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

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QP NSA W X v,:?Z?r A K In a closely fought Tri-meet with San Juan and Elk Grove, the D.C. Girls' Track team took 1st place honors over second place Elk Grove by 10 points. Paula Ford did a job for the Cougars by placing first in both the 100 yd. and the 220 yd. events. The 440 relay team, made up ofJanee Hanson, Paula Ford, Shirley Mueggenburg and Joniece Johnson, also took a first. Having completed six league meets, Del Campo was ranked third in the section with 4 wins and 2 losses. Coach of the Girls' Track team was Lynn Shelly. Cassandra Hoversten increases her stride in order to pass her opponent. l4l Straining for arch, Laura Burkhart flops over the high jump bar. 153 lst row: Joniece Johnson, Suzette Piezza, Ann Emery, Connie Masterman, Nadine Espenoza, Paula Ford. 2nd row: Janny Hanson, Cassandra Hoversten, Mary Wernette, Lanie Johnson, Karen Van Tassel. 3rd row: Laura Burkhart, Connie Ripple, Janee Anson, Denise Shubin, Shirley Mueggenburg and Coach Lynn Shelly. l6l Karen Van Tassel coasts to a halt beyond the finish line. l7l 153

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--NI in-can 2 The runners in the sprint medley anticipate the sound of the gun, lll. As he clears the last hurdle, Mark Gittens looks for the finish Iine,i2J. Phil Duncan begins his anchor leg in the distance medley.l3l. The sophomore team: first row-Frank Garcia, Doug Murphy, Randy Metz, Mark Gittens, Brian Taylor, Alan Schecler, Phil Duncanz second row-Brad Kent, Mike DeOliver, Jim Raff, Greg Brown, Mike Bockmanl4l. 152

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Led by highly regarded Dee Robbins, D.C.'s diving team made a significant contribution towards the number two ranking the swim team held in early season competition. Dee was ranked by the SACRAMENTO BEE as the number two diver in the area, behind Davis' Mark Hilliard. Robbins was defeated by Hilliard in duel meet competition by a narrow margin of nine points. Although D.C. suffered from a lack of personnel. with only three people on the team, there was no lack of quality from those who participated. In addition to Robbins, the Cougars were helped by Tod Spitz and Blain Childers. Tod performed well for the Cougars, consistently taking second place behind Robbins. Coach Wayne Geri was pleased with the performance of the divers. He also brought out the fact that Dee had a very good chance, if he kept performing as well as he had, of qualifying as an All American i . J-'fm KK: V 'Sal A 556-V Piking towards the water during a home swim meet is Tod Spitzlll. Preparing to knife into the water from an inward dive is Dee Robbinsl2l. Tod Spitz, seemingly flying, portrays the grace and beauty of a dive well donel3l. 154 1 aa, --17,35 1 A .E WW 1 l llama-f-Q Haw! yy Q-w,,, ,, ,-he , K , . ,J , ,H V , ,+ffez:fft.v, ts, 'X ,