Tehachapi High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tehachapi, CA)

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5 5 E 5 1 51515151 5151 515151 515151 515151 515151 515151 51515151 51515151 Track MORE interest has been manifested in track this year than ever before. Coach Offerman opened the season with an interclass track meet. In this meet much new material was uncovered. The Juniors won the meet easily with 6515 points. The Seniors made 45 points, the Sophomore and Freshman classes following closely. All the classes tried hard, but the Juniors had superiority in numbers and were able to enter a man in every event. This track meet was a model of sportsmanship with all the boys taking their defeats in the best of spirit. The Winning team consisted of the following: Gordon Fraser, William Dean, David Williamson, Harry Cowan, Fay Adams, Lee Auringer, Stephen Valdez, Eusevio Acedo, Theo- dore Forester and Pete Olive. DESERT LEAGUE TRACK MEET This meet was held at Lancaster, April 15, 1933. The competing schools were Lancaster, Lone Pine, Bishop, Victorville and Tehachapi. Tehachapi did not have many heavyweights to enter in the meet so made only five points. Track Individuals Theodore Forester took a third place in the 120-yard low hurdles. He stepped the sticks in good time, considering he had had very little practice. Gordon Fraser, one of our best all-around track men, had an oi day and only took second place in the high jump. Jose Narez, Joe Errea, Stephen Valdez and Francis Wilson deserve credit for their efforts although they did not place in any events. Lightweights The lightweights made a very good showing and won third place in the meet, making 20 points. Robert Bronson, competing against much larger boys, took third place in the football throw. Frank Narez took a third place in the broad jump and also ran in the final heats of the 50-yard dash. Lewis Dye, our three- quarter miler, took second place, giving his opponent a hard race. Pete Olive took first place in the 660. James Purbaugh, the fastest light-weight in school, took first place in the 50-yard dash and first place in the 100, also. Robert Doupe deserves mention as he ran in the final heat of the 50-yard dash. A15151515151515151515151515154 nnnn.33n'J5nQ33nL1 F . 5 15 15 151515 151515 11x15 151515 15151515 15 11 15151515