Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Season's Record Clark Opponent 51 Vo-Tcch 19 42 Basic 24 9 Eldorado 55 28 Las Vegas 38 34 Valley 31 25 Bonanza 41 62 Gorman 6 35 Rancho 29 45 Western 18 20 Chaparral 34 I. Hoping for a takedown, Kyle Hurst controls his Rancho opponent’s leg. 2. Smilingly confident, Sylvester Green uses leverage to maneuver his opponent and control the match. }. Starting out in referee's position. Jim Yeoman must overcome his opponent's advantage. Varsity Wrestling 163

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162 In spite of setbacks, varsity matmen show determination, pride A training year” is how wrestling coach Duane Locsch described the 1979-80 season. The Varsity team was young and relatively inexperienced, but Loesch was confident that the team would be stronger next year, as they gain experience. Next year's team will lose only three varsity letter-men. The team suffered the loss of three varsity wrestlers who quit mid-season, and Locsch turned to his JV squad for replacements. Coach Locsch cited sophomore Ed Perry at 103, junior Gregg Hanson at 93, and seniors Sylvester Green at 127 and Andrew Williams at 145 as particularly consistent winners. Vsnil) V railing. Knitting: Bobby Isom. Sylvester Green. Jim Yeoman. Kyle Hurst, Ed Perry. Gregg Hanson. Coach Duane Loesch. Standing: Coach Jim Massey, Vince Williams. Jim Jim Tiscareno. Pete Ballc. Andrew Williams. John McLin. Varsity Wrestling

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I. With little expression, senior John Gardner brings hit opponent to a ncarfall pout ion. 2. Cradling his opponent. Ashley Abdo fortes Eldorado’s man on his back. 3 Rusty Smith covers his opponent, hoping for a reversal and a pin. 4. Jim Tiscarcno subdues his struggling opponent while the referee looks for a pin Mike Pacholke straddles his opponent in an attempt to pull his legs straight 6 Trying to hook an arm. Kyle Hurst uses his weight to control his opponent 164 Varsity Wrestling