Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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BELOW: Laurie McKibbon swims one of many laps during a meet. LEFT: Kris Triebsch tries to perfect a dive. BOTTOM: Girls' swimmingfdiving: First row: B. Moranda, M. Ward, A. West, H. White. Second row: Coaches Dave Andrew and Sharon Berry, H. Christofferson, i. Gotelli, C. Jones, J. Lindsay, D. Bettencourt, M. Yotsuya, A. Bill, Third rowg J. Arnot, K. Kidwell, L. McKibbon, C. Channing, M. J. Rochester, A. Yotsuya, K. Triebsch. '.Z5'+Ir r fs: .1 . , ,F Fa A-xt M X' . . 5 1' ' X1 f-abs . A ff is Q N'3 . Q4 T ' F J. 1- . xg ,., I lk ' .- Il ... . f 4, ' ' ' f.- 'P' C , V 2 ... -i'..:.avq-- Girls' swimmingfdiving - 155

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Mermaids anticipate another good year This should be a good year for our team. With our number of fast swimmers we should be able to dominate in league, stated sophomore Cyndee Jones. Swimming 5000 to 7000 yards per practice, the mermaids relied heavily on returning varsity players Allyson Yotsuya, Lau- rie McKibbon, and Debbie Bettencourt. Also, starting freshman Melanie Yotsuya who prom- ised to boost scores with a 104.5 time in frees- tyle. Coach David Andrew expected to have a good year and claimed the mermaids would take league. We have less swimmers but they are much stonger, Mary Jo Rochester said. Having a successful group in past years, Merced was predicted to be a tough team to beat with strong varsity players. Andrew believed divers senior Emma Perales and junior Kris Triebsch would nab points for the mermaids and contributed to much of the teams success. Triebsch prepared for confer- ence by learning new dives with a higher degree of difficulty, and concluding, I try to concen- trate while diving to establish better depth and accuracy. RIGHT: A head first dive displayed by freshman Holly White. TOP: Swimming freestyle, junior Amy Bill grabs a breath midstroke. 154 Girls swlmmingfdiving l N. MH... mug' --...,,,

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Swingers expect tough competition Expecting a tough season, Dora Boomer, tennis coach stated, This is a rebuilding year! With only two returning players, Frank Lima and Scott Olsen, our experience is limited, but enthusi- asm is still strong. Anticipating tough competition from predominantly pri- vately coached teams at Davis and Beyer HS's, the team hoped to main- tain their 1981 third place standing. l expect that Turlock will be in the upper part of the league this year, said Milt Raugust, golf coach. Though the 1982 team had greater depth and more experience, players predicted tough competition against Beyer, Davis, and Merced. Golf's winning players, Mike Strand and Dave Anderson had a com- bined match win loss score, and Strand felt, Our team has improved strength since 1981 with much help from two new teammates. 156 Boys tennisfgolf ,p--S'