Springbrook High School - Trident Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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VARSITY 95 Walt Coyle 103 Fred Smith 112 Larry Hill 120 Mike Bilecky 127 Howie Tate 133 John Matikas 138 Chuck McColgan 145 Bill Baker 154 Pete Vial 165 Jay Libbey 180 Don Rosano H. W. Tom Brosius if Coach Bill Hopkins's Blue Devils finished their second successful season under his supervision. The Springbrook grapplers compiled seven victories as op- posed to three losses. The regular season was climaxed by the county tournament in which four Springbrook wrestlers earned a fourth place or better, qualifying them for the regional tourney. Team members sacrificed hours of time mastering their sport. Wrestlers were required to attend rigorous practices daily to keep in shape and maintain their positions on the squad. we 59 if k . Springbrook Springbrook Springbrook Springbrook Springbrook 5,1 i . 2'2 VARSITY RECORD vs. Gaithersburg vs. Wheaton vs. Northwood. ga' VS' . . vs. sitgg. giis .. Pemry . -5 i T55 'f':5f?' -,M : - ig . -... . .,.,.f.. .. L. ,. ..... R ....... t .... - ---. V f.. .--Q, --im, - Q. ,f.- -.-.sit ess. - .f t-t- ,g:g,.K X- ,si vwxliffdit Meflfel WiS9 Sfoffs the Upset OVCV W-J- with 0 VlC10 Y 01 154 lbs- Howie Tate earns the most substantial victory in wrestling 156

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J.V. Wrestling Springbrook's JAV, wrestlers comprised perhaps the most successful Junior Varsity team this year. Under the guidance ot Coach Tucker the J.V. grapplers amassed eight wins while suffering only two defeats. The power of this year's J.V. along with a number ot returning veterans from the Varsity suggests a strong team tor next years At 95 pounds Jim VonDreele is a tough opponent. A W.J. arappler is under Brian's control, Bill Stroud, selected most valuable J.V. 1 i X 'Si , XA' is .-1 - ' + ,. 'Ritek wigs 5 Wa 1 J X li Q E X Q 3 w t 5 sw we ss i .if new W X 'Ni xv X X .Y N it 3, f N X it X B S if is S WK T '- Q! if N fs- -X s Q B - Yo A -- K 15' s .. - ' A i':Lt ,Q 5 f K f i- 'Q ' ' if Q W as f Q - 3 - S . ' 'i ' - L . ' 'HAM F3314 K Q- V . i Q X ll,. Q Xie K ' N, . . . 21- S .i .1 - - 2' st s -X -A , X R - - E - V L j . ,jf .. - K' ei 5.-E its s E g i A M - - K tx w, S N7 A A K X ,, I B i S ,. x is JUNIOR VARSITY 95 Jim Vondreele lO3 Dick Curtin ll2 Jeff Liss l2O Brian Reddick l27 Gary Figallo l33 Doug Patterson I38 Bill Stroud l45 Bob Sachs l54 Mearel Wise l65 Tom Wise 180 Drew McGee H. W. Bob Mann