Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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UPPER SCHOOL WRESTLING TEAM. back row: Coach Terry Rayl, Steve Brock, Alan Blankenship, Mark Bunting, Robert Simon, Chris Springer, Eric Tippit, and Coach Joe Murphp front row: John Jones, Jimmy Butfington, Kirk Claunch, Joe Bailey, Nick Weir, and David Bonham. mari' Kinsman Wrestling Pins Them Down The Country Day Wrestling Team, rusty from nine months of inactivity, showed great improvement over its last season. From the very first dual meet with Trinity Christian High School, the team pinned down almost every match it competed in. Under the leadership of Coach Joe Murph and Coach Terry Rayl, the team showed improvement with each tourna- ment. After Trinity Christian, the team wrestled such teams as Trimble Tech and St. Mark's. At the District Tournament, held at St. Mark's, David Bonham placed first and Chris Springer placed third. At the Austin Wrestling Invitational, Robert Simon placed first, Eric Tippit placed second, and John Jones and David Bonham placed third. The individual efforts were fantastic, especially that of Robert Simon, who was undefeated the whole season. The Middle School team won the Ft. Worth Wrestling Club invitational. Other Middle School victories included matches against Trinity Christian, St. Mark's, and Ft. Worth Wrestling Club. The three top players at the meets were: Eric Arnette, Mark Jones, and David Roberts. Dean Schreier, David Roberto, and Charles Dishron in- vent a new wrestling technique -two on one. Kirk Claunch uses his great muscular power to pin down the enemy.

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Alternotives Offered Athletic olternotives were offered to students who did not wish to toke o vorsity sport. An oerobic donce closs wos fought by Mrs. Peggy Wodley. The purpose of this closs wos to improve breothing through oerobic exercises. Conditioning wos onother fovorite with the students. The con- ditioning students begon by running one mile. After everyone hod completed the running, everybody ployed Americon Boll, o crude form of moss soccer. Operotion Outreoch, heoded by Mr. An- dy Cordell, ollowed students to do work ot o volunteerjob in the community, in lieu of tol-ting o sport. Some students worked ot John Peter Smith Hospitol ond some were teocher's oids ot Como Elementory School. The students could volunteer their time ot just obout ony ploce they were needed. Elizobeth Dishron enjoys the compony of o Como student. 87