Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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STrong swimmers dnd divers I H . WW! , .yr 3, ,K by Micheiie Ocken Imagine . . . jumping inTo a cold ouTdoor swimming pool aT 6 on a dark and chilly spring morning. The only Thing on your mind is keeping The blood flowing so you swim. You do noThing buT swim back and forTh, and The coach is happy. Of course you're more Thon willing To do This for The sake of The Team: The swim Team. The Typical swimmer works ouT for Two To Three hours a day. There is a one hour morning pracTice and a Two hour pracTice afTer school. These pracTices consisT of plain ond simple freesTyle laps. They also make use of hand paddles and kickboards To 86 Boys Swimming sTrengThen various parTs of The body. This workouT may seem quiTe simple buT iT helps in building The sTomina and developing The Technique necessory To WIN. Coach BrenT Bohlender wenT inTo The season wiTh high hopes and TrusT in sTandouT swimmers ScoTT George, Dave Thompson, Eric Fischer, and Dale Wissman on The boys Team, and lvli- chelle Carroll, and Angie BaTeman on The girls Team. Janell Niemi, recovering from a shoulder injury, was also ex- pecTed To do well. Diving Team was expecTed To Take The CCC championship due To sTrong reTurning divers, such as John Lacey. 1. Boys Varsiiy swimming: rFi?ONT i?OVVj Scc George, Eric Landers, Mike Casseii, John Delvin IBACK i?OWj Jon Boafman, Eric Sharar, Eric scher, Greg King, David Johnsfon, Doug Dc i?ob Dadaso vich. 2, Long hours of simpiy swimming back and for were required of swimmers during pracfice. 3. Diving Team: Suzanne Johnson, Serena Baie Larry Eiam, Cheryi DeSignori, Sfan Cook, Jennii Lowe, John Lacey. 4. Boys Frosh-Soph swimming: CFPONT i?Ol John Saras, Jim Sproff, Sfeve Schneider, Crc Pearson, Jm Blackshear, Mike Biiiihgron, CSET OND i?O Wj i?ob Osborn, Maff Hansen, Tim Ga sei, Scoh' Thompson, Mike Woodward, E Krefschmer, Eric McGraTh, CTL-ili?D i?O Wj Spenc Sanders, Sieve Wafis, Greg Hoagland, Je Overiie, Tim Ogden, CBA CK i?O Wj Michael Nier 5. These four sophomore swimmers Take break afier swimming many laps. 6. Janeii Niemi demonsfrafes The bufferfiy.

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