College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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TENNIS ligteheenks LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bean, Milt Fung, Ted Carter, George Powers, and Joe Saunders. Although they were not expected to reach the heights that the 1955 and ’56 clubs had attained, the proteges of Coach Dell Fishback did themselves proud in 6 the early season, leading the BEC with Modesto at 5-0. j Their upcoming match with the Pirates, as the yearbook came to the end, was 7 expected to be the top meet of the year, the winner probably going on to win 7 6 the state tourney. at ; ; . ) if . Bi) 5 Coach Dell Fishback smiles as he notes the fine tennis season. Coach Joe Chez with the number SCORES CCSE 1 Santa Rosa 2 Stockton 0 Oakland 0 WO ] “Big Eight Con ference 2 doubles team, Milt Fung Ted Carter and 65

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NUMBER 1 MAN—Bill West With four returning veterans pacing a defending state champion aggregation, Coach Ray Balsley’s CSM Bulldog divot-diggers were undefeated as the Campus closed its pages. The Mateans led the Big Eight Conference with 5-0 and matches with Oakland and CCSF left to go, and had captured ten straight in the season. Their chances of coming home with the conference, Northern California, and state tournaments were excellent. NUMBER 2 MAN—Pat Larkin SCORES 12 Sacramento 3 15 Stockton 0 11y% Modesto 1% 12% Santa Rosa 2'%4 8 WiGGe 7 Big Eight Conference FRONT ROW, left to right: Van Gerszewski, Bill West, Pat Larkin, and Darryl! Mohr. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Lortz, Don Wolff, Dennis Cas- sels, George Walker, and Coach Ray Balsley.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Ken MacArthur, Mike MacArthur, Herbert FIRST ROW, left to right: John McCrae, Tom Smith, Bob Pocan, Jerry Hilchey, Dick Bortolin, Sheldon Feinberg. SECOND ROW: Alan Arneson, Colosimo, Mike McMahon, Ralph Rovito. SECOND ROW: Mike Barker, Carlos Yrueta, Ralph Rovito, Reed Baird, James Montour, Tom Guidry, John Gross, Dave Harris, Victor McBride, Larry Lack, Felton Kennedy. Fred Montour, Frank Goss, Duncan Webb (not in suit because of illness). TRACK With one of the finest track teams in recent years, the thinclads of Coach Joe Ferem did their alma mater proud as they won three of seven dual meets and took their first triangular affair in over five seasons. Fred and Jim Montour paced the Bulldogs consist- ently, Fred setting a state JC-frosh meet mark of 1:54.6 in the 880. Al Arneson was another even per- former in the pole vault. There were only two veterans on the team, and they came through when it counted. They were Larry Lack and Reed Baird. Veterans Larry Lack (880) and Reed Baird (hurdles), Coach Joe Ferem checks the starting form of Frank Goss.