43rd ANNUAL STATE C. I. F. CHAMPIONSHIPS

EAST COLLEGE STADIUM • LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1961 Meet Host: Los Angeles City Schools

PAST STATE MEET CHAMPIONS 1915-1960

HELD AT DATE SCHOOL POINTS COACH Fresno ...... April 3, 1915 ...... Manual Arts (L.A.) ...... 25 Otto Fritsch Los Angeles ...... April 3, 1916 ....•. Manual Arts (L.A.) ...... 37½ Otto Fritsch Berkeley ...... April 28, 1917 ... ~-Coalinga ...... 25 Charles Geer Sacramento ..... April 27, 1918 ...... Pasadena ...... 25 George M;iin San Bernardino ...... April 26, 1919 .....• Manual Arts (L.A.) ...... 21 Sid Foster Bakersfield ...... April 24, 1920 ...... L. A. High School...... 19 Glenn Whittle Berkeley ...... April 30, 1921 ...... Lincoln (L.A.) ...... 17 Stockton ...... May 6, 1922 .. ·...• Huntinqton Beach ...... 16 Ray Walker Los Angeles ...... May 12, 1923 .... . • Hollywood ...... 17½ William Page Taft ...... May 10, 1924 ...... Manual Arts (L.A. ) ...... 26 Sid Foster Sanford ...... May 9, 1925 ...... Manual Arts ( L.A. ) ...... 16 Sid Foster Los Angeles ...... May 8, 1926 ...... L A. Polytechnic ...... 17 Edward Leahy Modesto ...... May 7, 1927 ...... Glendale ...... 30 Normal Hayhurst Selma ...... May 5, 1928 ...... Long Beach (Poly.) ...... 23 Norman Barker Los Angeles ...... May 11, 1929 ...... ...... 22¾ Glen Broderick Berkeley ...... May 10, 1930 ...... San Diego . .. 11 Glen Broderick Sacramento ...... 11 Laurence Janssen Santa Ana .... . 11 G. A. Oliver Visalia ...... May 31 , 1947 ..... L. A. Polytechnic ...... 19½ Edward Leahy Modesto .... May 21 , 1932 .... . Long Beach ( Poly.) ...... 22½ Norman Barker Los Angeles ...... May 21, 1933 ...... El Centro ...... 18 J. H. Armstrong Berkeley ...... May 19, 1934 ...... Muir Tech, Pasadena ...... 14 Albion Walton Fresno ...... May 25, 1935 ...... Fullerton ...... 13 Harold Lang Gridley ...... May 22, 1936 ...... Muir Tech, Pasadena . . ... 18 Albion Walton Long Beach .... May 27, 1937 ...... Jefferson (L.A. ) ...... 23½ Harry Edelson Hollister ...... May 28, 1938 ...... San Diego ...... 18 ½ Glen Broderick Los Angeles .... May 27, 1939 ...... Bakersfield ...... 16 "Cap" Haralson Visalia . . ... May 25, 1940 ...... Bakersfield ...... 18 ½ "Cap" Haralson San Jose ...... May 25, 1941 ...... Fresno, Edison T. . ... 22 Harold Bicknell Compton .... May 25, 1946 ..... Redondo Beach ...... 21 Harold Grant Visalia ... . May 31, 1946 ..... Washington ( L.A.) .... 24 Gail Wyatt Berkeley .... May 26, 1951 ...... Jordan (L.A. ) ...... 22 Bill Zazueta Coliseum, L.A ...... May 28, 1949 ...... Jefferson (L.A. ) ... 28 ½ Estel Johnson Sacramento ...... May 27, 1950 ...... Jefferson (L.A. ) .. . 40 Estel Johnson Berkeley ...... May 26, 1961 ...... Jefferson (L.A. ) .... 16½ Estel Johnson Coliseum, L.A ...... May 24, 1952 ..... Jefferson ( L.A.) ...... 29½ Estel Johnson Fresno . . .. May 29, 1953 ...... Manual Arts ( L.A. ). . . .. 16'½ Chas. Toney Berkeley ...... May 29, 1954 ..... Alameda ...... '. 19 Lewis Jolley Los Angeles ...... May 28, 1955 .. .. . Centennial (Compton ) ...... 29 Bill Gill Chico ...... June 2, 1956 ...... Jefferson (L.A. ) ...... 242/2 Estel Johnson Berkeley ...... June 1, 1957 ...... Berkeley ...... 23 Rich Hacker Long Beach ..... May 31, 1958 . . .. Tie--Compton ...... 11 Ernest Hartman Manual Arts (L.A.) .... 11 Chas. Toney Bakersfield ... . May 29, 1959 ...... Long Beach ...... 14 Leon Forman Palo Alto .. ... June 4, 1960 ...... Jordan (L.A.) ...... 15 Norm Forster CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PREP TRACKMEN COMPETE TODAY By JERRY WEINER Los Angeles City Schools Sports Publicist

California's finest track and field prep spike talent and L. A. City champion Artnur Brownlee (9.6 and 21.4) will converge on East Los Angeles College Stadium today of Jefferson. Beaty's best in the 100 in 9.6. for the 43rd annual State C.I.F. High School Track & Williams, who unfurled a fantastic 46.1 440 last week, Field championships. The State meet, always a "class is out to defend his 440 title against the boy who pressed affair," figures to be one of the best this year, with pos­ him last year, Castlemont's Ray Saddler (47.7). Ulis sibly six records destined to fall. shatteren the national prep mark of 46.6, held by Dave In order to avoid "doubling up" on lanes and to Mills of Lakewood, 0., as well as eclipsing the 46.5 of eliminate qualifying heats in the 440, 880, and mile, these Ted Nelson (Andrews, Tex.), last month. Leuzinger's races will each be in two sections. In each section Dave Archibald ( 47.0) and Muir's Bruce Anderson ( 47.2) race, every runner will be timed by three watches and the add to the calibre of this field and the State record of placings computed on the basis of fastest times. This 46. 7 should be broken. could help the record on slaught, since no one figures to Another "loaded" event is the 880 where 10 entries "run just to win." have run under 1 :55. Top credentials belong to Orange's East Los Angeles Stadium is a pretty fast track, if its Bob Delaney ( 1:53.4), Van Nuys' Paul Turnquist periodic crosswinds do not crop up, and meet officials (1:53.5), South Gate's Bill Sheue (1:53.7), and Jef­ foresee the possibility of new State C.I.F. records in the ferson's Oscar Forney (1 :53.8), but this could be any­ 220, 440, 880, 180-yard low hurdles, , discuss, and body's race. The State ( and national) record of 1 :51.9 possibly the . was set by Bonita's Ray Van Asten in 1960, but a brisk first 440 pace will obliterate it. Many of the top prep spikesters in the country are in the field of entries, which includes more than 250 stando!!_ts The mile features Morgan Groth of Alhambra (Mar­ from the state's nine C.I.F. sections. Such greats as tinez) ,-who clocked 4: 14.4 in last week's North Coast Forrest Beaty, Glendale Hoover sprinter; , finals; Bruce Bess of La Habra, winner of the Southern Compton quarter-miler; Bill Mackey, East Bakersfield Section in 4:15.1; Culver City's Doug Calhoun and low hurdler; Bill Pace, El Rancho (Whittier} sh2!-P.J:!tler ; Torrance's Mike Thornton ran 4:13.8 and 4:15.2, res­ and a flock of fine half-milers and milers are fust the pectively, earlier this year. icing on the cake. In addition, Santa Clara's Bert Stringer ( 4: 18.1), Serra In the sprints, Beaty, whose 20.2 220 in last week's (San Mateo) ace Tom Tuite (4:17.8), and Santa Fe's Southern Section finals broke the national interscholastic Jim Peeso ( 4: 18) have bettered 4:20. record of 20.6, set by Muir's Mel Clipper in 1958, faces Easily the favorite in the low hurdles will be Mackey, defending State champ Bill Cowings of Fowler (9.7 and who placed fifth last year, but has bettered the State 20.9), who has been held back by a gridiron injury this record of 18.8 numerous times, with his 18.4 being spring; Ralph Turner (9.6 and 20.5) from Burroughs under the national mark, too. Seven others have run (Burbank); Sam Workman (9.7 and 21.2), from Taft; (Continued on page 15)

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

TRIALS 2:30 P.M. 880-yard Run-1st Section - 9:30A.M. 100-yard Dash 2:40P.M. 880-yard Run-2nd Section 9:50A.M. 120-yard High Hurdles 2:55 P.M. 100-yard Dash 10:lOA.M. 220-yard Dash 3:15 P.M. 120-yard High Hurdles 10:30A.M. 180-yard Low Hurdles 3:25 P.M. 4-Man Mile Relay (exhibition) 10:50A.M. 880-yard Relay 3:40P.M. 440-yard Dash-1st Section FINALS 3:50P.M. 440-yard Dash-2nd Section 11:00A.M. 4:05 P.M. 220-yard Dash 1:00 P.M. 4:25 P.M. 180-yard Low Hurdles 2:00 P.M. Shot Put, , Broad Jump 4:35 P.M. 8-Man Mile Relay (exhibition) 2:00 P.M. Class C 4-Man 440-yard Relay 4:50 P.M. Mile Run- 1st Section (exhibition) 5:00 P.M. Mile Run-2nd Section 2:15 P.M. Class B 4-Man 660-yard Relay 5:15 P.M. 4-Man 880-yard Relay (exhibition) TRACK EVENTS

Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 1 :51 .9 Ray Van Asten (Bonita, Calif.), 1960_ 880-Yard Relay Nat'I High School 1 :50.6 Tom Carroll (Fordham prep, New York City), 2:30 P.M. - 1st Section 1957. Paul Turnquist (Van Nuys), 1961 . 2:40 P.M. - 2nd Section Stadium 1 :53.5 State Meet 1 :51.9 Ray Van Asten (Bonita , Calif.), 1960. 1960 Winner 1 :51.9 Ray Van Asten (Bonita). First Section Second Section Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 178 Bob Delaney (Orange), 1:53.4 1 232 Bill Sheue (South Gate), 1 :53.7 2 234 Paul '.Turnquist (Van Nuys), 1:53.5 2 105 Oscar Forney (Jefferson, L.A.) , 1 : 53.8 3 212 Dave Fishback ( San Mateo) , 1 :55.3 3 52 Chris Johnson (Dominguez), 1 :54.0 4 154 Curtis Craig (Merced), 1:55.7 (1:54.7) 4 234 Tony Bareford (Torrance), 1 :54.7 5 123 Mike Gibeau (Lincoln, S.F.), 1 :56.1 (1 :54-.8) \ -'5~ \ 5 100 Bob Blanchard (Hoover, Glendale), 1 :55.0 6 42 Bill Rainey ( Crawford, S.D.), 1 :58.8 6 239 Jack Parsons (Washington, Fremont), 1 :55.4 7 210 Emmett Harless (San Juan, Fair Oaks), 1 :59.5 7 10 Ron Pennington (Bushser, Santa Clara), 1 :55.6 8 176 Elton Cox (Oakland), 2:00.0 8 84 Bill Marchant (Fresno), 1 :56.3 9 76 Charles Gordon (Esparto), 2 :01.3 9 230 Steve Sikora (Sonora), 1 :59.6 880-YARD RUN 1915---Gerald Blankenship (Visalia) ...... ·- .1 :59.8 1936-Jerry Lopes (Placer, Auburn) ...... 1:57.1 1916-Colin Kilby (Coalinga) ...... 2 :02.8 1937-Jim Lawson (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 1 :59.7 1917-Harleigh Baker (Fillmore) ...... 2:02.0 1938-Leroy Weed (Coachella) ...... 1 :58.8 1918-Ken Saunders (Pasadena) ...... 2:02.8 1939-Paul Christensen (Beverly Hills) ...... 2 :01.3 1919-Jerry Pearce (Berkeley) ...... 2:08.2 1940-Roger Lane (San Rafael) ...... 1:57.5 1920-Paul Stroud (Perris) ...... 1 :59.4 1941- Thelmo Knowles (Santa Monica) ...... 1 :55.6 1921-Elmer Boyden (Vallejo) ...... 1 :59.2 1946- Dan Guest (Santa Monica) ...... 2 :00.5 1922--Irving Thomas (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 2 :04.6 1947- (Compton) ...... 1 :57.6 1923-Earl Lockhart (Sacramento) ...... 1:59.0 1948- Wilbur Firestone (Compton) ...... 1 :57.8 1924-Ed Gloege (Covina) ...... 1 :59.1 1949- Wilbur Firestone (Compton) ...... 1 :58.1 1925-Alex McKinnon (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 1:59.8 1950-Lang Stanley (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 1 :53.9 1926- Doug Knowles (Bakersfield) ...... 2:01.2 1951- Gene Jones (Technical, Oakland) ...... 1:58.4 1927-Bill McGeagh (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 2:02.8 1952--Jim Briggs (Pittsburgh) ...... 1 :57.2 1928-Herb Welch (Visalia) ...... 2:01.2 1953- (Lincoln, San Jose) ...... 1:57.1 1929-Herb Welch (Visalia) ...... 1:58.4 1954-Don Bowden (Lincoln, San Jose) ...... 1:52.9 1930-Al Hassan (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 2 :00.J 1931-Carl Satterfield (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 1 :57.6 1955---Leonard Havens (Avenal) ...... 1:57.0 1932- Ray Cartwright (Santa Ana) ...... 2 :00.6 1956- (Willits) ...... 1:53.8 1933-Bill McCurdy (Tamalpais, Mill Valley) ...... 2:00.1 1957- Jim Cerveny (Mission Bay). __ _...... 1 :52.7 1934-Mel Nickerson (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 1 :58.4 1958-Alfred Gentry (Fremont, Los Angeles) ...... 1:55.4 1935---Ralph Wood (Carpinteria) ...... 1 :57.6 1959---Dave Dunbar (Westmoor, Daly City) ...... 1 :53.2

Records Performance Name School Year National Federation 9 .4 (East Tech, Cleveland, 0.), 1933. 100-Yard Dash James Jackson (Alameda, Calif.), 1954. Same as above PRELIMS - 9:30 A.M. National High School Hubie Watson (Jordan, L.A.), 1959. FINALS - 2:55 P.M. Stadium 9.5 State Meet 9 .5 Willie White (Jefferson, L.A.), 1956. 1960 Winner 9.7 Bill Cowings (Fowler). Heat One Heat Two Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 30 Dave Hunt (Chico), 10.2 1 155 Bill Caldwell (Miramonte, Orinda), 10.1 (10.0) 2 182 Jim Cheatham (Menlo-Atherton), 9.9 (9.7) 2 195 Hertha! Harris (Richmond), 10.0 (9.9) 3 156 Artrix Benton (Mission, S.F.), 9.8 3 168 Edward Moody (McClymonds, Oak.), 9.8 (9.6) 4 75 Dave Blunt (Escondido), 9.7w 4 233 Sam Workman (Taft), 9.8 (9.7w) 5 85 Bill Cowings (Fowler), 9.7 5 99 Forrest Beaty (Hoover, Glendale), 9.6 ~ I c,oS 6 220 John Gilbert (Santa Barbara), 9.7 (9.6) 6 104 Arthur Brownlee (Jefferson, L.A.), 9.7 (9.6w) 7 21 Donald Meadows (Centennial,Compton), 9.8 (9.7) 7 9 Ralph Turner (Burroughs, Burbank), 9.8 (9.6) 8 238 Rod Gray (Venice, L.A.), 9.9 (9.8) 8 88 R ay Tipton (Franklin, Stockton), 9.9 (9.8) 9 151 John Stampfl (Marshall, Sacto.), 10.0 (9.8) 9 214 Reggie Parsons (San Pedro), 10.0 (9.7) 100-YARD DASH 1915---Roy Brown (Sacramento) ...... 10.2 1936-William "Mickey" Anderson (Muir, Pasadena) ...... 9.7 1916- (Pasadena) ...... 10.4 1937-Bryant Allen (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 9.8 1917- Jack Melville (Berkeley) ...... 10.0 1938-Bill Van Leuven (Wilson, Long Beach) ...... 9.8 1918-Charley Paddock (Pasadena) ...... 10.2 1939- Jack Trout (Bakersfield) ...... 9.9 1919---Al Wright (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ...... 10.4 1940-Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach) ...... 9.7 1920-Eddie Sudden (Lick-Wilmerding, San Francisco) ... 10.0 1941- Al Jackson (Edison, Fresno) ...... 9.8 1921-Vernon Blenkiron (Compton) ...... 10.2 1946-Art Williams (Riverside) ...... 10.0 1922--Herschel Smith (San Fernando) ...... 10.4 1947-John Bradley (Hoover, Glendale) ...... 9.9 1923-Eddie Pollock (Pasadena) ...... 10.0 1948-Bill Fell (Compton) ...... 9.7 1924-Vic Klein (Hollywood) ...... 10.1 1949-Erbie Schopper (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ...... 9.9 1925---Vernon "Junior" Hanford (Manual Arts) ...... 10.1 1950-Gary Green (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 9.9 1926-Dick Wehner (Brawley) ...... 9.8 1951-Bob Cunning (Hoover, Glendale) ...... 9.7 1927- (Glendale) ...... 9.8 1952--Herb Turner (Alameda) ...... 9.9 1928-Frank Lombardi (Los Angeles) ...... 9.6 1953- (Delano) ...... 9. 6 1929-Jim Wilson (San Diego) ...... 9.8 1930-Al Koenig (Huntington Beach) ...... 10.1 1954-James Jackson (Alameda) ...... 9. 6 1931- (Huntington Park) ...... 9.9 1955---Ken Dennis (Centennial, Compton) ...... 10.0 1932--Milton "Dubby" Holt (Hoover, Glendale) ...... 9.8 *1956-Willie White (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 9.5 1933-Dave Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 10.0 1957-Preston Gr iffin (Centennial) ...... 9.6 1934-Mack Robinson (Muir, Pasadena) ...... 10.0 1958-Hubie Watson (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 9.6 1935---Bob Frick (San Ramon-Danville) ...... 9.6 1959-Hubie Watson (J ordan, Los Angeles ) ...... 9.8 Records Performance Name School Year National Federation 13.7 John Turek (North, Miami, Fla .), 1960. 120-Yard High H. National High School Same as above Stadium 13.8 Mel Renfro (Jefferson, Portland, Ore.), 1960. PRELIMS - 9 :50 A.M. State Meet 13.9 Robert Bonds (Polytechnic, Riverside), 1960. FINALS - 3:15 P.M. 1960 Winner Same as above Heat One Heat Two Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 242 Ryan Melton (Washington, S.F.), 15.1 (14.8) 1 51 John White (Delano) , 14.8 (l 4.6) 2 82 Carl Coates (Fremont, L.A.), 14.7 (14.5) 2 32 Pat Mello (Chico), 14.7 3 229 Theo Viltz (Serra, Gardena), 14.5 (14.4) 3 224 Tom Powell (Selma), 14.6 (14.5) 4 94 Leon Horne (Grant, Sacto.), 14.4 4 20 Robert Taylor (Cathedral, L.A.) , 14.4 5 167 Abe Johnson (McClymonds, Oak.), 14.2 - \ I 4eL 5 206 Bunny Brown ( San Bernardino), 14.2 6 24 James Tucker ( Centennial, Compton) , 14.3 6 4 Steve Holloway (Armijo), 14.3 7 208 Leon White (San Diego), 14.5w 7 14 Gary Gaskill ( Carlmon t) , 14.5 (l4 .3) 8 34 Greg Ford (Clayton Valley), 14.6 8 91 Ron Stewart (Gardena), 14.6 (14.3) 9 13 Bob Sawyer (Carlmont), 14.7 9 106 Lawrence Miller (Jefferson, L.A.), 14.7 (14.6) 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 1915- (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... 15.2 1938----John Bliewener (San Diego) . . . . .15.3 1916-Harry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles). . . . 16.4 1939-Phil Diez (Lincoln, Los Angeles) 1917-Earl Johnston (Fullerton) ...... 16.2 Sam Johnson (Fillmore) ...... _... 14.9 1918----Larry Rice (Compton) ...... 16.0 1940-Keith Hale (Bakersfield) 1919-Charley Daggs (Claremont) ...... 16.6 Don Reiss (Burlingame) ...... 14. 7 1920- (Pomona) ...... 15.8 1941-Omar Cowles (Palo Alto)...... 14.3 1921-Jack Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles)...... 16.0 1946-Bob Bacon (Redondo) ...... 14.5 1922-Dick Blewett (Manual Arts. Los Angeles) ...... 16.6 1947- Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeies) 14.5 1923-Ross Nichols (Huntington Beach) ...... 15.4 1948- (Tulare) ...... 14.5 1924----Ross Nichols (Huntington Beach)...... 15.3 1949- (Hoover, Glendale). . . .14.4 1925-Les Eade (Hollywood) ...... 15.4 1950---Steve Turner (Glendale) ...... 14.1 1926-Jim Meeks (Hollywood) ...... 15.1 1951-Don Brinker (Fresno) ...... 14.5 1927-Jeddy Welsh (Pasadena) ...... 14.8 1952-Ancel Robinson (Selma) ...... 14.7 1928----Joe Bills (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... 15.6 1953-Harry Healey (Keppel, Alhambra)...... 14.4 1929-Bernie Miller (Hollywood) ...... 15.4 1954---- (Kingsburg) ...... 14.3 1930-Bill Du Puy (Inglewood) ...... 15.4 1955-Ken Thompson (Centennial, Compton) ...... 14.3 1931-Art Fisher (Redlands) ...... 15.5 1956-Dale Messer (Lemoore) ...... 14.2 1932-Jack Ward (Selma) ...... 15.0 1957-Ken Overholser (Glendale) ...... 14.3 1933-Roy Staley (Santa Monica) ...... 15.2 1958----Floyd James (Centennial, Compton) ...... 14.1 1934----Roy Kirkpatrick (El Centro) ...... 14.7 1959-Bob Pierce (Burbank) ...... 14.3 1935- (Monrovia) ...... 15.0 From 1915 to 1938, inclusive, the hurdles measured 42 1936-Doug Busby (Sacramento) ...... 15.7 inches. 1939 they were shortened to 39 inch~. 1937-Ray Seares (Wilson, Long Beach) ...... 15.5

Records Performance Name School Year National Federation 46.6 Dave Mills (Lakewood, 0 .), 1958. 440-Yard Dash :..,....----Pen ding : 46.5 Ted Nelson (Andrews, Tex.), 1961. Pend ing: 46.1 Ulis Williams (Compton, Calif.), 1961. 3 :40 P.M. - 1st Section National High School Same as above 3:50 P.M. - 2nd Section Stadium 47.7 LeRoy Hurte (Manual Arts, L.A.), 1960. State Meet 46.7 Jerry White (Corcoran), 1956. 1960 Winner 47.2 Ulis Williams (Compton).

First Section Second Section Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best)

Record s Per formance Name School Year National Federatio n 18.~C ha rley Tidwell (I ndependence, Kans.), 1955. 180-Yard Low H. National High School Same as above PRELI MS - 10:30 A.M . Stadium 19.3 John Nuby (Los Angeles ), 1960. FINALS-4:25 P.M. State Meet 18.8 Robert Bonds (Polytechnic, Riverside), 1960. 1960 Winner Same as above Heat One Heat Two Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 32 Pat Mello (Chico), 20.2 1 194 Willie Burgers (Polytechnic, S.F.), 20.3 2 34 Greg Ford (Clayton Valley), 19.6 2 208 Lou White (San Diego), 19.6._ 3 13 Gary Gaskill (Carlmont), 19.4 (18.9) 3 87 John Duda (Franklin, L.A.), 19.4 f 4 53 Terry Hendrix (Downey, Modesto), 19.4 ; 18.8) - 4 163 Clavie Brown (Monrovia), 19.0 5 56 Bill Mackey (East Bakersfield), 18.4 /f, / 5 24 James Tucker ( Centennial, Compton), 18.8 6 23 Rex Pope ( Centennial, Compton), 18.9 6 97 Charley Leathers (Hanford), 18.9 7 167 Abe Johnson (McClymonds, Oak.), 19.2 Z 7 153 Roy Stephens (Menlo), 19.4 (18.8) 8 127 Jake Reimers (Lodi), 19.6 8 4 Steve Holloway (Armijo), 19.5 (19.2) 9 93 Dennis Firestone (Grant, Van Nuys), 20.0 (19.5) 'I" 9 145 Donald Willis (Manual Arts, L.A.) , 19. 7 ( 19.5w) 180-Y ARD LOW HU RD LES 1915-Jud House (Riverside) ...... **23.8 1938-Tom Whitney (Roseville) ...... 24.6 1916-Harry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 25.8 1939- Herbert Duke (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 24.2 1917-Colin Kilby (Coalinga) ...... 25.6 1940-Glen Shoop (Jordan, Long Beach)...... 24.7 1918---Harry McDonald (San Bernardino) ...... 26.6 1941- Ray Meagher (Bakersfield) ...... 24.3 1919-Charley Daggs (Claremont) ...... 27.4 1946-Bob Bacon (Redondo) ...... 24.2 1920-Jim Fulkerson (Ventura) ...... 26.4 1947-Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeles) ...... 19.3 1921-Jack Houston (Lincoln, Los Angeles)...... 25.4 1948---Bob Mathias .(Tulare) ...... 19.6 1922- (Red Bluff)...... 26.4 1949-Jack Davis (Hoover, Glendale)...... ***19.5 1923-Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) ...... 24.9 1950-Steve Turner (Glendale) ...... 19.0 1924--De Wolfe Requa (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 25.4 1951-Dick Clarke (Glendale) ...... 19.5 1925-Clarence Norris (Santa Maria)...... 25.1 1952-Ancel Robinson (Selma) ...... 19.4 1926-Jimmy Payne (San Bernardino) ...... 23.9 1953-Don Armstrong (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 18.9 1927-Jeddy Welsh (Pasadena) ...... 24.0 1954-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) ...... 19.0 1928---Joe Bills (Polytechnic, Long Beach). . . .. 24.8 1955-Paul Lowe (Centennial, Compton) ...... 19.2 1929-Norman Paul (Santa Ana) ...... 24.0 1956-Jerry White (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 19.0 1930-Norman Paul (Santa Ana) ...... 24.2 1957-Jesse Bradford (Shafter) ...... 19.0 1931-Plato Smart (Compton) ...... 24.2 1958---David Douglass (East Bakersfield)...... 19.1 1932-Ben Siegel (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 24.3 1959-Dlxon Farmer (Miramonte, Orinda)...... 19.2 1933-Roy Kirkpatrick (El Centro) ...... 24.0 ***Record disallowed. 1934--Roy Kirkpatrick (El Centro)...... 23.9 **Tied then-existing record of 19.3 in heat. 1935-Joe Davis (Inglewood) ...... 24.2 From 1915 to 1946, inclusive, the distance run was 220 yards. 1936--Jack Russell (Fillmore) ...... 24.2 In 1947 it was shortened to 180 yards. 1937-George Sangster (Muir, Pasadena)...... 23.8 Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 4:11.0 Dale Story (Orange, Calif.), 1959. Mile Run Nat'I High School Same as above Stadium 4:18.7 Ben Tucker (Poly, S.F.), 1960. FINALS 4:50 - 1st Section State Meet 4 :11.0 Dale Story (Orange), 1959. 5:00 - 2nd Section 1960 Winner 4 :14.3 Ben Tucker (Poly, S.F.). First Section Second Section Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) Lane No. Name, School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 1 Morgan Groth (Alhambra, Martinez), 4:14.4 d 1 235 Mike Thornton (Torrance), 4:16.0 (4.15.2) 2 113 Bruce Bess (La Habra), 4:15.1 - · Ctf / f.-, 11 2 48 Doug Calhoun ( Culver City), 4: 16.4 ( 4.13.8) 3 115 Gary Baker (La Sierra), 4:21.6 3 228 Tom Tuite (Serra, San Mateo), 4:17.8 4 40 Ray Salazar (Corcoran), 4:24.6 4 223 J ime Peeso (Santa Fe), 4:18.0 5 231 Jerry Reich (South Gate, L.A.), 4:25.3 (4:23.9) 5 222 Bert Stringer (Santa Clara), 4:19.6 6 92 Day De Bolt (Granite Hills, El Cajon), 4:28.2 6 12 Joe Walsh (Canoga Park), 4:25.7 7 125 Herb Potter (Lincoln, S.F .), 4:28.8 (4.28.6) 7 86 Earl Clibborn (Franklin, L.A.), 4 :26.0 (4:22.9 ) 8 17 Jay Galbreath (Castlemont, Oak. ), 4:33.8 8 55 Mike Olbrantz (Downey, Modesto), 4:26.4 9 179 Jerry Cleek (Orland) , 4 :44.2 9 201 Lyal Carlton (Roosevelt, Fresno). 4:29.0 ONE MILE RUN 1915-Gerald Blankenship (Visalia) ...... 4 :30.0 1937-Br ice Hammack (Yreka) . .4 :30.4 1916-Andy Silvas (Technical, Oakland) ...... 4 :40.6 1938-J ack Moore (Stockton) ...... 4:26.9 1917-Whitney Reeve (Pasadena) ...... 4:37.4 1939-John Hall (Torrance) ...... 4 :26.8 1918-Jerry Pearce (Berkeley) ...... 4:44.4 1940-Kellen Ramirez (Edison, Fresno) ...... 4:31.5 1919-Atwood Scovel (San Bernardino) ...... 4:47.0 1941-Bob Ingram (San Jose) ...... 4:32.8 1920-Charley Watts (Berkeley) ...... 4:36.2 1946-Bob McMillen (Cathedral, Los Angeles)... .4:24.0 1921- Bill Kerr (Huntington Beach)...... 4 :30.4 1947-Chuck Kohl (Compton) ...... 4:29.2 1922- Les Schwobeda (Petaluma) ...... 4 :40.0 1948-John Woolley (Marshall, Los Angeles)...... 4 :29.1 1923-Earl Lockhart (Sacramento) ...... 4 :31.6 1949- Ellwyn Stribling (Commerce, San Francisco) . . .. . 4 :25.1 1924--Lee Hansen (Manual Arts. Los Angeles)...... 4 :37.1 1950-Ron Bauer (Washington, San Francisco) ...... 4 :23.7 1925-Chesley Unruh (El Monte) ...... 4:35.2 1951- Allie Cage (McClymonds, Oakland) ...... 4:30.7 1926-Jack Ferguson (Inglewood) ...... 4 :35.7 1952--Fernando Ledesma (Compton) . .4 :32.2 1927-Cliff H alstead (Sacramento) ...... 4 :33.6 1953-Bob Seaman (Reedley) ...... 4 :21.0 1928-Dick Brooks (Redlands) ...... • • no time 1954-Ty Hadley (Bellflower) ...... 4 :25.8 1929-John Baker (Huntington Park) . . . .4 :31.1 1955-Tod White (Newport Harbor) ...... 4:20.0 1930-Phil Morentin (Visalia) ...... 4:31.0 1956- (Palo Alto) ...... 4 :20.l 1931-Phil Morentin (Visalia) ...... 4:32.8 1932--Virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley, Lancaster) ...... 4 :32.3 1957-Tirn Roelen (San Fernando) ... .4:20.2 1933--Virgil Hooper (Antelope Valley, Lancaster). 4 :29.2 1958-Woody Covington (Compton) .4:23.7 1934--Louie Zamperini (Torrance) ...... 4 :27.8 *1959-Dale Storm (Orange) ...... 4:11.0 1935-Elmer " Bud" Bayer (Paso Robles)...... 4 :30.4 **(Wally Minch of Inglewood won race in 4:39.0, but was dis- 1936-Simon Scott (Tamalpais. Mill Valley) ...... 4 :31.2 qualified for "cutting in." ) . Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Fede ration 1 :25 .9 Jefferson, Los Angeles, Calif. (He nry Phillips, Willie White, Terry Ran dall, Joe Batten), 880-Yard Relay 1956. Nat'I High School Same as above PRELIMS - 10:50 A.M . Stadium 1 :26.9 Frel'flont, Los Angeles (Joe Pittman, Melvin Wat­ FINALS- 5:15 P.M. kins, Leon Watson, Donald Cook), 1960. State Meet 1 :25.9 Jefferson, L.A., 1956. 1960 Winner 1 :26.2 Castlemont (Charles Peoples, Ray Saddler, Ron McCardell, Bob Simpson). Heat One Heat Two Lane School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) HI Lane School, Qualifying Time (1961 Best) 1 Centennial, Com pton, 1 :26.2 2 '- , "4f 1 ·comp ton, 1 :27.2 2 Team #2 . 2 Team #I 3 Hoover, Glendale, 1 :27.6 2? • 4 3 McClym on ds, Oak., 1 :27.7 4 E dison, F resno, 1 :28.1 4 Fontana, I :28.0 5 Lincoln, S.D., 1 :28.8 (1 :28.6) 5 Team #3 6 R ichmond, 1 :29.1 6 Madera, 1 :28.2 7 Edison, Stockton, 1 :29.3 (1 :28.4) 7 Modesto, 1 :29.2 8 Washington, S.F. (1 :29.4) 8 Cubberley, P alo Alto, 1 :29.7 9 P ittsburg, 1 :30.4 9 Chico, 1 :31.0 2..\, £, 880-YARD RELAY 1915-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :34,2 1936-Santa Mon ica ...... 1:29.3 1916-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :·34.2 1937- Muir, P asadena ...... 1 :29.1 1917-Polytechnic, L os Angeles ...... no time 1938-Santa Ana ...... 1:31.2 1918-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :33.6 1939-Compten ...... 1 :29.0 1919-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :38.2 1940-Hoover, Glendale ...... 1:30.0 1920-Los Angeles ...... 1 :33.6 1941- Sa n Diego ...... 1:30.0 1921- Los Angeles ...... 1 :33.6 1946- San Diego ...... 1 :29.2 1922--Los An geles ...... 1:33.6 1947- Jordan , Los An geles ...... 1 :29.7 1923-P asa dena ...... 1 :31.4 1948-J ordan , Los Angeles ...... 1 :30.5 1924--Hollywood ...... 1:31.7 1949-McClymonds, Oakland ...... 1 :30.6 1925-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :30.5 1950-J efferson, Los Angeles ...... 1 :28.6 1926-Hollywood ...... 1 :29.9 1951-Polytechnic, Los An g~les ...... 1 :30.9 1927-Glendale ...... 1 :31.8 1952--Jefferson , Los An geles ...... 1 :29.0 1928-Los An geles ...... 1 :29.6 1953--Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :27.6 1929-J efferson , L os Angeles ...... 1 :30.1 1930-San Diego ...... 1 :32.0 1954-Alameda ...... 1 :28.7 1931- Huntlngton P a rk ...... 1 :29.6 1955-J efferson , Los Angeles ...... 1 :27.2 1932--Polytechnic, Los An geles ...... 1 :31.3 *1956-Jefferson, Los Angeles ...... 1:25.9 1933--Los Angeles ...... 1 :28.3 1957-Berkeley ...... 1 :27.0 1934--Manual Ar ts, Los An geles ...... 1 :29.8 1958-Manual Arts, Los Angeles ...... 1 :28.3 1935-Santa Monica ...... 1 :30.1 1959-Polytechnic, Long Beach ...... 1 :28.0 l'ause ... Refres.b

MacDonald, Norman A., Principal, Edison High School, Fresno Waite, Keith, Principal, Tulare High School, Tulare Kirkpatrick, Wm. Bruce, Principal, John Marshall High School, Los Angeles Schurr, Bryce, Principal, Granada High School, Granada Hills Russell, Floyd H., Principal, Willow Glen High School, San Jose Walgren, Stanley, Principal, Acalanes High School, Lafayette Hendrix, Edwin A., Dist. Supt., Live .Oak High School, Live Oak Hess, Elwood V., Principal, McClymonds High School, Oakland Julian, George, Principal, Grant Union High School, Del Paso Heights Schlechte, William P. District Supt., Vista Unified Sch0nh, V;£~:! Schmaelzle, Otto I., Principal, George Washington High School, San Francisco Corbin, Oliver, Principal, Covina High School, Covina Nelson, Winston, Asst. Supt., Pomona Unified Schools, Pomona C~nrad, C. Carson, Chief, Bureau of Health, Recreation and·P.E., Sacramento Knowles, Willard B., Supt. of Schools, Martinez Russell, William R., Executive Secretary Welcome ...... William R. Russell Referee ...... Lawrence E. Houston Honorary Referee ...... William Bruce Kirkpatrick Manager ...... Guy Wrinkle Assistant Manager ...... Barkham Garner Starter ...... Les Heilman Recall Starter ...... R. E. "Pop" Squier Team Trophies ...... Winston Nelson, William R. Russell Head Clerk of the Course ...... Dr. Dean Carrico Assistant Clerk of the Course ...... Charles "Chip" .Armstrong, Andy Bakjian Head Judge of Finish ...... :...... Jay Jones Judges of Finish ...... William Anson, Clarence Barnes, Norman Duncan, Myron Godwin, Sr., Spencer Kingman, Attilio Parisi, Kenyon Smith, Don Skinner, David Sutter, George Wight Head Inspector ...... Percy Niersbach Inspectors ...... Ray Miller, William C. Noble, Thomas Parry, Murray Rosenstein, Art Watson Sign of good taste

Head Judge or Field Events...... Peter D. Clentzos Head Judge Broad Jump...... '... E. W. Breitkreutz Broad Jump ]udges...... Max Bogan, James McCleery }lead Judge Pole VaalL ... ·-·············•·····························•··•············Gerald Reedy 'tote Vault Judges...... Alex Petrie, Robert Shea

Head Timer...... Stan Cundiff Assistant to the Head Timer...... Dave Nelson Timers...... Sebastian Aguilar, William Ary, Richard Bailey, Fred Beitz, Marvin Borden, James Bruce, Calvin Chamberlain, Emery Doner, Stanley Eales, Larry Frisina, Giles Godfrey, Lee Haley, Dr. Floyd L. Hanes, Jack Hastings, Gil Hentschke, Lewis Hewitt, Art Holmes, Jay Honig, Ernest Jensen, Ted Lang, Dr. Francis Lantz, William Nance, Raymond Neveau, John Porter, Paul Risinger, Bob Rossen, Melville Shauer, John Shepherd, Jr., Dr. Dick Taylor, Don Thomas, Angelo Villa Publicity ...... Jerry Weiner

(Ol''\HIGI f jj FIELD EVENTS

Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 25-4 ¼ Monte Upshaw (Piedmont, Calif.), 1954. Nat'I High School Same as above Broad Jump Stadium 25-5 Willie Davis (Roosevelt, L.A.), 1958. State Meet 25-4 ¼ Monte Upshaw (Piedmont), 1954. FINALS 2 P.M. 1960 Winner 24-7¼ Walt Roberts (Compton).

No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) 207 Vernon King (San Diego), 22-3¼ (23-5½) 157 Lonnie Brantley (Mission, S.F.), 22-9½ (23-7) 83 Robert McKeever (Fremont, L.A.), 23-11¾ (24-1½)-I 2.4-3 69 Charles Booth (El Cerrito-), 23-4 (23-5½) 144 John Moore (Manual Art3, L.A.), 23-4¾ ( 24-4½) 184 Henry Lawson (Pittsburg), 22-11 143 Michael Jones (Manual Arts, L.A.), 23-3½ (23-8½) 7 Jim Agrusa (Berkeley), 22-3½ ( 23-8¼) 193 Joe Williams (Poly, Riverside) , 23-10 (23-11½) 233 Sam Workman (Taft) , 23-2½ (24-1) 181 Charles Booker (Pacific, S.B.), 23-7 136 Gene Brewer (Madera), 23-2 (23-7¾) 250 John Yancey (Wilson, L.B.), 23-4 200 Richard.Colbert (Ripon), 22-6 221 Edker Mathews (Santa Barbara), 23-0 94 Leon Horne (Grant), 22-5 16 Willie Crum ( Castlemont, Oakland) , 22-5 ¾ 30 Dave Hunt (Chico), 21-6 BROAD JUMP 1915-Ernie Plavan (Santa Ana) ...... 21- 2 1936-Eddie Arnold (Muir, Pasadena) .23- 1¾ 1916-,-Harry Lamport (Manual Arts, Los Angeles).-. .21- 5 ¼ 1937-Bill Bugbee (Montebello) . . . . 23- 1 1917-Gene Davis (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ...... 21-10½ 1938-Bill Bugbee (Montebello) ...... 23- 7¼ 1918-Roy Hasselbach (Fresno) ...... 20-11¼ 1939-Jim Jurkovich (Fresno) ...... 24- ½ 1919-Harold "Brick" Muller (Technical, Oakland). .20- O 1940---Glen Shoop (Jordan, Long Beach) .. 22- 2½ 1920---Verden "Bud" Nash (Chino) ...... 21- 9½ 1941- Ray Meagher (Bakersfield) . . . . .23- 5¾ 1921-Verden "Bud" Nash (Chino) ...... 22- 4½ 1946-Carl Monser (Alameda) ...... 22- 2¼ 1922--c-Verden "Bud" Nash (Huntington Beach) ...... 22- 5% 1947-Hugh McElhenny (Washington, Los Angeles) .. 22-10½ 1923---Mort Kaer (Red Bluff) ...... 23- 2¾ 1948-- (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 22- 2¼ 1924-Virgil Elliott (Huntington Beach) ...... 22- 3½ 1949-George Brown (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 23- 6¼ 1925-Fred Osborne (Fullerton) ...... 21- 8½ 1950---William Johnson (.Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 24- 2¾ 1926-Walter Rehwald (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ...... 22- 5 1951-Bill Holland (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .22- 5¾ 1927-Frank Wykoff (Glendale) ...... 22- 2 1952-Rollin Garrison (Compton) . . .23- 5¼ 1928- (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... 23- 5¼ 1953---Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) ...... 23- 5 1929-Wells Ruby (Hollywood) ...... 22- 7¼ 1 19JO-:-George Shehtanian (Tulare) ...... 23- 2% *1954-,-Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) ...... 25- 4 /4 1931-Floyd Wilson (Riverdale) ...... 23- 2 % 1955-Bobby Baines (Jordan, Los Angeles) ... 23- 3½ 1932-Tom White (Polytechnic, Long Beach) . . .22-10½ 1956-Oscar Bean (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .. 24- 9 1933---Don Skinner (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) .22- 8 1957-Luther Hayes (Lincoln, San Diego) ..... 23- 8½ 1934-Don· Skinner (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ..... 23- 8½ 1958- Steve Rogers (Brawley) ...... 24- 6 1935-Jimmy Montgomery (El Monte) ...... 23- 1.; 1959-Eften Jones (Delano) . . . 23- 5¾

Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 6-9 ¾ Walt Mangham (New Castle, Pa.), 1956. Nat'I High Schoo: Same as above High Jump Stadium 6-6 Randy Walker (Cleveland, L.A.), 1961. State Meet 6-93/s (Centennial, Compton), 1955. FINALS 2 P.M. 1960 Winner 6-6¼ Tie: Jerry Greene (Alhambra, Martinez) and Roger Olsen (Willow Glen).

No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) 95 Williaiµ Jones (Grossmont), 6-2¼ (6-6) 135 William Carter (Lowell, S.F.), 6-5% 35 Randy Walker (Cleveland, L.A.), 6-6 84 Clayton Anderson (Fremont, Sunnyvale), 6-4 90 Steve Lock (Gardena), 6-5 225 Charles Haddix ( Sequoia, Redwood City), 6-3 203 Peter Valdez ( Roosevelt, L.A.), 6-5 182 Barry Rilliet (Piedmont), 6-2 (6-4) ( 211 Lew Hoyt (San Marino), 6-7½ 6 Richard Jones {B1jkersfield) , 6-6 249 Andy Curtis (Western, Anaheim), 6-5½ (6-6½) 51 Johnnie White· (Delano), 6-2 114 Joe Lombardi (La Puente), 6-4 (6-6) 204 Herb Tillman (Sacramento), 6-3¼ 117 Bob Lovejoy (Leuzinger), 6-4 (6-6) 54 Mark Alexander (Downey, Modesto), 6-2 15 Curtis Crum ( Castlemont), 6-61/s 48 Jessie Rorie (Herlong), 6-0 HIGH JUMP 1915-Millard "Tip" Webster (Santa Paula) ...... 5- 9½ 1939-Bill Stewart (Torrance) ...... 6- 4 1916-Tltus Moore (Pasadena) ...... 5- 8½ 1940-Jack Newman (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ... 6- 4¼ 1917-Lloyd Hill (Coalinga) ...... 5- 9¼ 1941-Henry Caldwell (Edison, Fresno) . . . . 6- 1 1918--Harold "Brick" Muller (San Diego) ...... 5-11¾ 1946-Wilfred Schlange (Citrus, Azusa) 1919-Harold ·"Brick" Muller (Technical, Oakland) .... :5- 6 Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno) ...... 6- 2 1920-Oliver Corey (Chaffey, Ontario) ...... 6- 0 1947-Daryl Butts (Excelsior, Norwalk) 1921-Al Fisher (Lincoln, Los Angeles) ...... 6- % Walter Kirk (Porterville) 1922-Ed Shaw (Monrovia) ...... 5-10¾ Dick Smith (Roosevelt, Fresno) 1923---Henry Coggeshall (Sacramento) ...... 5-11 Ed Young (Jefferson, Los Angeles) ...... 6- 0 1924--Henry Coggeshall (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) .6- 1¼ 1948-Dick Brombach (Polytechnic, Long Beach) 1925-Al Bowen (Santa Monica) ...... 6- 1½ Ed Young (Jefferson. Los Angeles) ...... 6- 3 1926-Olympus Carter (Jordan, Los Angeles) 1949-Norman Woods (Jefferson, Los Angeles) .. . .6- 3 (Compton) ...... 5-11 1950---Ralph Bonham (Pomona) 1927-Lynford Scott (Eureka) ...... 6- ¾ Vern Wilson (San Jose) .. . .6- 2 1928--Henry_ Lassalette (Puente) 1951-Bernie Allard (Fresno) .. . .6- 5% Bob Van Osdel (Compton) ...... 6- 21/4 1952-Bernie Allard (Fresno) ...... 6- 5½ 1929- (Fresno) ...... 6- 4¼ 1953---Bernie Nelson (Hoover, San Diego) ...... 6- 4 1930-Kermit Plowman (Sequoia, Redwood City) .6- ½ 1954-,-Dick Dailey (Hayward) ...... 6- 5½ 1931-Paul Jacques (Santa Ana) ... , ...... 6- 4¼ *1955-Charles Dumas (Centennial, Compton) .. .6- 9¾ 1932--c-Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) ...... 6- 3 1933---Corny Johnson (Los Angeles) ..... 6- 5¾ 1956-Curtis Chappel (Jefferson, Los Angeles) 1934-Delos Thurber (Glendale) .. 6- 5¼ Robert Sims (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 6- 3¼ 1935- (Palo Alto) ...... 6- 2 1957-Robert Avant (Hart) .... .6- 8 1936-Les Steers (Palo Alto) ...... 6- ¾ 1958--Paul Stuber (Bellflower) 1937-Les Steers (Palo Alto) ...... 6- 4 Roy Nickleberry (Oxnard) .. 6- 8 1938-Gil La Cava (Beverly Hills) ...... 6- 7¼ 1959-Paul Stuber (Bellflower) .. .6- 7¼ Records Performance Name School Y ear Nat'I Federation 69-31/s (North, Phoenix, Ariz.), 1958. Shot Put Nat'I High School Same as above Stadium 62-11 Richard Inman (Belton, Tex.), 1960. FINALS 2 P. M. State Meet 64-0 ¾ Clark Branson (Pasadena), 1957. 1960 Winner 60-7 Matthew Baggett (Berkeley).

No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) 96 Ed Speed (Grossmont), 59-7% (61-61/4) 241 Mike Gridley (Washington, S.F.), 58-4 (59 2¾) 107 Willie Montgomery (Jefferson, L.A.), 58-0½ 43 Don Castle ( Cubberley, Palo Alto), 63-5¾ ( 64-3) 191 Bill Jarrett (Polytechnic, L.A.), 55-10 111 Don Schmidt (King City), 58-8¾ (59-0½) 8 Jerry Hayhoe (Birmingham, Van Nuys) , 55-2¾ ") \ 129 Randy Schneider (Los Altos), 58-3½ 72 Bill Pace (El Rancho, Whittier), 65-2¾ - \ ~ i.A - ::> I L 175 Darrell Rich (North Bakersfield), 56-8½ (60-0) 73 Mike Bianco (El Segundo), 63-11½ 137 Huston Ridge (Madera), 55-2½ (55-5) 192 Larry Richards (Polytechnic, Riverside) , 60-9¾ 68 Barry McFadden (El Camino, Sacramento), 57-6 164 Jim Green (Monrovia), 59-11 236 Larry Maggard (Turlock), 57-4 (59-0½) 166 T. C. Jones (McClymonds, Oakland), 55-8 29 Wes Gray (Chico), 53-10¾ (55-9¾)

SHOT PUT 1915---Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) ...... 46- 2% 1936--Joe Hill (California Deaf, Berkeley) ...... 54- 5¼ 1916--Wayne Weeks (Santa Rosa) ...... 47- 4¼ 1937-Wilbur "Moose" Thompson (Modesto) ...... 55- 8¾ 1917-Jim Blewett (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 47- 9¼ 1938-Mario Russo (Pittsburg) ...... 55- 5¾ 1918-Jennings Robertson (Sutter) ...... 44- 6 1939-Frank Minnini (Paso Robles) ...... 54- 1 1919-Ernst Hartmann (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ... .42- 3 1940--Ben Steele (Santa Rosa) ...... 54- 4¼ 1920--Clarence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) ...... 49- 9 1941-George Souza (Vallejo) ...... 52- 4¼ 1921- Clarence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) ...... 52- O 1946-John Helwig (Mount Carmel, Los Angeles) ... . . 59- 5¾ 1922--Clarence "Bud" Houser (Oxnard) ...... 55- 4'¼ 1947-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) ...... 53-10¾ 1923--Cecil White (Modesto) ...... 48- ½ 1948-Bob Cameron (Washington, Los Angeles) ...... 59- 7¼ 1924-Cecil White (Modesto) ...... 49- 7¾ 1949-Elmer Willhoite (Merced) ...... 57- 3¼ 1925---Herb Fleishhacker (Menlo) ...... 49- 2 1950--Hal Norris (Grossmont) ...... 56- 5½ 1926--Maury Lauterman (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ... 49- ¼ 1951-Leon Patterson (Taft) ...... 59- 2½ 1927-Harold Falter (Glendale) ...... 49- 9% 1952-Leon Patterson (Taft) ...... 60- 9¾ 1928-Garrett Arbelbide (Huntington Park) ...... 48-10½ 1929- (Chaffey, Ontario) ...... 53- 5½ 1953--Don Vick (Chaffey) ...... 60- 7¾ 1930--Don Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) ...... 52- 8¾ 1954-Dick Bronson (Grossmont) ...... 59- 7¼ 1931-Don Carter (Franklin, Los Angeles) ...... 52-10 1955---Duncan Ward (Santa Monica) ...... 59- 4½ 1932--Bob Pyle (Pasadena) ...... 53- 6 1956--Homer Robertson (Pacific, San Bernardino) . . ... 63- 9½ 1933--Jim Dannaldson (Hollywood) ...... 54- 3 *1957-Clark Branson (Pasadena) ...... 64- '¼ 1934-Ray Young (Riis, Los Angeles) ...... 55-10 1958-Jack Slocumbe (Long Beach, Millikan) ...... 61- 41/2 1935---John Raitt (Fullerton) ...... 55- 5¼ 1959-Mike Parker (Turlock) ...... 57- 8

Records Performance N ame School Year National Federation 194-1 Karl Johnstone (North, Phoenix, Ariz.), 1959. Discus National High School Same as above Stadium None FINALS 11 A.M. State Meet 178-8 Alex Dames (Poly, S.F.), 1960. 1960 Winner Same as above

No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) 177 Tom Watson (Oceanside), 131-11½ ,-- ~ - 128 Max Leetzow (Los Altos), 175-8 (177-8½) ::> 124 Pat Lewis (Lincoln, S.F.), 157-7½ (160-2) _) . ,(:_ <:'.'...- David Letlow (Delano), 167-6¾ (172-2) ~-­ ~ l~~ Roger Dary (North Bakersfield), 158-0½ 130 BobStoeker (LosAltos),185-6 (186-11) / /((-t, f/2,...,­ (Southern Section to hold special trials for entrants. 71 Mike Mallory (El Cerrito) , 177-5 3 L.A. City, Oakland, Sac-Joaquin, North not entering) ii 9"-// Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 15-01/e (North, Phoenix, Ariz.), 1957. Nat'I High School Same as above Pole Vault Stadium 13-8 ¾ Vern Williams (San Pedro), 1961 . FINALS 1 P.M. State Meet 14-1 John Rose (Hoover, Glendale), 1958. 1960 Winner 13-3 Tie : Mike Flanagan (Ganesha) and Gary Dow (Anaheim) .

No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) No. Name, School, Qualifying Mark (1961 Best) 67 Mike Graves (El Cajon), 14-3½ - I /4-7- ½217 /. Ryan Melton (Washington, S.F.), 12-6 (12-7) 215 Vern Williams (San Pedro), 13-8¾ 173 Cl Wayne Cox (North Bakersfield), 13-7¾ 106 Lawrence Miller (Jefferson, L.A.), 13-4 03-6) 5 Tim Fanucchi (Bakersfield), 13-0¾ 12 Richard Rupe ( Canoga Park), 12-8¼ 183 Raul Conner (Pittsburg), 13-4½ 209 Steve Staus (San Gabriel), 13-10¾ 74 John Stulgis (Encinal), 13-4½ (13-5¾) 3 Al Cirino (Arcadia), 13-6 (13-10) 112 Dave Taylor (King City), 13-0 190 John Champion (Polytechnic, L.B.), 13-6 126 Riley Blakeman (Livington), 13-1 (13-4¾) Mike Lindsay (Santa Ana), 13-2 (13-8) 189 Bill La Tone (Placer) , 13-1 (13-7¾ ) 2~~ \ '7 Curtis Stovall, (Castlemont, Oakland), 12-6 180 Gary Walker (Orland) , 12-9

POLE VAULT 1915-Lincoln Hall (Santa Paula) ...... 11- 6 1937-Baylor Maynard (Belmont, Los Angeles) ...... 13- 1¼ 1916-Lincoln Hall (Santa Paula) ...... 11- 9 1938---Floyd Doty (Lodi) 1917-Vance Wilbur (Sacramento) ...... 11- O Lawrence "Tip" McLanahan (Sacramento) ...... 12-10¾ 1918---Eric Richardson (Ukiah) ...... 11- 6 1939-Frank Ferguson (Inglewood) 1919-Dick Emmons (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) ...... 10- 6 Clarence "Bud" Rumberger (Glendale) ...... 13- 3¾ 1920--Leroy Goodenough (Fillmore) ...... 11-10 1940--Frank Ferguson (Inglewood) 1921-Harold Shoebridge (Anaheim) ...... 12- 0 Irving Moore (Piedmont) ...... 13- O 1922-Harry Smith (San Diego) ...... 11-11½ 1941-Chet Hartmann (San Benito, Hollister) 1923--- (Hollywood) Irving Moore (Piedmont) Harry Smith (San Diego) ...... 12- 3% Ernie Sontag (Taft) ...... 12- 6 1924-Lee Barnes (Hollywood) ...... 12-11½ 1946-Bill Mays (Oxnard) 1925-Jack Williams (Inglewood) ...... 12- 9% Phil Quilter (Pasadena) ...... 12- 6½ 1926-Marshall Beeman (Armijo, Fairfield) 1947- (Pacific Grove) ...... 12- 6 Conrad Boye (Manual Arts, Los Angeles) 1948-Don Barnes (Fullerton) ...... 12- 6 Bill Hubbard (San Diego) 1949-Jack Widman (Nar bonne, Lomita) ...... 13- 4½ Jerry Stewart (Los Angeles) ...... 12- 4 1950--Dick McDonald (Wilson, Long Beach) 1927- (San Diego) ...... 12- 0 Harold Red (Lemoore) ...... 13- ½ 1928---Bill Miller (San Diego) ...... 12- 9½ 1951-Clarke Merrill (Belmont, Los Angeles) ...... 13- O 1929-Bill Miller (San Diego) ...... 12- 6 1952-Ronnie Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) ...... 13- 3¼ 1930--Dave Grow (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... :-:-:-12- 6 1953---Ronnie Morris (Burroughs, Burbank) ...... 13- 91/4 1931-Joe Ramsey (Inglewood) Matt Stankovich (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) ..... 12- 8¼ 1954-Bob McKay (Inglewood) 1932- (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) Joe Rose (Glendale) Tom White (Polytechnic, Long Beach) ...... 13- 0 Stan Gaunt (Mt. Diablo, Berkeley) ...... 13- O 1933-Ed Harrison (Santa Monica) ...... 12- 7 1955-Nathaniel Finney (Jordan, Los Angeles) ...... 13- 4 1934-Dick Clarke (Hoover, Glendale) 1956-Bill Logan (El Cajon) Eldred Ramos (San Ramon, Danville) Tim Helms (El Dorado) ...... 13- 6 Richie Rodriguez (Polytechnic, Los Angeles) . ... 12-10 1957-Voyce Hendrix (Riverdale) ...... 13- 6 1935-Dick Clarke (Hoover, Glendale) ...... 12-10½ *1958---John Rose (Hoover, Glendale) ...... : ...... 14- 1 1936-Dave Bodkin (Inglewood) ...... 12-11 1959-Bob Looney (Santa Barbara) ...... 13- 8¾

Records Performance Name School Year Nat'I Federation 3:15.2 Andrews, Tex . (John Landrum, R. E. Merritt, Four-Man Larry Shoemaker, Ted Nelson), 1960. Nat'I High School Same as above Mile Relay Stadium 3:21 .5 Fremont, L.A . (Ron Eldridge, John Williams, Wilbur Fields, Harold Howard), 1960. (EXHIBITION) State Meet 3 :18.9 Glendale (Jerry Heltzel, Gary Gould, Bill 3:25 P.M. Marshall, Ron Withrow). 1960 Winner Same as above

Entries To Be Announced Class B Four-Man Records Performance Name School Year Stadium 1 :06.0 Fremont (Walter Maxie, Edward Smith, Stanley 660-Y ard Relay Johnson, Jess Willard), 1960. (EXHIBITION) 1960 Winner 1 :04.9 Fremont (Willard, Johnson, Maxie, Smith). 2:15 P.M. CLASS 660 Lane Lane 1. San Fernando 4. Taft 2. Marshall 5. Hamilton 3. Jordan 6. Dorsey

Class C Four-Man Records Performance Name School Year Stadium 43.7 Dorsey, L.A. (Dwight Carter, Rodger Woodruff, 440-Y ard Relay Jerry Hopkins, Paul Williams), 1960. (EXHIBITION) 1960 Winner 44.4 Dorsey (Carter, Woodruff, Hopkins, Williams). 2:00 P.M. CLASS 440 Lane Lane 1. Canoga Park 5. Belmont 2. Roosevelt 6. Van Nuys f,.c... __, 3. Hamilton 7. Fremont - .;.2,A/D

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Records Performance Name School Year National Federation No record approved National High School Same as above Eight-Man Best on record: 2:54.1 Centennial, Compton, Calif. (Anthony Thomas, Donald Owens, James Tucker, Art Toliver, Donald Meadows, Gonzelo Cureton, Larry Mile-Relay Todd, Cleve Tyler), 1961. (EXHIBITION) Stadium 2:55.5 Jefferson, L.A. (Alden Barnett, Arthur Brownlee, 4:35 P.M. Hugh Gamble, Bob Lee, Jessie Forney, Her­ man Harville, Thomas Kirkwood, James Ty­ rone), 1960.

8 MAN MILE RELAY Lane Lane 1. Jordan 6. Bell 2. Roosevelt 7. Reseda 3. Granada Hiils 8. Monroe 4. Belmont 9. Hamilton 5. North Hollywood ENTRIES

ALHAMBRA (MARTINEZ) EDISON (STOCKTON) LINCOLN (S.F.) POLYTECHNIC (S .F. ) 1 Morgan Groth, Mile 62 John Bradford , 880 Relay 123 Mike Gibeau, 880 194 Willie Burgers, LH 63 Phil Lee, 880 Relay 124 Pat Lewis, Discus AMADOR RICHMOND 2 Fred Williams, 440 64 Stan Reeder, 880 Relay 125 Herb Potter, Mile 65 Joe Romero , 880 Relay LIVINGSTON 195 Hertha! Harris, 100, 880 Relay ARCADIA 196 Robert Hartfield, 880 Relay 3 Leonard Cirino, PV 66 Relay alternate 126 Riley Blakeman, PV 197 Sam Van Hook, 880 Relay ARMIJO EL CAJON LODI 198 Fred Cansler, 880 Relay 4 Steve Holloway, HH, LH 67 Mike Graves, PV 127 Jake Reimers, LH 199 Relay alternate BAKERSFIELD EL CAM I NO LOS ALTOS RIPON 5 Jim Fanucchi, PY 68 Barry McFadden , SP 128 Max Leetzow, Discus 200 Ri chard Colbert, BJ 6 Richard Tones, HJ EL CERRITO 129 Randy Schne ider, SP 69 Charles Booth, BJ 130 Bob Stoeker, Discus ROOSEVELT (FRESNO) BERKELEY 201 Lyal Carlton, Mile 7 Jim Agrusa , BJ 70 Al Courche sne, 440 LOS ANGELES 71 Mike Mallory, Discus 131 Lawrence LaFall , 440 ROOSEVELT (L.A.) BIRMINGHAM (VAN NUYS) EL RANCHO (WHITTIER) LOWELL (S.F.) 202 Vernon Jackson, 220 8 Jerry Hayhoe , SP 203 Peter Valdez, HJ 72 Bill Pace , SP 135 William Carter, HJ BURROUGHS (BURBANK) SACRAMENTO 9 Ralph Turner, 100, 220 EL SEGUNDO MADERA 73 Mike Bianco, SP 136 Gene Brewer, BJ 204 Herb Tillman, HJ BUCHSER (SANTA CLARA ) ENCINAL 137 Huston Ridge , SP ST. IGNATIUS (S.F. ) 10 Ron Pennington, 880 74 John Stulgis, PY 138 Charles Jackson, 880 Relay 205 Jim O'Toole , 440 CANOGA PARK ESCONDIDO 139 Kent Nance, 880 Relay 11 Richard Rupe, PV SAN BERNARDINO 75 Dave Blunt, 100, 220 140 Norm Wood, BJ, 880 Relay 206 Bunny Brown, HH 12 Joe Walsh, Mile 141 David Young, 880 Relay CARLMONT ESPARTO 142 Relay alternate SAN DIEGO 13 Gary Gaskill, HH , LH 76 Charles Gordon, 880 MANUAL ARTS (L.A.) 207 Vernon King, BJ 14 Bob Sawyer, HH FONTANA 143 Michael Jones, BJ 208 Lou White, HH, LH CASTLEMONT (OAKLAND) 77 880 Relay 144 John Moore, BJ SAN GABRIEL 78 880 Relay 145 Donald Willis, LH 209 Steve Staus, PV 15 Curtis Crum, HJ 79 880 16 Willie Crum , BJ 80 880 Relay MARSHALL (L.A.) SAN JUAN (FAIR OAKS) 17 Jay Galbreath, Mile 81 Re lay alternate 150 Richard Blade, 440 210 Emmett Harless, 880 18 Ray Saddl er, 440 19 Curtis Stovall, PY FREMONT (L.A .) MARSHALL (STOCKTON) SAN MARINO 82 Carl Coates, HH 151 John Stampfl, 100, 220 211 Lew Hoyt, HJ CATHEDRAL (L.A.) 83 Robert McKeever, BJ MENLO-ATHERTON 20 Robert Taylor, HH SAN MATEO FREMONT (SUNNYVALE) 152 Jim Cheatham, 100, 220 212 Dave Fishback, 880 CENTENNIAL (COMPTON) 84 Clayton Anderson , HJ MENLO SCHOOL 21 Don Meadows, 100 SAN PEDRO 22 Don Owens, 40, 880 Relay FOWLER 153 Roy Stephens, LH 213 Jeffrey Clements, 440 23 Rex Pope, LH 85 Bill Cowings, 100, 220 MERCED 214 Reggie Parsons, 100, 220 24 James Tucker, HH FRANKLIN (L.A.) 154 Curtis Craig, 880 215 Vern Williams, PV 25 Cleve Tyler, 220, 880 Relay 86 Earl Clibborn, Mile MIRAMONTE (ORINDA) SANTA ANA 26 Gonzelo Cureton, 880 Relay 87 John Duda , LH 155 Bill Caldwell , 100 219 Mike Lindsay, PV 27 Larry Todd , 880 Relay FRANKLIN (STOCKTON) MISS ION (S.F.) SANTA BARBARA CHICO 88 Ray Tipton, 100, 220 156 Benton Artrix, 100 220 John Gilbert, 100 29 Wes Gray, SP FRESNO 157 Lonnie Brantley, BJ 30 Dave Hunt, 100, BJ 22 1 Edker Mathews, BJ 31 Jim Hutchinson, 220 89 Bill Marchant, 880 MOl~isTiennis Elwess, 880 Relay SANTA CLARA 32 Pat Mello, HH , LH GARDENA 159 Roger Lee , 880 Relay 222 Bert Stringer, Mile 33 Dou g Parker, 440 90 Steve Lo ck, HJ 160 Gil Middlebrooks, 880 Relay SANTA FE 251 880 Relay 91 Ron Stewart, HH 161 Relay alternate 223 Jime Peeso, Mile 252 880 Relay GRANITE HILLS (EL CAJON ) 162--Rel ay alt ernate 253 880 Relay SELMA 254 880 Relay 92 Ray De Bolt, Mile MONROVIA 224 Tommy Powell , HH GRANT (VAN NUYS) 163 Clavie Brown, LH CLAYTON VALLEY 93 Dennis Firestone, LH 164 Jim Green, SP SEQUOIA (REDWOOD CITY) 34 Greg Ford , HH , LH 225 Charles Haddix, HJ CLEVELAND (RESEDA) GRANT (SACRAMENTO) MU IR , PASADENA 94 Leon Horne, BJ , HH , 440 165 Bruce Anderson , 440 SERRA (SAN MATEO) 35 Randy Walker, HJ 226 Steve Firenze, 220 GROSSMONT (S.D.) McCL YMONDS (OAKLAND) 227 Tom Payne , 440 CDftTi~is Williams, 440, 880 Relay 166 T. C. Jones, SP 228 Tom Tuite, Mile 95 William Jones, HJ 167 Abe Johnson , HH, LH, 880 Relay 37 880 Relay 96 Ed Speed , SP 168 Edward Moody, 100, 880 Relay SERRA (GARDENA) 38 880 Relay HANFORD 169 Dale Rubin , 220, 880 Relay 229 Theo Viltz, HH 39 880 Relay 97 Charles Leathers, 440, LH 170 Charles Gary, 880 Relay SONORA CORCORAN . HERLONG 171 Warren James , Relay alternate 230 Steve Sikora, 880 40 Ray Salazar, Mile 98 Jesse Rorie , HJ NORTH (BAKERSFIELD) CORONADO SOUTH GATE 41 Scott Knox, 440 HOOVER (GLENDALE) 1 173 Wayne Cox, PV 231 Jerry Reich , Mile 99 Forrest Beaty, 100, 220, 880 Rela 174 Roger Dary, Discus 232 Bill Sheue, 880 CRAWFORD (S.D .) 101 Bob Blanchard, 880, 880 Rela y 175 Rich Darrell, SP 42 Bill Rainey, 880 101 880 Relay (' J.,,i.1,.,~ OAKLAND TAFT CUBBERLEY (PALO ALTO) 102 880 Relay r>t~ WIMA. 176 Elton Cox , 880 233 Sam Workman, 100, 220, BJ 43 Don Castle, SP 1103 880 Relay 4 '"""'1 I'\,- OCEANSIDE TORRANCE 44 Fred Benjamin, 880 Relay JEFFERSON (L.A .) 177 Tom Watson, Discus 234 Tony Bareford , 880 45 Bob Ballard, 880 Relay 104 Arthur Brownlee, 100, 220 ORANGE 235 Mike Thornton, Mile 46 Tom Hall , 880 Relay TURLOCK 47 Bruce Asch, 880 Relay 105 Oscar Forney, 880 178 Bob Delaney, 880 106 Lawrence Miller, HH, [V ORLAND 236 Larry Maggard , SP CULVER CITY 107 W1ll1e Montgomery, S, 179 Jerry Cleek, Mile VAN NUYS 48 Doug Calhoun, Mile 108 880 Relay 180 Gary Walker, PY 88 237 Paul Turnquist, 880 CUPERTINO 109 0 Relay PACIFIC (SAN BERNARDINO) 49 Jim Durand, 440 110 880 Relay 181 Ch I Book r BJ VENICE DELANO KING CITY ares e ' 238 Rod Gray, 100 50 David Letlow, Discus 111 Don Schmidt, SP PIEDMONT .. WASHINGTON (FREMONT) 51 Johnny White, HH, HJ 112 Dave Taylor PV 182 Gary R1ll1et, HJ 239 Jack Parsons, 880 ' PITTSBURG 240 Russell Pierce, 220 DOMINGUEZ LA HABRA . 183 Raul Conner, PV 52 Chris Johnson, 880 113 Bruce Bess, Mile 184 Henry Lawson , BJ , 880 Relay WASHINGTON (S.F.) DOWNEY LA PUENTE 185 Mike Grillo, 880 Relay 241 Mike Gridley, SP 53 Terry Hendrix, LH 114 Joe Lombardi, HJ 186 John Brown, 880 Relay 242 Ryan Melton, HH , PY DOWNEY (MODESTO) LA SIERRA 187 Alonzo Mitchell, 880 Relay 243 Lance Ritter, 220, 880 Relay 54 Mark Alexander, HJ 115 Gary Baker, Mile 188 Relay alternate 244 Ron Coleman, 880 Relay 55 Mike Olbrantz, Mile 245 Jim Waterfield, 880 Relay LEUZINGER (LAWNDALE) PLACER (AUBURN ) 246 Ben Stewart, 880 Relay EAST BAKERSFIELD 116 Dave Archibald, 440, 220 189 Bill LaTone, PV 247 Relay alternate 56 Bill Mackey, LH 117 Bob Lovejoy POLYTECHNIC (L.B.) LINCOLN (SD ) 190 John Champion, PV WASHINGTON UNION (SUNNYVALE) EDISON (FRESNO) 248 Kelton Dotson, 440 57 James Braggs, 880 Relay 118 Ed ·Goodman 880 Relay POLYTECHNIC (L.A. ) 58 Oscar Haines, 880 Relay 119 Larry Greenwood, 880 Relay 191 Bill Jarrett, SP WESTERN (ANAHEIM) 59 Alvin Mann, 880 Relay 120 Curtis Meekins, 880 Relay POLYTECHNIC (RIVERSIDE) 249 Andy Curtis, HJ 60 Calvin Temple, 880 Relay 121 Walter Scott, 880 Relay 192 Larry Richards, SP 61 Relay alternate WILSON (L.B.) 122 Relay alternate 193 Joe Williamson, BJ 250 John Yancy, BJ California's Finest Prep Trackmen of 6-6 leapers includes William Jones, Grossmont; Randy Compete Today Walker, Cleveland; Andy Curtis, Western (Anaheim); Joe _Lombardi, La Puente; Bob Lovejoy, Leuzinger; (Continued from page 3) Curtis Crum, Castlemont; Richard Jones Bakersfield 19-flat, or better, but they'll need wings to catch Mackey. et al. ' ' In the highs, no one figures to approach the meet record- In the broad jump, the three L. A. City entries, Robert 13.9-but Bunny Brown, San Bernardino and Abe John­ McKeever, Fremont (24-1½), John Moore (24-4½) and son, McClymonds, Oakland, have both run 14.2 and four Michael Jones (23-8½) of Manual Arts, will be out to others have done 14.3- Steve Holloway, Armijo; Gary spreadage the event. Taft's Sam Workman (24-1), who's Gaskill, Carlmont; Ron Stewart, Gardena; and James also in both sprints, and Riverside Poly's Joe Williams Tucker, Centennial. (23-11½) are both strong contenders, too. The city boys have an edge in jumping on the ELA pit the last four Pace muscled the 12-lb. shot 65 ft. 23/4 in. last week weeks in a row. for the best U. S. effort this season, but he'll be challenged by Don Castle of Cubberley, Palo Alto ( 64-3), El Se­ Another record almost sure to fall is the discus in gundo's Mike Bianco (63-11½), and Grossmont's Ed which Los Altos' Bob Stoeker (186-11) is far ahead of Speed (61-61/4) . The State record of 64-03/4 doesn't the mark of 178-8, set by Alex Dames of SF Poly. Two figure to hold up under the strain! other North Coast entries, could also menace the present record. El Cajon's Mike Graves is the certain choice in the pole vault, his 14-3½ mark almost five inches ahead of The 4-man 880-yard relay record is 1 :25.9 and that one all the rest. Next in line are Steve Staus, San Gabriel, could be broken by the time Centennial (1:26.1) gets 13-103/4; Al Cirino, Arcadia, 13-10; and Vern Williams, through. San Pedro, 13-83/4. Also scheduled are special relay races-the four-man As usual, the high jump is rated "wide open," though mile, eight-man mile, class B four-man 660, and class San Marino's Lew Hort has the best mark, 6-7½. A raft C four-man 440.

AWARDS AND CEREMONIES

OFFICIAL WELCOME - Wirliam W . Russell , Executive Secretary, California Interscholastic Federation

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS- Dorothy Lee Erby, Jordan High School Oya Gokcu, Canoga Park High School Anita Quinonez, Garfield High Sc hoo l Luci lle Tajiri, Belmont High School Linda Volo, Cleveland High School

PRESENTATION OF W i nston Nelson , President, Federated CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY - Council, California Interscholastic Councilr and W illiam W. Russell, Executive Sec'y Among today's top entries are: starting at top left to right: Forrest Beaty, Glendale Hoover; Ulis Williams, Compton; Paul Turnquist, Van Nuys; Don..._Castle, Cubberley (Palo Alto); Bunny Brown, San Bernardino; Bruce Bess, La Habra; Bob Delaney, Orange; Bill Mackey, East Bakersfield. ·