PAGE THE HIGHLANDER 6 FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 TRACK TEAM - SECOND IN STATE B.L. Track Team Chalks Up Excellent Year By Row 1 (L-R) Larry Albiston, Dee Johnson, Rex Tucker, Allen Olsen, Dale Green, Dick Jardine, Harold Thompson, Dale Slade, William Haywood. Johnson, George RAY ETCHEVERRY Ben Lomond’s track team had an excellent year. First, they had a perfect 6-0 dual meet record. They won the city championship, acquiring more points than the second and third place teams combined, 127. Next, they won the region championship with the most points ever scored—93—in a region meet. Finally, thirteen men who qualified for the state meet went to South High intent on bringing home a trophy. They succeeded, but a _ seven-point deficiency gave them second place instead of first. Todd Parker broke records in the pole vault in the city,| region, and state meets. He broke the state record by over six inches, vaulting 14’ 4%”. Mike Lutz broke the school and city records when he threw the javelin 201’ 3”. Our mile relay team consisting of George Green, Gerry Walker, John Dias, and Harold Thompson, set a new region record and took second in the state meet. the javelin; Kent Malan, third in the javelin; Jerry Staley, first in the discus; John Diaz, second in both the 100 and 220; Dick Jardine, first in the low hurdles; Dale Slade, fourth in the low hurdles; George Green, first in the 440 and third in the 220; Harold Thompson, second in the 440; Gerry Walker, fourth in the 880; Todd Parker, first in the pole vault; and John DeBoer, second in the pole vault. Track Team Takes Region Meet By Lopsided Score Our track team won the region meets Friday, May 10, by scoring 91 points. Box EIder was second with 38 points. Row 3 (L-R) Coach Hislop, Mark Sabin, Richard Wagner, John Griffin, John Wolthuis, Robbie Told Parker pole vaulted Smith, Bruce Gilbert. 14’ 0%” for a new region record. This is also better Row 4 (L-R) Bruce Johnson, Dennis Martin, John DeBoer, Kent Malan, Mike Lutz, John Dias. than the state record. It is Not included: Todd Parker, Doug Cottle. a new school record. George Green set a new Other men placing in the school record in the 440. state meet were: George Green, Harold Thompson, Jerry second in the 440; Mike Lutz, Walker, John Dias, and second in the javelin; Kent MaGeorge Green set a new reglan, fifth in the javelin; Jerry ion record in the mile Telay. By DICK JARDINE Chuck Pomeroy won No. 1 Staley, third in the discus; medOther first place-winnerse _.4 singles by winning all three ae pai ley relay team consisting of Jer- | were: Jerry ‘Staley in the disof his matches in region tenwith a 5-4 record. The record doesn’t tell the whole story ry Kihlstrom, Dick J: ardine, Rex cus, Mike Lutz in the javenis meet held Friday at Box and Roger Burnett, finlin, Dick Jardine in the low Elder. though. They were close contenders for the region title Tucker, ished fourth. hurdles, and our medley reuntil the last game, losing a close decision to Weber 4-3 | The following placed in the lay team of Jerry Kihlstrom, in extra innings. Dick Jardine, Rex Tucker, region meet: Doug Cottle, fifth and Roger Burnett. in the high jump and fourth in Highlights like the 1-0 victory over Bonneville and the javelin; Mike Lutz, first in Row 2 (L-R) J. R. Patee, Brent Cook, Randy Venable, Jerry Kihlstrom, Pederson, Jerry Staley, Keith Hayes, Robbie Alley, Jim Peterson, Holt. Roger Jerry Burnett, Ron Walker, Mike Baseball Team Has 5-4 Season Region Tennis ‘Ben Lomond’s baseball team finished out its season Mrs. Hislop Leaves as Highlander Advisor let-downs like the 4-3 loss to Weber ment to the baseball story. The Highlander Staff would like to thank Mrs. Hislop for the fine job that she has done with the paper. 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