Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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spans? , in Trona Tornadoes. Bottom row, left to right: Frank Picon, David Roadruck, Deril Schmitt, Dickie John, Stan Filler, Kim Wallace, Roy Hackman, Managers George Sherman and Jack Russell. Second row: Eddie Walsh, Ernesto Dominguez, Allen Hartley, Gerald Butler, Jerry Meehan, Scot Wallace, Al Adams, Manuel Picon, Joel Stevens, Manager Jon Schultz. Third row: Coach Dick Wilkinson, Ronnie Baxter, Larry Burke, Raul Quezada, Jerrell Glenn, Lyman Gilliland, Don Roadruck, Chris Petersen, Coaches Joe Hunter and Dick Rasines. Tow Row: Bob Rascoe, Jim Dillon, Bob Keyser, Wes Plambeck, Gene Myers, Richard Orr, Don Brooks, Lynn Bell, Bruce Bernhardi. Not pictured, Coach Don Davis. SEASON RECORD Twin Pines Carpinteria iiVictor Valley ikMojave Tehachapi fBa.rstow fLone Pine fBishop iiBurroughs Needles 'League games Won-7 Lost-3 Tied-0 Trona Opponents 6 0 0 26 31 19 34 14 20 19 6 50 31 13 20 34 18 14 32 6 ?a4z'eal Something new has been added! Due to the hard work of the Quarterback Club, Griffith Field was equipped with lights, making it possible to have night football games. Record crowds, averaging 750 per- sons per game, attended throughout the season. The season got off to a good start with Trona defeating Twin Pines. Staunch de- fenses by the two lines held the game scoreless through the third quarter. Final score, after a fourth quarter touchdown: Trona 6, Twin Pines 0. The next week saw the Tornadoes trav- eling 230 miles to Carpinteria. This was expected to be one of the tougher games of the season, and it was. The Tornadoes were outweighed but not outplayed-both teams playing hard till the final gun. No breaks for Trona that night, with more than our share of fumbles and injuries. Final score: Carpinteria 26, Trona 0. At the end of the season Carpinteria had won first place in their league. The first league game found us hosting unbeaten Victor Valley. What a game!