Vallejo College - Apache Trail Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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,gnu un givin 140 agen... an ALLE- .,, ,J 4 QT' 94 far A . ,J JUNIOR COLLEGE TRACK TEAM BACK ROW, lell io riqhl: Jim Grani, Don Hopson, Gene Ca- sella, Harry Camper, Herman Smifh, Winfred Poindexfer, Jack Walling. FRONY ROW: Bill Langford, Georqe Souza, Roy Servanie, Neil McDonnell, Nick Toolialus, Willie Holmes, Emery Johnson. l P 7 ' si is . 32' M, ,Mr ... ' V 'fQ V'-iw 43, W y a TEAM . ' BACK Row, :eff lo riqhl: Jim - Forsfall, Gordon Shaffer, Wal- 4... F- A ' S . M A c, Q f 1 82 . Ab. .Miers V A 3 J. C. TRACK Al' lhe early dale which lhis arlicle is wrillen, noi loo much can be said aboul The upperedivision lraclc learn. Coach Glenn Odale is menloring lhis season's inilial elllorl ol lhe Redslcins on lhe oval palhs. Odale had lined up nine rneels lor The 'Slcin cinder- men, including lhe N.C.J.C.C. gel-logelher al Berlsef ley, and lhe Fresno and lvlodeslo Relays. Early season performers lor lhe Odalernen were: Don l-lopson, mile: Ray Servenle, George Souza and Nick Toolialos, shol and discus: Jim Granl and Jack Walling, 440 and 880: l-larry Camper and Winired Poindexler, dashes and hurdles: Willie l-lolmes, broad-iurnp: Bill Lanlciord, high iurnp: Dave Wiley, pole vault and Fred Sesler. IOO and 22OAyard dashes. Schnider, lhe hurdles. .M , son Dellard, Frank Chukes, Rus- Y . x sell Spanos. FRONT ROW: Joe Reyes, Lee Boyer, James More qans, Ray Kuen91el,Bob Ihinqer. N .5 FQTTB '. , as-13 . rg. w f. wwf f' . Q A ,wt Q. CLASS A TRACK Walson Dillard, Ben llern, and Jim Forreslal bul- warlc a Class B lraclc squad lhal was one ol the finesl in recenl years. The lrio had sel all kinds ol records lasl season as Class C performers, especially llem, who on lwo diilerenl occasions brolce his own league record lor lhe 50-yard dash. Dillard served as a high-jumper, broad-iumper, and relay man, while llem and Forreslal excelled in lhe shorler ol The dashes. Olher lighlweighf Traclc- slers were Ray Kuenlzel and Bill Kuznilc. Q

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I-IIGH SCHOOL TRACK -J diff!! 6 Klip BACK ROW left To rrqhf Coach Bob Pallerson Bll Gallagher Waller Bemis Clark Duke Don McKmney Sam Trlplefl' Ken Fealhersfone John Osborn Smile Lee Harold Three ll Al Schulmeyer Manaqer FRONT ROW Ken Lucko Fred Delaca Frances Landers Dck Armbrusl Jay Sie arf Charles G lley Bull La ghlon WuTh The Track season lusT beqrnnanq when Thus sechon ol The yearbook wenT To press The Apache Th nclads had engaged rn l3uT one meeT The Red and WhnTe crndermen dropped Theur openrnq rnaTch oT The campargn To a sTrong Tamalpars Hugh Track crew on The KenTTueld oval However an loslnq The Apaches earned more TursT places Than dnd The larnuTes buT The depTh oT The laTTer squad proved To be The deTerr'nrnung TacTor One OT The TunesT relay Teams rn The school s envrable hrsTory promised To rack up many polnTs during The season Included In The ground burnanq quarTeT were BTII lDopeyl Gallaqer Ray Robinson Fred Delaca and Norm Schmder Robunson also compeTed ru The dashes Gallaqer The broad lump Delaca The 440 yard run and Schnuder The hurdles EnTered an oTher evenTs Tor Coach Bob PaTTerson s Track crew were dusTance men Francus Anderson Max Carson and Ken Luckow pole vaulTer Duck ArmbrusT and dashrnen Charles Gulley Francis Landers and M ke loalc medes Sam AbpoTT and Ed lrrpleTT handled The duscus and shoTpuTduT1es ,L ,IIN I f I za , I , , I 4 t C '2 T42 i7y f , I, ,T RI , - ' i . l . ' . r ' . Ahbofh Dick Smilh, Max CarsonI Florin Holm. SECOND ROW: Wallace WiesfI Ray Robinson, Ray Schneider, Ed I I 1 I W r I ' : WI I I l I w I u I ' u . I . I . . ' , ' I I-

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G. A. A. FIRST ROW, lefl Vo righf: Miss D. Nc- Wherfer, Dolores Bagg, Donnie Dunkir, Joyce Kepharl, Barbara Hudsen, lla Mae Demos, Edifh Hesser, Virginia Davis. SECOND ROW: Dorofhy Pink, Bellye Blanchelle, Joy Ellis, Barbara Mc illan Dolores Wills, Barbara Ju- chau, Shirley Mae Scofi, Arline laub, Hcnrieffe lloyd, June Reynolds, Siqne Gardner, Nanncffe Johnson, Jeanne Al'en, Alverlis McMihe!l:, Lcis While. G. A. A. BOARD FIRST ROW, lefl fo righf: Dolores Wllls, Dorolhy Pink, Virginia Lee Davis, Joy Ellis, Joanne Allen. SECOND ROW: Alverfis McNlihelk, Barbara McMillan, June Reynolds, Dolores Bagg, Miss D. Mcwherfer, Sponsor. G. A. A. The Girls' Alhlelic Associalion is open fo all girls of high school level who are inler- esled in sporls. The sporls offered lhis year have been hockey, soccer, volleyball, baslcel- ball, speedball, solfball and badminlon. The advisor is Miss Dorolhy McWher+er, and lhe officers are: President Barbara lvlclvlillan' Vice-President Dolores Bagg' Secrelary, Virginia Davis' Treasurer, Frances Govi, and Pubiicily. Dorolhy Pinlc. Each year The G.A.A. sponsors a vice versa dance and an all g'rls' olayoay. They are also inviled lo lhe Universily ol California high school playday. This year lhey have had playdays wilh Napa, Fairfield and Benicia and were invired ro fhe Napa Counly olayday held in Napa. An honor leam is elec'-ed a+ lhe conclusion oi each soorl. The honor team is com- posed oi a full ream oi rhe besl players from rhe Junior and Senior reams. Awards are delermineo by a ooin+ sysrem. Poinrs are given :or oraclices, games honor reams, board member, and lor good sporrsmanshfo. Ar rhe end oi each year an awards banquef is held. The iirsl award is a bloclc V For IOO poinls' The second, a slar for ZOO ooinls and fhe Third, a small gold V pin for 300 poinls.