Santa Rosa High School - Echo Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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L font Ecuo Sw1mm1ng Under the dxrectlon of Coach O W Former and the coachxng of George Fox an alumnus and former sw1m star of the hugh school Santa Rosa Hlgh School turned out an aquat1c squad that flgured very well for the 28 sea son Leo Collin proved to be the Panther maxnstay throughout the season In the North Bay meet held here Colhn won the sxlver cup awarded for mdlvldual honors of 13 pomts Other consxstent P0lI1t getters for the Panthers durmg the season were McGu1re Champnon and Hahn Interclass meet Sophomores and junnors tied for fxrst place wnth 52 2 3 ponnts each Senoxrs 9 2 3 pomts Dual meet wnth Santa Rosa junior College won by the Panther squad wnth 68 ponnts agamst the Colleg1ans 24 Trrangular meet w1th Petaluma and Healdsburg won by Santa Rosa wxth 62 2 3 pomts Healdsburg placed second wlth 79k pomts and Petaluma thrrd wlth 21 5 6 POIHIS NORTH COAST SECTION MEET Leo Colhn and Larry McGu1re were chosen to represent Santa Rosa IH the North Coast meet held at Sutro Baths San Francisco on May 18 Colhn after sw1mm1ng out of his lane came back strong by takmg a thlrl ln the 50 and a fifth 1n the 100 McGu1re placed f1fth 1n the plunge NORTH BAY LEAGUE IXIEET Tamalpaxs Union Hxgh School reta1ned xts last years N B L C I I' tntle when lf won the North Bay League meet held here on May 26 Tam reglstered 48 polnts to take fxrst place wh1le Santa Rosa wlth 29 markers beat out San Rafael by three poxnts for second place Healdsburg took fourth wxth 12 pomts wlule Petaluma placed f1fth w1th two markers Leo Collm won the sxlxer cup awarded for 1nd1v1dual honors when he took fxrsts IH the 50 and the 100 and second 1n the dmng for a total of 29 pomts Rogers Champnon took a fxrst 111 the Class B 50 yard sw1m, and Hahn nabbed a flrst IH the fancy d1v1ng I L J VIWFIQPIQFIWPIVIQFIYIWFIQFIQPI' 'IWPINPIQVIQFIVIWPIQFIXFIQPIQYIV I -f-if,-gli:-:.-.. :::-1,-1'-:'if,:-fbi: lil ,L ,L ,c,,t,..-.,. .4 'I -mu-Us I H ef 'C-it 0 trtt W LQ P . ...,..,- 4. . ,.-...a ' 4 ' . , ,,f, ,.Q.,,,,,' '?fiQLl. , ....,, , V' , 4 ' ' 4 V-.--at----HYa----get ,-w--.----- I 0 1 1 T4 ' fel it 'Wx g Y I I J J? I I rl 1 if E ? 5 4 :ul l l 91, 1 . . . l i X f 'N .. . . . . X lx hi ! . ' ' . . 1 ol 1- ' . . ' , l l . , yi 5 . ' . . ' i ' .' ' ' . ' 5 . . . . ' I . l - , I . A ' . , , . , , ' - ' . 9 U ya . g Y Q ..... 1. , W 5 . , . , . ' ' . ' I - .iv . . I 7 ' M A I . . 7 . .V. an . l . . . ' . f . . . . I 4 1 ' l

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.1 ful- 5.-X1-id 1-X f X f- -1- L ' '- ' 4 ' a. -, 'sT'a' f75 '+n,- 'Q' fe . M. a V , .vii Gof For the flrst trme nn the hrstory of athletncs golf was admrtted as a league sport ln the North Bay League of the C I I' No dues were to be pard and no penants were to be awarded the wxnnmg team thus year due to the fact that thus sport IS only belng tned out for one veit and lf If proves to be suc cessful mll remann ts a league sport ln the C I I Under the coachnng of Mr Gus Lee and Mr Don McPherson, Santa Rosa I-hgh School showed rts keen lnterest 1n thls sport by wrnnrng the North Bay tntle of the C I I' Captaln Rxchme Shefer Flden llckman, Carl Lankant ohn Merlan and Blll ames formed the Panther squad throughout the mayor part of the season The przetxce matches prnor to the league cunpargn were all nn the Panthers faxor vylth the exceptxon of .1 fevy defeats yxhnch were avenged 1n the league nlts later on ln the season The Panthers opened the league drlxe wuth a ylctory oxer San Rafael and boosted thelr stocks 1 notch hngher on the follownv week by takmg Vallejo doxyn the hull for thexr second COHSCLUIIXC uctory Santr Ron took the next three mrtches mthout rusnng a club when I-lealdsbure Petrlumx ind Cahstoea forfented These forfeuts put the Panther faxr may athletes on the bnm of the txtle mth 'Nlpl bemg the only obsttcle left Nlapa hoyxeyer was forced to make wax for the Panther team when the txxo lnstltutlons met nn the crucral match of the season The Panthers dow ned Brayes rn 1 mlhnl o 1 t rout mt IIS s golf ntle The coaches proxed beyond 1ll doubt th tt they were lble dlrectors rn thus sport and deserxe plenty of eredlt for the mtnner ln xxhleh they handled the team Ctptun Rltllli Schefer together mth the other members of the squad all welded thexr clubs rn true fashxon throughout the season, and wrth pracncally a xeteran squad returmng next year 5 R H S feels assured that the tntle mll remam here rf the sport contlnues to hold a place rn the C I I' l l I Y 4 V . . , F, 2 Y, 'L 1 1 J Y' , 1 ' 'h ' ' ' V - ' ' ' . V ' l ' lla L ' ' z the ' ' ' Q tl ' ' Ag 3 t 2 matcl, anl b gl S. R. H. S. ' firyt Y . 4. ' . -1 1' V ' , Q ' ' 'I V 'A A 5 I A 4' 'I 4 7 Pk - . . 'I' - T f ' T w ' . .l. , . I' 105 'I .. .u. .Yl ?l. . l1Pl