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

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' l 3 ix: N Title Hopes Chances are good for a championship this year. Chris John, Bob Taylor, Scott Jenkins and Dan Ballentine bring experience to the Cougars. Fine swimmers for the Cougars were Tyler Smith, Mitch Wegryn, Chris Lasell, Elizabeth Martin, Cathy Bispo, and Deborah Ramer. The divers are Dave Rogers, Phil Bugayong, and Joy Williams. Frosh-Sophomore swimmers are Keith Bailey, Ken Reardon, Jim Smith, Mark johnson, Dan Camilli, Dale Riker, Karl Grubaugh, Mark Woodland, Mark Shapro, Dan Williams, Eric Struck, Brian Stuart, and Steve Hall. The diver for the team is Dee Robbins.

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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.

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Delays Rain delayed many games but the varsity baseball team played when they could. The varsity has a one win, three loss record as of this writing. l-lowever, the team plays good baseball except for occasional bad innings. If the team can eliminate these few innings, the Cougars will finish with a respectable record. Returning lettermen are John Meyer, Rich Wehling, and Mark Bussey. These three will bring talent and baseball savvy to the team. A good defensive team, the Cougars will do well. Coach Harry Kawahata oversees and instructs the Cougars. Below, First row, Dave Myers, Ron Faught, Rich Wehling, Mark Bussey, Skip Herrenschmidt, Mark Rodigo, Kevin Woodbury, jeff Vagg, john Meyer, Second row, Coach Harry Kawahata, Mark Stanbuck, jesse Westernen, Scott Murphy, jim Horalek, Jerry Green, Steve ohnson, Clark Johnson, and Frank Lewis. J 1 ,, A ,