Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Varslty Track: row 1: joe clark. mlke falvey, dennis kuwatanl, mlke kllleen, phll skow. row 2: tom malvlno, ted olsen, ned overand, tom sleisenger, rick norton, pete sweeney, don nelson. row 3: mark asiano, mlke sweeney, coach zile, jim quinn, ken benston, scott cochrane, jay lehman, tlm breneman, duff mc evers, dan young, coach mc manus, steve schmldt. klp kermoian. Redwood had a very strong Varsity Track team this year. The malnstay performers were Mike Sweeney, Rick Norton, Ken Benston, and Dennis Kuwatanl ln the track events. In the field events were Tom Malvino, Kip Ker- moian, Jay Lehman, and Steve McGee. Mr. Stan Tobiason headed the coaching staff. Assisting him were Mr. Rusty McManus and Mr. Don Zile, both first year coaches here at Redwood. Returning Iettermen Tim Novaclc, Scott Huber, Bob Zim- merman, Arnold Brooks, and Jeff Harrison provided lead- ership and inspiration for the golf team this season. lt was their experience that prevailed during the matches. One of the matches was played on the famed Spyglass Hill course in Monterey. Mr. Hart coached the team which again used the Meadow Club as their home course. Mrs. Marla Van Busklrk coached the Girls' Golf team at their home course, the Meadow Club in Fairfax. The team played in the Marin County Athletic League. Varsity Golf: scott huber, iohn Q y sillers, tim novacic, scott mayer, -- jeff rice, jeff harrison, bob zim- ,. y. K g Girls' Golf: melinda west, andrea schultz, erica mc vlcker, vlcky N clmlna, laurie collins. ' as l tt, M8 . merman, coach hart. 3

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v I I U Nw , tl um iuljtlllll fQ3Ulg'll0! dn 'Ns' l itil 4 Ql!giI'l'Q, 3 .V A I fr ! T, A ,P 4 'lumm T til-4 Wy ' ' is-1 h 'U' A .fr ' 2 X 24 my i T ' S lla A j M t ,f , Varsity Baseball: row 1: bob brown, joel johnson, greg le doux, gene frey, bob gorman, steve laden, daryl edralin, chrls heden. row 2: blll kappel- man mgr. gary shunk, jlm kegwlen, scott barrie, blalr jarcik, jim caito, rob goss, klrk radke. ray judah, john moresco, coach al endrlss. Tennis: row 1: mike stockwell, ballard bare, tlll stoeckenlus, pete khourie, matt khourle, steve de martlnl, dan tlerney, david raney. row 2: coach dlckey, andy walker, brandon hill, bill cavalier, gordon ness, peter schmld, joe personenl, mark strassar, mark rodnick, bruce manheim, constantine papas mgr. vqiQ Www: sg NAP Swimming Team: row 1: mlke roush, elliot marshall, troy dunham, stan raney. rob murray, dave rlng, mat lager, chrls gootherts, tom shindler. row 2: doug brockbank, erik humber, john redlg, scott brazll, andy stone, mark twede, john goepp, peter phelps, warren lager. row 3: pam mc garry, spencer eldred, dave drake, peter brunstetter, larry stoehr, jacques charton. Coach Al Endrlss led hls Varsity Baseball team to an- other successful season. The comblnatlon of consistent pitching and solld hlttlng car- rled them through the season. John Moresco, Bob Gorman, Steve Laden, and Gene Frey composed the pltchlng staff. Hitters Jlm Kegwlen, Bob Brown, Bob Gorman, and Scott Barrle provlded the power that drove In the runs. Redwood once again was a powerhouse In tennls compe- tltlon. This year the team ran lts consecutive wlnnlng streak to 50 matches. The top three players were Mark Rodnlck, Andy Walker, and Dan Tler- ney. Gary Walter, a top player last year, was unable to com- pete because of Illness. Mr. Glen Dickey was agaln the team's coach. As happens almost every year, Redwood had another power- ful Varsity Swlmmlng team. Two of the top swimmers were Brlan Hennesy and Paul Cane: both had double vlctorles ln two of the tlrst three meets. Blll Purcell, back from sab- batical leave, coached the squad. 147

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With a new coach Miss Pamela Deschler, and the addltlon of several enthusiastic freshmen, the Glrls' Track team got off to a promlslng start thls season. For the first tlme, the glrls participated In a newly or- ganized M.C.A.L. meet, which Included the 2 best competitors ln each event. The Girls' Badmlnton team, coached by Mlss Ruth Frank, practiced every day after school, before and durlng the season. Badminton, unlike other glrls' sports, had a blg turnout, but unfortunately, not every- one could be on the team. The Glrls' Basketball team, coached by Miss Myrna Reed, showed their true Giant colors during their excltlng season. Wlth upper classmen returning and lower class- men entering, they demonstrated their abll- ltles as a powerful team. Girls' Badminton: row 1: uschl grlebel, linda may, bonnle parker, lesha clinch, sue parker, valerle skow, joane rouse. row 2: chris de mont, karen blake, sue seltas, debi shlmamoto, krls broderlck, leslle greenfleld. Glrls' Basketball: row 1: cathy ludge, joyce bromm, wendy polhemus, mary bursh, llnda columbo, patrlcla labber- ton, dana glbson, mlssy volght, rlckey flelds, roberta butler. row 2: ann bas- com, candl jack, kathy lopez, laura jernlgan, sue shlmoda, vlckey blok, allce gilbert. row 3: martha abramson, mary ann patterson, cathy patterson, linda rosenberg, nancv campball. Girls' Track: row 1: janet o'meara, krls andre, marlon frledman, janet mac kenzle, linda daum, torl rowe- bottom. jessica kenward, mary abramson. row 2: jean arnold, sue mc cormack, travlna butler, michelle walsh, susan napper, carol goepp. row 3: lucy mc coy, llnda stoltze, martha scoutten, sally welland, lindsey hochschlla.