Victor Valley High School - Joshua Tree Yearbook (Victorville, CA)

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ferric' Deeds Smith Capt Rainey Bunce, Kruse, E. Adams Bacon Demaree Moline Lewis, Watts, Dawson Rivers lohnston Mitchell McAllister, Willson, Swartzbaugh, Peake, Lopez FOCDTBALI. Victor Valley Union High School pigskin tossers turned in their suits November 28 after defeating Needles on the home turf, 26-l9. Once again the jackrabbits, under the supervision of Coach Keith Gunn, have captured the Desert League championship. The big game this year was the Victorville-Lancaster fight on Armistice Day. The game was nip and tuck until the latter part of the first quarter, when Victor smeared Lancaster be- hind their own goal line. Victor kept this two-point lead until the middle of the third quarter when they finally broke after holding Lancaster for seven downs on the one-yard line. The game ended with the Victor team going down to a l4-2 defeat, but the memory of that goal line stand will linger in every spectator's mind. Fellows on the first string were: Moline, REQ Deeds, RT, Bunce, RC-3 Rainey, C3 Smith, LC, Kruse, LTQ E. Adams, LEQ Peake, HB, johnston, RHQ McAllister, FB, Rivers, Q. Subs on the heavyweight team were: Mitchell, Willson, Swartzbaugh, Lopez, Campbell, Demaree, Lewis, Watts, Bacon, Dawson. The members of the lightweight team were: Evans, Swift, Read, Saul, F. Mehner, jackson, Bryan, Oates, Lyons, Lovett, Rendell, C. Demaree, Dabney, Bernal, l. Carter, Vernon, Berger, C-obar, Ellis, Doran, Navarro, Hobbs. 39

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BASKETBALL The A team's hardest and best played game was with Needles, over there. The B team's most difficult game was with Barstow. The C team's best game was with Barstow, also-the last game of the season. This game was especially well played. The basketball teams were composed of the following: A Team B Team C Team lohnston Dawson Berger Peake Hewson Bryan McAllister Orebaugh Moore Adams Navarro Swift Bunce jackson F. Mehner Rainey Mitchell Gobar Reed Therkelson Vernon W. Mehner Sheehan TRACK On April 18, the Desert League lnvitational and Divisional track meet was held on the local track. Lancaster captured the Heavyweight lnvitational meet, with the Victorville Lightweights also winning. ln the Divisional meet the Victor team came out on top-winning both the Lightweight and Heavy- weight sections. Six members of the jackrabbits received first places: Moline, Bryan, Oates, Bernal, Read, and E. Adams. SOFTBALL One of the first games was played here with Lancaster, Lancaster won both lightweight and heavyweight games. The baseball team went to Barstow on May l5. The game was extremely exciting. 40 4