Los Angeles Valley College - Crown Yearbook (Valley Glen, CA)

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ty 1 I f- -9:1 ' . I - WI . . . a - -f l 1 C 'I L, .L lp 1 ft ,., A -A 'i....... L . ' ' 'i ' 1-It L f S u I g .9 K J A l I-I-Vs? I , ei 1960 NETTERS - IFirst Rowl Coach Mark Mathews, Tony Zenan, Larry Grosberg, Benny ' 'i ' Inez, Gerrold Wolff, Fred Zboril. iBack Rowl Phil Lutschz, John Savko, Harry McMahon, Tom Peterson, AI Kaye and Steve Orson. Inez Sparks Netters MARK MATHEWS Tennis Coach LOVE MATCH - Jeannie Black- stone, official team mascot and ball girl, led to distractions aplenty. lBut they were welcome distractions.I S 1.- N . . M, o I 144 I ,. ' 2751 if K With Benny Inez to lead the way, VaIley's I96O tennis squad made a fine showing. Coach Mark Matthews' netters had some early season trouble, but they met the outstanding net squads in the nation. Valley lost by iust one point to the tremendous powerhouse of LACC. Inez shocked the supposed best in the state, Gil Stone, with an upset victory. A new addition to this year's tennis squcid was blonde Jeannie Blackstone, who acted as official mascot and ball girl. .lay Seide- mann was forced to drop out at the start of the Metro season. His loss was felt, as he was Mathew's number-two singles man and doubled up with Inez. ' SWISH - Benny Inez, ace Monarch netter, shows his form during early season meet. Inez is ranked as one of the state's finest iunior college tennis stars.

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1960 SWIMMERS- lFront Rowi: Dick Sandt, Steve Teel. lMiddle Rowl: Dudley King, Mike Crockett, Doug Meyer, Tom Ely lTop Rowl: Dick Marvel, Pete Kriz, Dick Johnson, Ted Walters and Mike Noble. Sploshers In So-So Year At the beginning of the 1960 swimming season prospects for the Monarch swim squad looked very good. But when Jerry Lipman, who sent record books flying, transferred to Wyoming and his re- placement, Roy Schlobaum, could not compete, the outlook took ci quick reversal. Coach Mike Wiley then came up with this line-up, which has handled most of the meets forthe Monarchs this season. ln the breaststroke Doug Meyers, Pete Kriz and Tom Ely compete. The sprints were handled by Dick Johnson. Distances were handled by Dudley King, Dick Marvel and Dick Sandt. Tom Hollingshead led the Valley men in diving. ii' l H sw? X f ii tggmnr 'A cunizsny . I J lid-I :Y Filly' 1 uiltiliu in Y 'lv i. i lk!! q.e.2,ia15g5i.,h.,. isif l li, il QA M H l 4 l K Q41 i l - l is MIKE WILEY Swim Coach

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