Ulysses S Grant High School - Shield Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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ll TRACK , . . 1 1 1 . . , . , . . . f , A E . f , K I Q 1 1 . J . g , . . . TOP ROW, L. to R.: Don Penfield, Jeff Lewinter, John Tanciur, Nor- Leonard Joe Lancer BOTTOM ROW L to R Coach Johnson Jeff man Cooper, Marc Aronson, Louie Horvitz, Jim Ackley, Jim Moore. Glade Ron Kenyon Barthol Paul Volchok Joel Garfield Mark MIDDLE ROW, L. to R.: Paul Tiffany, Bill Wadsworth, Jerry Ulrich, Levitan Coach Plnkston Rick Greenberg, Dean Bruce, Howard Levy, Marshall Gordon, Chuck The C track team had a good chance for first or second place in the League, led by high jumper Bill Wadsworth, sprinter and hurdler Mar- shal Gordong sprinter Larry Sweetland, 660-man Dean Bruce, and shot putters Jeff Glade and Paul Volchak. The team was strong all year and could win the League meet. Whether they do, or not, it should be an excellent year forthe C trackmen.

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if IX! TOP ROW, L. to R.: Paul Ilsley, Mgr., Mike Rankin, Mgr., Tom MacLeod, Bruce MacLeod, Len South, Paul Hassel- bach, Tom Selleck, Dave Diederich, Gary Grate, Terry Weaver, Bill Wagner, Mgr., Coach Gordon. BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Jeff Pentland, Ron McMacken, Rick Amezola, Joe Koch, John Schroeder, Don Rosselli, Gary Long, Mike Gordon, Gary Schafer. Grant, the champions of the East Valley League last year, returned this year strong in most departments, but hampered by young and inexperienced pitching. Whether winning or losing, the Lancer nine always played good baseball and of- fered strong competition to their tough East Valley League foes. The most outstanding players were shortstop Tom Macleod, captain of the team and All-League candidate, who played and hit well all year long, Rick Amezola, first base, Mike Gordon, third base and possible All-League player, and Leonard South, with fine pitching performances. Tenth graders, who give Grant a bright future, were pitchers Jeff Pentland and John Schroeder, and catcher Ron McMackin.