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i? Gary Riclts concentrated on a good serve Chuck Bloch displayed his fine form with Corky Fergusson on the doubles court. Mustang Tennis Though lacking experienced players, Coach Bill Par+on ' s squad played a creditable season. Sparking the ' 55 Tang tennis team was Dick Whitesides. Backing up Whitesides were Corky Fergusson, Chuck Bloch and Del Simmons. R-- Bill Parton Co4cS Kan . Bill Burrow . I. Dal Simmoni. Re- .• .1. Jarry Msiton. Gordon F«rquu«n, 0 uck Bloch, Sam L «. Page 164
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» »»»A;i Front Row: Gary Venable. Richard Mosqueda, Freddie Almendarez, Louis Koe, Richard Moreno, Carl Kennard, Paul Poulsen, Tom Romero, Jim Newberry, George Thompson, Don Kibby, Tony Gumbaro, Ken Noyer. Row 2: Bob Tanalta, Waymond Hall, Dwight MacCarroll, Jim Legs Tominaga, Dee Lambert, Paul Lapltan, LeRoy Ehlers, Russ James, Ron Hildebrand, Gary Sullivan, Frank Oblen, James Wilburn, Fred Suarez, manager. Row 3: Coach Gott, Jun Akaba, Joe Hendrix, Alfred Baguio, Danny Esguerra, Adrean Vera, George Cosgrove. Ed Hinshaw, Bert Johnson, Willis Taylor, Wilson Johnson, Don Velez. Roger DeRieux, Gary Hill, Leonard Hill, Abe Karim, Lauren Pettis, Eddy Torres. Coach Bill Gott ' s first season with the Colt cindermen proved to be a fruitful one. The large turnout was ample proof of the spirit of team members. Relying on such hustlers as Legs Tominaga, Jun Akaba, Leadell Traylor, and Waymond Hall, the Colts racked up a good number of points for a season ' s job well done. Bill Gott Coach Jun Akaba displayed his tremendous will to win. Waymond Hall, right, and Carl Kennard dom- inated the hurdles in a meet with Turlock. Page 163
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Colt Tennis f Here it comes! Tom Means blasted the ball There It goes! Jack McDonald returned the ball. With Bill Parton taking up the coaching reins, the SC Colts enjoyed a very successful season. Winning most of their games, the Colts Racqueters proved to be a hard team to beat. The only losses suffered were to Lodi and Downey. Bob Rose and Luis Perez were the leading netters. The rest of the team proved to be able. Fronf Row: Louis Peroz, Bob Rose. Gabriel Elmidolan; Row 2: Tom Means, Larry Weigum, Ron Brown, Jack McDonald, Cliff Hahn. Page 165
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