stars and ran up a record to be Droud of: seven wins and one defeat. Starting off with a I3 to 6 win over Brown, the Sophs were mo- mentarily set baclc by a l3 to 6 defeat at the hands of Chula Vista J.V., but they came baclr with renewed energy to score wide-margin wins over Helix, La Jolla, and Grossmont: closer victories over Pt. Loma and Kearny: and a smashing 40 to 9 victory over Hoover. High scorers for the team were Floyd Rob- inson with 42g Carl Osborn, 36: Rudolfo Tanos, 30: and Cecil Espy, 27.

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If l were seventeen years old and had a time machine which gave me just one choice, where would I like to go? To Athens ot the Golden Age? To Rome during, the rein of Caesar Augustus? To Renaissance Venice? To Paris in the time of Louis XIV? To the England of the First Elizabeth or ot Victoria? No, it l were seventeen years old and had a choice lille that l believe I would stay right here and now, for somehow l feel that the remaining years ot this century, with all their problems and possibilities tor disaster, will bring a richer, fuller. more challenging, and more adventurous lile on this earth than it has ever seen betore. l am certain, too, that every American boy and girl tace greater opportunities than those ot any other generation of youth in the history ol mankind. May you, the Class ot l952, malie the most ot those opportunities. DR. JOHN ASELTINE Principal