Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Don't Pass Me By Varsity team was small but strong. The Varsity team was small but experienced. Scott Gardner and Phil Rollins ran long distance. Brian PierceandDaveGranberry ran the 440 and the 880. Strength event athletes were Shawn Sterli and Sean Gowan who tossed the discus and put the shot. Greg Butcher and Mike Jee were sprinters. Eric Murray was leading long and triple jump- er. LaMar Essig was the only high hurdler on the varsi- ty team and the vaulters con- sisted of Kevin Linsay, Larry Spain and Shane Akers. Mr. Springhorn stated, The Varsity team is a classic case of quality not quantity. -Julie Schoelkopf -Shelly Jackson 1. Lamar Essig flies over the hur- dle. 2. Larry Spain and Dave Granberry enjoy a stormy work out. 3. Shawn Sterli gets ready to throw the shot put. 4. Track run- ners during a track workout. 5. Top Row: Coach Springhorn, Lamar Essig, Phil Rollins, Greg Butch- er, Sean Gowan. Middle Row: Jan Dacy, Brian Pierce, Dave Gran- berry, Eric Murray, Larry Spain and David Ferguson. Bottom Row: Scott Gardner, John Lawell, Matt Corbell, Mike Jee, Shane Akers, Kevin Lind- say. 6. Matt Corbell works on his sprinting technique. Varsity Track U y txxx 'LX X.X Y-X

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Love The One You're With Tennis team lacked practice time but not skill Mr. Bergstrom felt that the tennis team, which had ten players, would be competitive with everyone but Shasta and Enterprise. Because of the rainy weather, the team had few days of practice time on the courts, but Mr. Bergstrom predicted they would do well this year. The leading players were Conrad Nystrom, Ron De- vore, Jim Powell, and soph- omore Wayne Ashby. Coach Bergstrom said, Their dedication and hard work made the most of their talents r..ailFw? ' 216 Boys' Tennis