Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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First Fveri li If l by Kristopher Young photos by Flollin Eanderob Dutstanding1 Best season ever! says three year head coach Doug Se- vere about the years achievements. Surpassing their Dakdale tournament score, the team came in first at the Ceres tournament. For the second con- secutive year the team was the lVlo- desto City Champion. We wanted to become the CCC champs says Terral Toller. Dn February 5th the team made history: the first ever Central California Conference Championship. The team had what was required to win the CCC, commented Doug Severe, a craving desire. You could see it in them. Fiemembering, Donnie Fontana said It was great! We were all excited. The outstanding play- ers and individual winners of the CCC were Donnie Fontana, Daniel Dias, Tim Louis, and David Nlorganson. The CCC co-champs were Terral Toler, Teh-l-lung L.i, and Sean Hickman. The team ended the season 922. I had been building the team up for the last couple of years, says Coach Severe, This year it payed off. . . Dur record proves it. i' m 'I . Steve Vasquez wrestling opponent: 2. Tim Louis getting control, I3. Dan- iel Dlas getting opponent in a ber arm: 4. Terra! Toller is in the process of putting opponent in a half nelson, 5. Teh-l-lung l.i after pinning opponent. 1 34 Wrestling

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Patriot Profile At an early age, being a member of the Turlock Wrestling Club. Donnie Fontana began wrestling competitively. While at Somerset Junior High Donnie was undefeated. l-le be- came a member of the Nlodesto Wrestling Club, which his mother and father started. Entering Beyer Donnie had a goal: to make it to the state competition as a freshmen. Wrestling at 'I DD pounds he beat .Jeff Nlendonca in a match for the Varsity team. Beat- ing his opponent in the last SD seconds in the Sections Donnie reached his goal. We are very proud of him, com- mented his mother Sherri Fontant. When Coach Severe was asked about Donnie he replied You see a legend right there. l-le is the first wrestler to ever make it to the states! i 'l. David Nlorgenson doing a guillotine. 2, David Nlorgenson controling his man on the mat. 13. Tim Louis ridding the legs. 'I 36 Wrestling Q A - 4. first row: Bobert Ball, Doug Severe, Shane l-leland, Fritz, Eric Goes, lVlar-ty Drton, Sam Cormier, Steve Carson, Steve Bisner, second row: Jeff lvlendon za, Brian lVIcCay, Eric Conestock, Chopper, David Vargas, Bobert Kim, .Jody Cagle. Bobert Brewer, third row: .John Bergman, Tom Hammond, Dwight Bristow, .John Daleth, Chris Langmeyer, Nlike Bryant.