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

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Girls Prefoail Del Campo's Tennis Team, for girls, had a season to remember. Their fierce desire to win mingled with friendly sportsmanship gained them a fourth place finish in the CVC. Their record, 4-3, included losses to league leaders Mira Loma and Rio Americano. Coach Eve Thompson cited Denise Merrick, Helen Hunziker, Julie Zimmer, and Jessica Ainsworth as outstanding performers and team leaders as . The rest of the team were also mentioned as responsible for the team's fine season. Front row-Jan Finkbeiner, Janet King, Linda Hedson, Suzanne Hunziker. Back row-Sulvia Gowen, Rhonda Smith, Jessica Ainsworth, Flo Smith, Helen Hunziker, julie Zimmer, Lisa Christensen. Far right, from top to bottom, julie Zimmer, Lisa Christiansen, and Suzanne Hunziker demonstrate their form. Middle: Helen Hunziker shows off her forehand. The girl's bowling team of 1974 turn- ed out to be one of the finest teams of the year. Outstanding bowlers were Robin Tucker, who led the team with a 165 average, and Evelyn Cummings. The team finished the year with a fine record and were high in the league standings. Left to right-Cathy Shinnamon, Karen Kuzuoka, Brenda Mocire, Susan Kuzuoka, Glenna Stephens, Evelyn Cummings. Not shown: Robin Tucker, Tobi Stillman.

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Strong Finish The junior varsity soccer team experienced a frustrating start of their league season. They suffered crushing losses to San juan, Casa Robles and Encina in their first three games. Their next game against Mira Loma was the turning point of the season. 'lihey tied and this win enabled them to finish the season 3-3-2. Del Campo's offense was led by forwards David Tucker and Craig Sharton, who scored five and three goals re ectively. Fullbacks Ron Nlorgan and Myles learsfhelped to keep the opponents from scoring. Uther team members were Paul Zimmer, Carl King, and Mark Irwin. ln fact, it was lrwin's goal in the closing minutes of the Mira Loma game that tied the score for good and turned the team's bad luck around. Barry Steel coached the team through Top: Prone: Rusty Duprayg sitting: Carl King, David Tucker, Chester Barton, Mark lrwin, Rick Bernardo, Brian Lider, Bob Collette, Craig Sharron, Lori lireshers, Derek Preston, Gordon Young: standing: Dave Barbour, Paul Zimmer, Pat Brady, Ron Morgon, Craig Bryson, Dave Melton, Coach Barry Steel. Nliddle: lfving Brad VVehher dribbles towards goal. Right: Roy Nuss heads a shot for a 5k'l7l't'. their down then up season. Under his leadership, the inexperienced freshmen and sophomore soccer players learned about soccer and themselves. They enjoyed playing the game and should be back next year. This was evidenced by the team playfully giving a mud hath to Coach Steel at season's end.

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E , ni First row, Linda Krossa, Li-nore Smith, janet Liz Martin, coach Chris Reese, third row, Linda Sears, Leslie jenkins, Kim Sliipp, Patti Wagoner, Taylor, Mandy Bjors, Cathy Bispo, Tami second rowg Debbie Ramer, Carrie Persens, Lynne Stillman,Cl1ervllSmith, Pam McAvov. Not Diederiehs. Margaret Figeroid. Barbara BYYSOIL shown: Chris Lasell. 1 C4111 Girls Prefvail -Again Coached by lrene Swope and Mary Hill fa professional, the girl's volleyball team played well and improved on the previous year. Raclced by injuries they still played .500 ball. Outstanding were Cindy Bryson and Linda Rancourt who both will be back next year. 1974 should prove to be an exciting year. Front rowg Gay Lasher, Cindy Quinn, Susan Guttman, Cindy Petril. Back rowg Cindy Bryson, Diane Strahling, Alice Westerinen, Linda Rancourt, Susan Shepherd, Dawn Stretch. Not shown - Coaches Mary Hill and Eve Swope. This was the first year our school has had a girl's Swimming team. We were not disappointed. After smashing El Camino in the season opener, the girl's team went to prestigious Roseville Relays and finished a strong second. Then, to end the season, they swam past Oakmont. Coach Chris Reese praised freestyler Margaret Figeroid, and back-stroker Chris Lasell as outstanding. Also mentioned were Liz Martin, Cathy Bispo, and Barb Striekler.