Summerville Union High School - Pinecrest Yearbook (Tuolumne, CA)

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9 Wrestling Struggle, sweat, strain, ugh! These words vividly describe wrestling, a sport of sheer strength, en- durance, and quick thinking. During the long hard hours of practice, each man's primary concern was to improve his individual weaknesses, so the team as a whole could display thier talent and skill. At a match you will observe buldging muscles, wrenched bodies, and hear grunts and groans from each movement of struggle. And at the conclusion, a cry of victory, of the silent oath of determi- nation to win the next time. That is what wrestling is all about. Interested? Go out for the wrestling team next year, and find out for yourself. The satisfaction found in this exciting sport! You won't be sorry! The following men are the wrestlers of 1971-72 From Right to Left Back Row: Dee Heseman (assistant), Mr. Cimoli (coach), Bob Raymer, Danny Flores, Dude Lavell, Tim Flavin, Pete Batt, and Gary Taylor, bottom row: Kempar Harris, Steve Artzer, Chris Reyes, and Jack Aquilino. Not shown: Don Stevens, Leon Carr, and John Anderson.

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Above: Front Row; Left to Right, Roger Miles, Jeff Burns, Pagent Campbell, Kempar Harris, and Coach Couts. Back Row; Wayne Kisling, George Potter, Jeff Henderson, Ron Roberson, Bob Hoyt, Rick Anzar, Gary Tune, Kyle McDonald, and Ben Slaght. Golf Some claim that golf is an easy and relaxing sport. Although it requires no running or strenuous physical action, the concentration and quick timing are essential. Each player must learn that every strike counts and that one mistake may be costly to the teams score. With Coach Cout's many years of experience and his dedication, he coached the team to it’s victories.

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Jack Aquilino tangles with an lone Don Stevens has something to show for his workouts. Look at those Man. muscles! Coach Cimoli giving Steve Artzer a few last minute instructions. He won't budge! says Bob Raymer