Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Keglers Fourth Del Campo's Bowling Team experienced a frustrating but fruitful season. After being with the leaders throughout the year, near the end of the season they lost Crucial games and finished fourth in the Capital Valley Conference. Outstanding bowlers were Bob Orr, with a 185 average, and Herb Linder. The highlight of the season was an e - citing win over front running Mira Loma. ln beating Mira Loma they set a league high for the highest team series. Our bowling team should be commended for sueh excellent bowling when the situation called for it. With only one senior leaving, Qrr, a fine team will return for next year. Bowlers to watch will include Linder, Jeff Wehling, and Ken Bunk. Top: Ken Bunk is a picture of determination. Far left: Bob Orr flicks his wrist for perfect rotation. Middle: Herb Linder sets his eyes on a strike. Far right: Rich VValker rolls a hook. Front row: Steve Lilly. Bob Orr. Back row: Charles Dills, David Benny, Herb Linder, jeff VVehling. Ken Bunk.

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Freshmen Take Second The frosh cagers took a close second to crowds with his adroit ball handling. Mira Loma thanks to the fine coaching of Dick Hogge. Showing poise and balance, the freshman team went through C.V.C. competition with only three losses. Led by Tom Van Matre, Tim Berns, and Dave Sharp, the Cougars had a high scoring team. Tim Berns, Kelly Smith, and Brett Peterson rebounded well for the frosh. Eric Morse, a pint-sized guard, often brought cheers from the small but enthusiastic Right: Mike Shedler gets off a shot against Rio Americano. Bottom right: Tim Berns waits on the free throw land. Bottom left: Tom Van Matre starts a drive against Rio Americano. Below' first Dave Sharp had a fine year offensively and should do well next year. Tom Van Matre held the club together defensively and also had a fine shooting touch. Hustler Kelly Smith often picked up stray shots and put them back in. Mike Shedler came in to replace the guards. Others contriuting to a fine year were Mike Verigin, Rich Klingensmith, Steve Gunner, Brett Bigley, Steve Finnerty, Dave Curnutte, and Rick Kulpa. Gunner, Rich Klingensmith. Second row, Brett Bigley, Mike Shedler, Tom Van Matre, Kelly Smith. Third row, Steve Finnerty, Dave Curnutte Brett Peterson Tim Berns Rich Kul . . f . . - , . . Da. row: Mike Verigin, Eric Morse, Dave Sharp, Steve and Coach Dick Hogge.

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Cougars Place Fifth Optimism reigned as the Cougar booters started out well and placed seventh in an early season section rating. The Cougar's varsity soccer team was a small team with a quickness on a dry field surpassed by few teams in the league. Unfortunately, Capital Valley Conference soccer season is played for the most part during the rainy season. This rain reduced the playing fields to muck. The ball would stick in the mud and the hapless Cougars would find themselves reduced to the same speed as the bigger, slower more muscular teams. These power teams started dominating the league and the Cougars finished sixth in the loop. Captains Dave Burgess and Morgan Nicol led the Cougars to a 5 win 9 loss 2 tie record. offensively, three players tied for the team scoring crown. These three were Dave Burgess, Brad Webber, and Roy Nuss each with six goals. Steve DiGioia followed with one goal and the ever present Morgan Otis tallied twice. Scott Murphy made fine plays from his wing position. Uefensively, Mark Leeper tended goal this season. Gary Dunn, Vic Kaliakin, Mike Mitchell, Dave Webber and Morgan Nicol buzzed around Leeper like protective mothers and helped keep the other teams' musclemen away form the goal. The varsity team will be hit hard by graduation. The seniors are Dave Burgess Steve DiGioia, Vic Kaliakin, Gary Dunn, Mike Mitchell, Scott Murphy, and Morgan Nicol. Coach Gary Summerhays will bring all the pieces together and mold a championship team from the fine ,l.V. crop and the returning lettermen Brad Webber, Dave Webber, Mark Leeper, and Roy Nuss. n Top left: Dave Burgess shoots against El Camino. Left: first rowg Brad Webber, Dave Tucker, Steve DiGioia, Craig Sharton, Dave Burgess, Morgan Nicol. Second row: asst. coach Jim O'Donnell, coach Gary Summerhays, Dave Webber, Roy Nuss, Vic Kaliakin, Scott Murphy. Not pictured, Morgan Otis, Mike Mitchell, Mark Leeper, Gary Dunn.