Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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vw' K..t Facing a promising' season were, kneeling, left to right: Manager Jimmy Compton, lid VValsh, Manuel Picon, Stan Filler. Kim Wallace, Don Dansby, Tom Lodge, Chris Petersen. Middle row: Manager Jon Schultz, Dickie John, Zane Little, Doug Stew- art, Tommy Wilson, Mike Rhoden, Vernon Lewis, Jerry Meehan, Coach Joe Hunter. Top row: Gordon Farrah, Bruce Bernhardi, Lyman Gilliland. Eric Chandler, Jerrell Glenn, Bobby Jones, Raul Quezada. Ronnie Baxter. BASEBALL CHEDULE Burroughs at Trona 'Trona at Barstow Trona at Avalon '3fLone Pine at Trona :llBLll'I'OL1gllS . at Trona Trona at Burroughs 'Barstow at Trona Big Bear at Trona 'iDescrt at Trona First round, C.I.F. playoffs fiTrona at Lone Pine CTF. semifinals Trona at Desert C.l.F. finals 'Trona at Burroughs :l:lA'2lj.fll0 games It was tough but Jerrell Glenn just man- lIe's out! Manuel Picon sends the dirt flying in aged to heat out an infield grounder in a a spectacular slide into second, but Gordon Farrah practice session. First Baseman Jerry Meeh- an makes the stretch. was just a little too fast for him. The boys put in many weary hours of practice every night. .iv tx . 41.1 l JI .... - ,-- 7: .

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