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

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Coach Maurice Gerardls tennis men finished second in the East- ern Conference standings. Their only blemish was a 5-3 loss to league champion Santa Ana. The powerful Dons swept through all competition on their way to a perfect season. Because of the LOGls deadline, the EC championship results Will tennis not be printed. The racketters had a chance of Whipping Santa Ana in this match. Some of the players by virtue of Victory in this tourney would have been eligible for the Southern Cali- fornia Championships and even- tually the State Championships. The Bucs had only two return- ing lettermen show up at the be- Tenm's team members were back mw, left to Tight : Coach Mau- rice Gemini, Rage? Frizzelle, Tom Clem. Alex Ott, Bill Bmck- ginning of the season. One of these earned his letter While playing for Coast back in 1960. They were Tom Bryan and Alex Ott. Other members of the squad included Marion Agonia, Russell Balent, Tom Clem, Roger Friz- zelle, Alan Gordon, J erry O,Con- ner, Carl Seifert and Terry Tra- bant mom, and Tewy Trabant. Front 7020 are Mike Siebert, Marian Agonia, Russell Balent, J ewy OtConner and Alan Gordon.

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Left to right: John Fordice rmanagew, Jim Hammons, Cal Preston, Dave Hutchinson, John Markel, Mark Sandusky, Orin Riddell, Carl Marcellas, Tony Lemme, Dave Schneider, John crew Once again this year Orange Coast College was blessed with a championship team. The Orange Coast Crew Team won the title of Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Junior College Champions. Coach Dave Grants crew of forty men divided into three eight-man shells and one four- man shell won the University of Southern California Regatta, the San Diego State Regatta, and the Long Beach State Regatta. s y, McCallum, Dean Bacon, Mike Mangold, Gary M CEachen, Dave Clark, John Lyle, Mike Amund- son, Sam Downing, J ohn Park- er, Van Hazewinkel Mncmagem, David Grant rcoachi. Captains of this yeafs cham- pionship Crew were Dave Schnieder for the Sophomore shell and John McCallum for the Freshman shell. Piloting the 63 foot shells on their two-thousand meter courses were coxswains: Jim Hammons, Cal Preston, and Dean Bacon. Kneeling, l to 7 : Roger Brad- ford, Bill White, Rod Howard, John Finches, Rick Richardson, Ed Parker, Norm Harm's, Bob Rosholm, John Scott, Randy Malho, Paul Baker, Jim Rollins, Hugh Davies. Top speed of the sleek beauties is 25 knots. Coastis winning time at the University of Southern California Regatta was 6:351 four lengths ahead of Southern California. one-hzmdred nineteen

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Left to might, ant: Ray R0330, Bob Hawitt, Gary McKittm'ck, Tewy Duggan, Gowdon Vam- The OCC golf team was nestled in third place in the East- ern Conference standings at the time of this printing. The golfers were trailing league leading Southwestern and rival Santa Ana. Their record was 6-5 in league play. Every. Back: Mike Lyons, Bridgman, Mike Williams, Jowdam, Dennis Campbell, Entrikin. One of the big highlights of the season was their fantastic 37-8 win over Chaffey and a 40-0 win over Citrus. Both of these scores came out of one match held in April. In this match, seven golfers shot in the 7 0s. It was the best shooting day for any Orange Coast team. The linksmen were coached this season by veteran Ray Rosso. Leading the squad were Mike Lyons, Don Entriken, J im Bridgman, Terry Duggan, Den- nis Campbell, Mike Wiliams, Bob Harritt and Roger Reighard. one-hund'red twenty-one