Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Coach Ray Rosso ' s cross-countrymen won three of five matches and com- peted in two invitational meets. The harriers finished fourth in the con- ference finals and third in dual meet competition. DRIVE — Don Thom puts on a kick. NEARS FINISH— Paul Ashby near the end. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD— (I to r), Row 1: P. Ashby, G. Hughes, D. Cherrie. Row 2: Ray Rosso (coach), D. Thom, § ' — 1 I My] c - u- . ' -A

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N Itek A m -....:. , Hampered by competition from other sports within the school, coach Bud Goodell worked with a small but determined band of cindermen, casting envious eyes on third place in the conference. In early season meets the spike- men vanquished Citrus and Riv- erside but bowed to Harbor and perennial champion Mt. San An- tonio. Frank Carl, toying with 48 feet In the shot and 150 in the discus, was the most con- sistent point getter. Other stal- warts included Chico Ekman, Dave Rapp — weights; Dick Cher- ri, Andre Riou — distances; Dick Humeston, Dean George — low hurdles; George Hood, Harry Hilliard — 880; Dick Fox, Tom Proctor — high hurdles; Charles Rhinard, Doug Penskover, Gory Bagley — sprints. HEAVE-HO— Frank Carl lets go. FOLLOW THROUGH— Then Carl folic TRACK SQUAD — (I to r), Row I: R. Fleeman (manager), D. George, C. Rhinard, T. Procter, F. Carl, G. Bag- ley. Row 2: B. Goodell (coach), C. Gollion, A. Riou, B. Crisp, G. Hood, J. Smith, S. Musseau (coach). rju f XlL . f. £! f rr |r fi ■ ■0 , .fi« f

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SQUAD — (I to r), Row 1: T. Partlow, B. Patterson, G. Bigler. Row 2-. G. Lorenzen, P. Anschutz, P. Conaty. Row 3: M. hSuni-L, J. Oldenkamp, R. Johnson. Row 4: D. Anderson, J. Whitaker, A. Winters. Kneeling: Al Irwin (coach). ■ SQUAD — |l to r), B8W°T ' °efTfecy, G. Bigler, B. Crane, R. Johnson, B. Patterson, A. Irwin (coach). Row 2: G. Bogley, A. Winters, B. Jurika, T. McGuire, D. Grover, P. Reed, R. Von Schlegell. Row 3: M. Olis, J. Huber, B. Underwood, P. Conaty, J. Albright, S. Mason, J. Arnold. (Jjok fW Coach Al Irwin ' s green water polo squad man- aged to beat Pasadena twice, while dropping nine matches — five of these by one point mar- gins. Tom Partlow made the All-Southern Cali- fornia JC team and was, chosen the squad ' s Most Valuable play- er. Pete Conaty was named Most Improv- ed, Ross Johnson, Most Inspirational, and Bob Patterson, team captain. The Bucs were nosed out by LACC 6-5 and 7-6, beaten by Ful- lerton 14-7 and 14-8, spanked Pasadena 12-3 and 12-9, bowed to Santo Monica 3-2 and 6-5, and fell to Whit- tier, Long Beach State, and El Camino by 6-5, 12-5, and 10-7 scores respectively. OCC was represented by the strongest swim- ming team in its history. The Bucs opened the season with, up until this time an unheard of feat, a 41-7 lacing of Fullerton in the Hornets ' Relays. The Pirates were favored to cop the East- ern Conference and place high in both the Southern California and state junior college meets. The squad was paced by sprinter Terry McGuire, Bill Juricka — 220, 440, and 1500 freestyles; Gory Bagley — diving; Bob Paterson — back, and the 4-man free style relay of Dick Grover, Peyton Reed, McGuire, and Bagley.