Amador Valley High School - Don Days Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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r, ,,, ro hfreeze fun htlnrd Like a housewife given a free shopping spree at a supermarket, the 1974 Freshman Football team spent much of the year, running around with mixed success. Under the leadership of new Coach Rich Canfield the baby Dons enjoyed a 4 and 3 record. Amador scored big victories over Foothill and Granada by the score of 22-0 and 21-0 respectively. The Dons other victories came against Monte Vista and California by 14-13 to 14-6 margin. Pat Inglesby held down the quarterbacking chores. He spent most of the time handing off to Kevin Ching and Glenn Hill. Ching was one of the leagues best runners as well as one of the smallest. Defensive standouts for the Dons were Mike Hoff, Bart Beadleson, and Paul McC1eary who consistently turned in fine performances. Although the Dons were hurt by the lose of two freshman who moved up to J.V. the team still managed a third place finish. Above right: Steve Kester is thrown out of bounds after long gain. Center left: Glenn Hill is brought dovsm after short gain. Center right: The refrees untangle a big pileup of Dons and Mustangs. Below right: Kevin Ching breaks throug halftime sign. I 154 ' Frosh Football

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Gymnasts swipe title again Completing their second periect season in a row, the Girls Gymnastic team again captured the East Bay Athletic League crown. Coach Vivian Strait helped the girls meet the challenges of league competition without losing even a single match. The coach even cut her honeymoon short to prepare the girls for a meet. Veterans of the team competing in the intermediate group were Joanne Griffen, Sandy Stutsman, Mary Ball, Linda Parker and Paula Parker. In the beginning group Leah Fairbrother, Brenda Cox, Gail Baker and Carmen Lincicome took honors. Outstanding members of the novice category were Leslie Baker, Lori Gotchalk and Shelly Goodwin. Above: Girls Intermediate Gymnastics teamg Mary Ball, Paula Parker, Linda Parker, Sandy Stutsman, Joanne Griffen and Ginger Wilson. Center right: 1974-75 Beginning Gymnastics. Below right: Shawn Arbuckle compliments the Novice category with Chinese splits. Below left: Carmen Linicicome as she prepares for the unevens. swan l 156 Nl gymnastics ir