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

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The boys' bowling team rolled all the way to second place in the league this year. The Cougars finished right behind a strong El Camino team which had consistently captured first place in recent years. Del Campo came within a couple of pins of the highflying Eagles but still could not overtake the leaders. The Cougars had forty-one victories this season versus thirteen losses. Finishing one spot out of the number one ranked position made a for Del Campo had previously never placed within the top three teams. Coach Smith was very pleased with the team's record and named Bob Titus as the M.V.P. The team captain was Mark Kraft and Dave Lawson set a new school record for a high game with a score of 246. Dave Lawson spys intently on the action on the all alley while Coach Smith keeps his eyes on the score. ill Bill Wier exhibits the form and style of a member of a winning team. l2l. lst row: Pat Sarni, Bob Titus, Bill Wier, Ted Donague, 2nd row: Caron Westburg, Mark Kraft, Dave Lawson and Dan Solomon. C31 145

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wuz? W? ,r-. ,av 1, ,gf 0 A 04 If 1' 1 iff Led by Karen Kuzuoka, the girls bowling team finished in second place with a record of 14-2. Laura O'Donnell, Karen Dwire, Sandy Van Tassel. and Karen Kuzouka made up this year's starting four. Throughout the season, the girls Performed Outstandingly Karen Kuzouka maintained the highest average with 165. Laura O'Donnell rolled the highest series of 538. Karen Dwire scored the highest game of 221. Through the generosity of Country Club Lanes. the girls were allowed to bowl for free from 3:30-6:00, Sheila Weiner and her opponent discuss the score which favors Del Campo,l1l. Concentration proves successful as Sheila Weiner rolls a strike,l2l. The girls bowling team: front row-Sharon Daniels, Gloria Strong, Patty Dickerson, Karen Divine, Donna Grant: back row- Laura O'Donnell, Karen Kuzouka, Michele Dickerson. Sandy Van Tassel, Sheila Weiner,l3l. 144 T 'S ,- ,H ' 4 Q '25 ar' 4 ,,v mp, fa sm 4 MGM r 71. an ,gf 9,

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Suzanne Day anticipates an oncoming serve lil. Smashing a wicked backhand is Sue Cain l2l. Standing, left to right: Sue Haviland, Jessica Ainsworth, Linda Rodine, Jenny Weast, Sue Cain, Ginger Barr, and Suzanne Day, Kneeling: Shelbie Cooper, Lindsey Heights, Kim Morris, Anne Emery, and Gaye Lasher i3l. Jenny Weast follows the flight of the ball l4l. Led by the brilliant play of Jenny Weast and Jessica Ainsworth, the girls tennis team finished in a Solid Third place, with an overall record of 7-7. Weast led the Cougars with a singles record of 12- 2, good enough for a berth in the section 146 tournament in Davis. Even though she lost her opening match, Coach Eve Thompson named her as the team's most valuable player. Ainsworth proved to be very dependable for D.C. with an overall singles record of ten wins and three losses. Asked to comment on this years team, Coach Eve Thompson said, l was very pleased with our play this year. The girls played well and had a good attitude towards the sport. With some improvement in doubles, we should be greatly improved next year.