Aviation High School - Talon Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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Varsity Bmeheill Horsehiders Swing Into Diamond Action II lltiii ' !!I!!i:il!!!mjji III! ' II!! ' lllllMIMIIIIIIlliii fi Varsity Baseball team members were (top) C. Kimber, G. Kanarian, S. Lindsay, B. Kinddll, J. Holly, R. Moore, J. Caudill, A. Moquin; (bottom) J. Williams, S. Laue, B. Hanson, J. Anderson, S. Ncldner, G. Hyatt and J. Cain. Sharpening his batting eye, Steve Neldner slashes the ball hard as he swings with style in the batting cages. Jim Caudill (center, k c(■li l, one of three returning lettermen, smiles as Coach Wilson and two other returning lettermen, Jerry . ndcrs()n and Craig Kimber, con- sider a new plan for the team.

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Frosh-Soph Novice Grapplers Earn Winning 53 Record Twenty dedicated I ' losli-Soph uicstlors Icarnrd the complex tcchnifiues of pinnint; the opposition with enthusiastie participation. A 5-3 record lesuUed against such forniidal)le opponents as Palos Verdes, Lawndah ' , Lennox, Inglewood. Beverly Hills, and El Segundo. This is the best team we ' ve had since the Frosh-Soph team originated, related Coach Ben Beisel with pride. Mavhe it was becau.se the team was comprised of a nucleus of athletes Nho had pvc- iou.sly learned team sjjirit. Lettering on the Freshman-Sophomore s(|uad were Bill Barnhart, Steve Holmgren, Jim Ickes, Brian Lee, Fred Merino, Ken Meffan. Jack Modrak, Logan Norris, John Schlueter, Jim Stover, and Don Villiams. I Coach Ben Beisel pauses with the satisfying knowledge that the Frosh-Soph grapplers won their last match. A tangle of arms and legs presents Frosh-Soph wrestlers with an old dilemma: We got into this hold . . . now, how do we get out? rv A novice wrestler grimaces while attempting to pin his opponent. Other Frosh-Soph matmen work out in the background. Frosh-Soph squad members are (first row) : J. Cullctt, A. Archer, P. Olsen, F. Merino, F. Delloines, P. Ohlson, R. Paul: (second row) B. Thomas, S. Kavanaugh, S. Holmgren, D. Sowell, D. Williams, L. Norris, C. Kinder; (third row) B. Barnhart, J. Modrak, B. Greene, J. Ickes, J. Schlueter, T. Meffah, Coach Beisel.

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Aviation ' s Varsity Basrhall team was faced with a major o erhaul this year in their attempt to im- prove on last year ' s record, which sent Falcons to the second round of the (UK playoffs. With only three returninc; lettermen, Jim Cau- dill, Jerry Anderson and Craig Kimher (Second Team-All Leau ue last year) from which to build the team, the horsehiders had to count heavily on last year ' s JV and Freshman baseball teams. Despite these odds, the Falcons pulled through with another fine season. Along with the needed direction of Coach Ken Wilson, the team put forth much effort. I ' ,ach individual did his best to keep up good sportsman.ship as well as play a competi- tive game. RANDY MOORE Left Field SAM BUNCH Right Field STEVE LINDSAY Catcher m 1 r-. ' i h JERRY ANDERSON, BILL KINUOLL Pitchers ALAN MOQUIN 3rd Base GARY HYATT Center Field CRAIG KIMBER Short Stop PAUL WESTPHAL 1st Base