San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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The Golf Team, a new group on the Mission sport scene was begun this year with great enthusiasm under the capable direction of Fr. Reed. Although the team had a rather poor season they had many bright spots and pros- pects for the teams of future years. The team put up a respectable showing in the new parochial league. Sharing the coaching iob with Fr. Reed was Ed Walsh, who was also the captain of this year's team. X-Q GOLF TEAM Left to right: Jerry Gustaveson, Ed Gatz, Joe Jasinski, Tony Patchett, Art Smith, Ed Walsh, Henry Oiendyk, Fr. Reed, C.M.F, Missing: Jim Shuster. and 'eww czmmg azfadeata. WEIGHTLIFTING TEAM Left to right, kneeling: Art Smith and Joe Santore. Back Row: Joe Kingston, Don Devlin, Steve Hudson, Sam Perricone, Gary Candurachi What are those strange grunts and groans coming from the boys' locker room, is it some- one'dying? No, it is only the weightlifting class doing its daily conditioning exercises. These boys are really Mission's muscle squad and their muscles are well used lon deten- tion, etc.l, but seriously they are well con- cerned with their health and do theii' bit to keep Mission's men mighty.

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After recovering from an early setback in the Mission Bowling League this season, the Lucky Strikes sprang well ahead to outpoint the Keg Tappers in the 'final stages of the series, thus capturing full league honors. BOWLING TEAM Left to right, Front Row: Conor McGouran, Ed Sternagle. Back Row: Gerald Carroll, Steve Walsh, Greg Schwartz. ffdddtdanai apo 4 me Ze datefzeozf SOCCER TEAM Left to right, Front Row: John Skrnich, Louis Mortillaro, Conor McGouran, Jerry Carroll, Dan Watson. Back Row: Tony Sabadin, William Hopkins, Bill Kidnay, Dennis Lenahon, Gary Neuenschwander. XMSSIQ4, ,0- ' P'UNtIIRg This year a soccer team comprised of seniors, sophomores, and freshmen was initiated at Mission. Despite an unsuccessful year, they succeeded in arousing Missionites' interest in this new sport.

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due wecawlc zfapfde 44 46036074 GGYLQZGZ. 4A exerts a valiant but vain effort in the tug-of-war Field day this year was sparked by the smashing of five old records, spirited competition between 4-A, 4-B, 3-A, and 2-A, with the winner being finally decided by virtue of the new golf accuracy contest. Although 4A took an early lead, successfully holding it, the other classes never gave up and threatened to overtake the seniors through- out the day. Outstanding individuals in this amateur short pants derby were Ed Walsh and Pat Zartman with two first places apiece for the victorious 4A class and iunior John Stewart who gained two firsts for his class, 3A. Above, Left: Acrobat Rich Clark takes first place in the handstand with a fine effort of 55'f2 seconds. Below, left, Pat Zartman strains to a new school record of 135 push ups. Below, Right: Shotputter Dennis Lenahan hurls the softball 248 feet. 'Q-WK QW