MacArthur High School - Crest Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Above: Cardette Leaders Lisa Killius and Vicki Wilson place tr ophies they won at summer camps in the Field House display case. Above Left: Attempting to pin wrestler Ricky Ward, Nick Neville executes a doubleleg takedown during a summer wrestling practice Above Right: Following an unrelenting battle with cancer, the depxjsed Shah of Iran finally succumbed to the disease which plagued him for nearly a year on July 27 Above Center: Perfecting his technique. Varsity Wrestler Tad Wilson drills Barry Smith with a double leg fork maneuver to prepare for upcoming tournaments Right: As a result of the blistering heat and year long drought, ducks were forced to adapt to the low water level in Irvings Duck ponds. . t- Wrestlers Train in Colorado Hoping to improve on their technique. Varsity Wrestlers Nick Neville and Tad Wilson attended camps in Colorado Springs. Colorado. The grapplers were instructed by national and Olympic team members and coaches in three two hour workouts each day. The sessions consisted of discussions of tactics and maneuvers, viewing wrestling films, and conditioning. Neville was invited to take oart in the program, which emphasizeu free style wrestling, at the Olympic Training Center, at no cost, after winning the Olypic 200 Regional Trials. From August 3 through August 17, Neville increased his skills along with 200 of the best amateurs in the nation. The camp was designed to prepare promising young matmen for future national and Olympic competition. The best thing about the camp. asserted Neville, was the opportunity to learn techniques from the best and most experienc- ed wrestlers in the country. District Champ Wilson attended the camp sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union from August 3 through August 8. He also was taught various grappling techniques from National AAU Olympic team members and coaches in the complex immediate- ly adjacent to the Olympic Training Center. i page 24 t