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

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For the third straight year, the Del Campo Golf team captured the league crown, The team was rated in the section. Shooting par golf enabled Jack McCann and John Kukis to be rated as the best L- players in the section. Playing as three and four men, Bryan Wirt and Eric Morse played steadily throughout the year, shooting only one over par. Mark Morgan and Anson Boyd performed well which enabled the Cougars to have a strong starting six. Terry Bunk was a nice surprise as seventh man because he played very well in his first year of competitive golf. Gary Summerhays said, The team has great depth with all six men being excellent 'ww ibm ,V I ,, , In . , ' A 'f xt, ,M jf L3 ff golfers. He also felt the Cougars should finish at the top in the North Regional and State meets. Bryan Wirt firmly strokes the ball at the hole.l4l, John Kukis drives through the ball to put back spin on it,l5l. Anson Boyd works on his putting form on the practice green,l6l. The golf team: first row-Mike Chin, Eric Morse, Mark Morgan, Dave Mahrle, Terry Bunk: second row-Gary Summerhays, Mike Reiche, .Jack McCann, Bryan Wirt, Anson Boyd. John Kukis, Ken Flyan,l7l. Eric Morse follows through on a drive on the second hole,l8l. ----...gg 155

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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 ,

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Del Campo's Badminton team was Very Strong this year as four girls from last year's squad played again this season. Maureen Pederson, the coach, said that she thought this Cougar team could go all the way and take the Championship this year. Captain of the team and 1st singles player was Alice Westerinen. Carol Gras played 2nd singles. 1st doubles partners were Karen Kuzuoka and Wendy Widmann. Kim Rudzik was 2nd doubles along with her teammate, Candy Arnold. After four district matches, D.C. had a league record of 4-O, 8-1 overall. Mrs. Pederson said that Rio Americano could give the Cougars their biggest fight this season and that they would be the match to watch for the title. Jill Robinson proves that she has her serve under control.i1l 'Ist row: Kim Rudzik, Carol Mahood, Wendy Haydon. Carol Gras, Jill Robinson, Debbie Fuller, Shelbie Cooper. 2nd row: Sue Hogrefe, Candy Arnold, Cindy Fluby, Terri Yoakum, Julie Olson. 3rd 156 row: Alice Westerinen, Karen Kuzuoka, Wendy Widmann. Sandy Manahan and Manager Grace Pugh.l2l Team captain, Alice Westerinen. keeps her eyes on an unseen birdie as she positions herself for the hit.t3l