Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

Page 122 text:

-up '? T ,,l I ae 1 f' , 4 , 5 , Q f1s:if::E'1i:,-,,- ra:,df4T7l2f2i :5 g -1gfi,ifr,f-'31, 1' . y '.2i:,a-ra?-7i1?:i:r ..1.,.. A ,Irv-113, I - . :H 47 Y-,l f --1,- -,L .5 .-A :j.f'-zu, : ' 'Zi T1 ' ' -A ' v Jn -1 ' 'F191 ' sf-f w ' -'- ff - - I -ink: Mig ffm: -,W . T .i , .N A M.. mi, eww, it R ,,N,,fM,., ,WY ,-H, me iw ns , I . Y-,rv .-,'- 5- of l'l'1 'ffllf?ff I '-.f --f,,'f:,, ii , 3 TOP LEFT: Number four man Dan Spit- ler. TOP RIGHT: Number one singles player, Nick Fair. BOTTOM LEFT: Doubles team of Fair and Dan Olson in action versus Grand Canyon College. Netmen finish second in state tournament F Y 4. N. G V ' V1 4 o 4 Q , 3 . 2 , 5 e , , .Qi - - f .......f - A -T 1 4' - 4' el -2 QE N- 1 1 Q- -n , I , ,, i W es T, M

Page 121 text:

OPPOSITE PAGE: Odis McCowan re- ceiving the most valuable player trophy at Grand Junction. TOP LEFT: Mike Boyce coming in with the high hard one. MIDDLE LEFT: A familiar scene in the Gaucho dugout all season-Boyce being congratulated for a clutch performance. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Williams and All- American selection steps forward to ac- cept the championship trophy at the end of the last game. TOP RIGHT: AllTourn- ament selections McCowan Thorley Williams Snyder and Boyce share Coach Boetto's admiration for the most valuable player trophy won by McCowan. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Coach Boeto and a hard hittion trio of Paul Thompson Jim Will- iams and Odis McCowan. F-2

Page 123 text:

, T 1 , X ig-ri ' 6..1f flu da 34' JSF .2 Q .:.., k :' , ff-' , 5 li, i. Varsity Tennis: Pete Knittel, Dan Spitler, Walker, number 6 singles, Nick Fair, Strole, number 2 singles, Coach Harry number 4 singlest Jon Scofield, number 5 number I singles, Steve Espinosa. Mike Matz. singles: Dan Olson, number 3 singles: Bob 'T I l i 'r 3 l-Egg... , 1 - 1 T 1 1 s . V , -fl 3. an A ' is 11 li Gyn M' - S ,L I-gig, X 1. 5 gs j-Y.jg...jg.fl-P-P?fi.'ai.'-,E'-jf ' ' ' j '1 .. ,fgaiitf ing, V 6951, . L ,, i it ,, C., ,,,,, ,, ,,-.1,, ef at- fi . Y-WNV! .....e. 'ily X, - ,, 1 ga was , li - 'ii it ' if u zsiiii??ea2S ,, i Q i , . i ,, i it iii Wwet, if'-'-1 it ik seasfrw 1 sig! 1 1 ' ' fs 14 is , ' i ilu ii 'l ',tQQQii ' - . M- 2 , x , . Y, 4 Y . ,:.5gu?,s'-257.--T 4 , ,H A., .,. ...lt -,,.-t.-...,.c.,:smm. . ,,,. Victories over Phoenix College, Eastern Arizona and Grand Can- yon College accounted for 7 wins as against 9 losses for the I968 tennis team record. Closest match of the season was a 4-5 loss to Cochise. Earlier in Douglas, the Gauchos had been literally blown off the court by a I-8 score. A steady gale hampered the GCC squad. The close score in the Cochise match signaled that Coach Matz's crew was ready to make its move. The state JC tourney was the ideal moment. The Gauchos posted a team total of I3 points for a second place finish to top Cochise's ll. Jon Scofield and Bob Walker accounted for 7 of the team points in their inspired play. They com- bined to take the number 3 doubles championship by defeating teams from EAJC and Mesa CC.