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

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Golf is a sport which C0-ordinates body and arms. 'l'he varsity golf team has this ability and should place high in the Capital Valley Conference. Rated as one of the best in the area, the team consists of Jack McCann, John Kukis, Kevin Rappleye, Bruce Wirt, Bryan Wirt, Jim Rodine, Anson Boyd, and af'

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First row, Cabton Atwood, Ted Hayes, Rick Gehlman, second row, John Martin, Mark Barnes, Dee Stevens, Dave Tucker, Frank Wooden, Fred Riggs, third row, Ken Ledbetter, Donna Price, Ralph Bugoyong, fourth row, Rich Kelly, Tom Bradfield, Dave Golden, Roger Lehman, Ronald Liberko, Dave Codd. J. V. Track The sophomores are also looking for a championship in the CVC. Coaches Bill Kimball and Brad Mosburg eite as outstanding, Cliff Kemper, Mike Green, Ken Ledbetter, and Dave Cod. Kemper, a sprinter has not lost a raee this year. Green, a sprinter and high jumper, has picked up many seconds in the sprints and high jumps over 5'6 . Ledbetter should win soph crown in his event, the triple jump. Cod puts over 45 feet and looks for the championship. Sprinter Donna Price should also be mentioned. The freshmen have a weak team this year, but can easily knock over the league leaders with spirited performances. Those with team leading performances include Tom Van Matre and john Edgar in the long distance races, Craig White in the 440 and 880, and Kelly Douglas and Keith Basson in the pole vault. The major problem this team had was laek of people who went out for the team. Coach Kimball had high praise for those who did eome out. 's . g.. l . Q . I First row, Kelley Douglas, Bruce Kimball, Keith Basson, Curt Niver, second row, Phil Amundson Dan Kline, Mike Watley, third row, Mike Shedler, Dan Fessler, Eric Morse, Scott Nelson, jim Hyer, fourth row, Rick Bernardo, Tom Van Matre, Dan Paulin, Craig White, fifth row, Scott Sinclair, Dave Gurnutte, Brad Granath, Dave Welling, Bob Young, sixth row, Brian Pundt, Rich Clift, Jeff Henson, Greg Evies, Dave Cobb, Don McKee.

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Splash! Varsity tankers started their season with no place to swim due to a malfunctioning pool heater. Immediately the search was started for a place for the anxious Cougars to practice. Accommodations at Glen Oaks Tennis and Swim Club were made and the team started workouts. Few people realize the strenuous nature of swimming. Workouts consist of laps, laps, and more laps. Very often the distance is over 4,000 yards. These laps are not always just the stroke one does, many times one swims with a deflated inner tube strapped around the ankles, or holding on to a kickboard. Neither of these devices are for lazy people. These make the workouts twice as tiring. Looking at the pictures does not bring into focus the amount of work involved. just watch a swim team practice, then the understanding is brought home. Talking to Coach Wayne Geri, the question was asked, Why do they do it? His answer was There's such satisfaction in it. Winning isn't everything, these swimmers swim against themselves. Improving your time is the real important thing. First rowg Debbie Ramer, Cathy Bispo, Elizabeth Martin, Kathy Martin, Ken Reardon, Dee Robbins, Phil Bugayong, Steve Hall, second row, Mark Shapro, Eric Struck, Mark johnson, Keith Bailey, jim Pryde, Dan Camille, Dan Balentine, Jim Smith, third row, Chris John, Scott jenkins, Karl Grubaugh, Brian Stewart, Lynn Taylor, Jim Hitchcock, Mitch Wegryn.