Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Ellllllllll lil Ill ll In the first year of swimming and diving at Ca- nyon, the Varsity team showed its inexperience in competition but stamina in sports with four wins and eight losses. The outstanding senior was Bill Boyle, individual medley and out- standing juniors were Ross Herman, breastst- roke, Chuck Lay 200 and 100 freestyle, and Dale Taylor, diving. But the season record for the sophomore team showed promise for the future with seven wins and three losses. Though swimming and diving in their first high school competition the soph- omores won third place in league meets. Out- standing sophomores were Scott Townley dis- tance freestyle' Kirk Stafford individual medley jon Dunn breaststroke. 1. Swim Team' Front Row: Dale Taylor- Middle Row: Ross Herman Mike Pacillo john Wilson Kirk Stafford Mwrk Maitte Scott Townly Victor Mason- Back Row: jody Mccullogh Herb Brohn Bill Boyle Roy Hennegan john Dunn Paul Ballas Kevin Kiene Chuck Lay Mark Schluter Coach Ted Ondracek. 2. Pain from physical exertion shows on lon Dunn s face during a breaststroke race. 3. Determined to break his own personal record, Bill Boyle executes a but- terfly turn to head for the finish line. 4. A false start sends all swimmers into the pool, including Comanche Roy Hennegan. 5. Ross Herman butterflies to the finish line in the rain at the LaHabra meet. 6. Roy Hennegan goofs a round during prac- tice with his Pluto swim cap. 7. Diver Dale Taylor proves that his nickmane applies, he does a swan dive which earned him a D Tl Sf U l I I I I I I I I backstroke, Herb Brohn, freestyle sprintsp and I I I I I C 253

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5.1 E 12-w 254 953 OUTF MEL Mllllit UIIUTI' Hllllll il'lJ'lllD In only three years of existence the Girls' Bas- ketball Team came from the pits to place third in the league this season behind La Habra and El Dorado. According to Coach Timmeree Sullivan, the team had some very fine athletes, but lacked depth. lt's almost impossible to use five players the whole game and expect them to function 100 percent effectively, As my third year comes to an end, I feel fortunate to have coached a team with so little depth, but such a great spirit and desire. Leading scorer of the team was Marcia Mathews, averaging 21.5 points per game. Lead- ing rebounders were Marcia Mathews and Cindy Murphy. Top freethrower Lisa Runels made 78 percent of her shots. The only senior on the squad was Keri Woods who was also floor leader. Canyon's Girls' IV Basketball Team had a dis- appointing season. But Coach Trisha Carl cred- ited the girls with playing their best despite little support from the student body. I really admire those who did come out and stayed with it. Ev- ery member of the small team showed dedica- tion. Robin Mason played the difficult position of guard her first year on the squad, Suzanne Cook, forward, was the leading rebounder of the sea- son, lody O'Neil, center, was leading scorer and most consistent player, Donna Poore, guard, added spark to the team by moving from varsity to play LV., Kim Naasz, forward, contributed much to the consistently improving team and became coach's choice for most improved player. Carol lwasaki, guard, plagued with illness in mid-season, came back and played all posi- tions from the bench with 100 percent effort. For the conclusion of the entire season, see the SPRING SUPPLEMENT. 1. Marcia Matthews displays a fine layup. 2. Basketball Teamp Front Row: Barbara jones, Teresa Carroll, Lisa Runnelsp Back Row: Coach Timmeree Sullivan, Michelle Harlin, Marcia Mat- thews, Cindy Murphy, Keri Woods. 3. Robin Mason shoots for a long shot as Donna Poore looks on. 4. Michelle Harlin is caught during a jump ball. 5. Keri Woods nimbly dodges her opponent. 6. JV Basketball Team, Front Row: Robin Mason, Back Row: Sue Cook, Kim Naasz, lody O'Neil, Suzanne Cook, Cindy Murphy, Carol lwasaki, Coach Trisha Carl.