Castle Park High School - Speculum Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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MERME MAKE METRO SPLASH Although boasting a Metro record that could be considered only adequate, Troy's Swimming Squad could point to a number of fine individ- ual efforts and the development of a nucleus of aquatic competitors that will bring Troy real victories in future water wars. Junior Mike Grunwald, generally conceded Troy's best all-around swimmer, could enter and place among the leaders in any event. His best efforts were in the IOO yd. butterfly in which he will have broken the I:OO barrier by the time you read this. Pressing GrunwaId's record was Mike Wade who broke the I:IO mark in the IOO yd. breaststroke and earned CIE ranking. Backing the two Mike's was a squad com- posed primarily of sophomores. Led by Bruce Wade, who should equal his brother Mike's record by the time he is a senior QIOO-yd. backstroke-I:I8 and IOO yd. breaststroke- I:2OI, the group included Doug Glover CIOO yd. breaststroke-I:2Oj and Jim Grace Q50 yd. freestyle-25 .2 and IOO yd. freestyle-'I:O3. II. According to Coach Tom Hoffman, this was the best group of neophyte mermen in Troy's aquat- ic history. k A .V . h .s ... 3 g, -. . N fi W -' , . sf-1 f ,, , , 'fog ' ri- ' . rf,s,9'i3r 'ts.f 1:95 . ,Q 2+ s i.:-S, 'I 'fi gg I - f ... 1: ...gg ff-, .s.,.v:.:., . K .. Mike Wade demonstrates breaststroke. at 'f t1t'4i25'? ff ?f P PTI illfiiiiiff,iifSftif2iffP'e:931.rl' I iff K. -.g -f ' - ,.,- I f iygffggg.. f A , Vkmfigggf f W - . 1 - IH:-7 i' i . K..'?: ::v ,, ' ,Aa s- 21.15 , fijtfk, Q' -. ..,--f f 1. 1 4 I Q ,I , . - . -4 1-: -Qs , w - . . I V . f .1 . W W .. . . , ,. wwizffszfrfv. M N , at .- - ' ' . -1. s-'s5:s,J??S','7f1' at. . .s ,,... , l I ,,. , my . ,.V .1 ..,, ' 'J '- 'IM . rx ' 4 5fl:iV5'flXv. .-, . . , H f .zf 5 e. .W -f-f ,, ,- --,M . sto-f,r... ,f , -.m,,f,f,, -5. 5, 1.1-g,gs.,,,,,.5 M.-.,,.., SIP?- 'W 6 'V' 'I-411 -4 . ., 21341, 1 .. s 2' wg.. , . ,. 8 W .,.....,,,,w.s..,,.-.W .,. . 1.1-W A ' Y' 1 FY Q' M 3352? 3 .... f......,.s ..,, as f, -.ss-. . . H . .-..,.. . f . ' f mw..m-fe .-'Q-,:sW,ms..s.s sf.. , as Ken Grunwald shows butterfly technique. SWIMMING SQUAD--FIRST ROW: David Rieder, David Bell, Doug Glover, Bruce Wade Richard Castro, Mike Hanley, Phil Roche, Bruce Pederson. SECOND ROW: Pete Hansen Mike Wade, Dennis Mikolich, David Thompson, Mike Grunwald, Robert Taylor, Greg Mednick THIRD ROW: Jim Grace, Jerry Jolly, Mike McLinden, Ray Skarbowski, Don Boyd, .Ion Beeman Vince Dahlen. Coach Tom Hoffman checks takeoff position of Mike Wade as Manager Joe Macias looks on . 'i . 'i .t'i Q Q . 3132 3' iIQ 'f'T 2 ' . - - I , ' - it .'1r:' 'rt 'K P I . P ssri R s 'R N - I Vw s i ., .. 3-Law in gill N .JL ' 4+-. ,A . 1 - A- fs. . at , . ,. Q .. - . af' --'bv I T v f I I I 'R ...... it ....r. ..s.r mf' . 1 uw ...... , iffisf f X Ni K I iiiii I ' J ' 1 'V V, g M A ri.,. if A A .M ,A g . arf' . L R . .. , . ..... i J 2 - s 1 1 I 25 ir lf? . A . - 1. . .

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CP NETMEN SHOW PROMISE This year Troy fielded a I2-man playing team for the first time in Metro League tennis competition. Built around five returning varsity Iettermen: Jack Pepiot, John Snyder, Steve Domasig and Craig Robinson who held down the singles spots, and Tom Campbell who headed the doubles contingent, the team also proved to be the strongest in our short history. The future looked even brighter as Tom Campbell, Joe Zullo and Steve Reay, although anchoring the doubles contingent, found their own and other doubles posi- tions challenged by a strong group of inexperienced but hard- working sophomores: Greg Domasig, Jonathon Henry, Steve Mar- tin, Mike Bogge, Butch Hynes, Jim Harbin, and Lamonte Thompson. Unexpected strength shown in the early-season lop-sided victory over always-tough Morse and Bonita Vista and the continued development of the squad's sophomores revealed a championship potential which could see fruition in a Metro Crown by season's end. Coach Mike Cox discusses team standings with managers Mike Kelly and ceded Troyls Number Qneu player, -jack Pepiofl only Trolcm fo quqllfy I'ICll'Fy Kern- for CIF play-offs, shows his stuff. ,J :idk Ani X. V... x ff M-- ix, GJLH wltdk MSX Gulfnk. VARSITY SQUAD--FIRST ROW: John Snyder, Joe Zullo, Steve Domasig. JV SQUAD--FIRST ROW: Greg Domasig, James Harbin, Sergio Garcia SECOND ROW: Craig Robinson, Jonathon Henry, Charles Campbell, Jack SECON D ROW: Butch Hynes, Lamonte Thompson, Mike Boggs Steve Pepiot. Martin.