Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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.v. . , Hifi ' ow catchers, filets, and figure fours were just a few of the holds junior Varsity and Novice wrestlers had to master. The teams had to be in top physical condi- tion to meet the strong competition from league wrestlers. Leading the j.V. team to victory were captains Tom McLaughlin and Tom Coward under the guidance of Mr. Kim. Every individual on the team worked hard to win points to contribute to the team,s score. At the season's end, j.V. let- ters were given to those who wrestled one complete match for the team. Twenty-five members were honored with this award. Links for Chain of Success

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1.j.V. Team. Left to right, front row: W. Williams, S. Cross, M. Hill, B. Hurst, M. Porter, second row: V. Kim CCoachJg third row: D. Sears, S, Vian, P. Martin, R. Pope, C. Compean, T. McLaughlin, D. Olivas, T. Rossi, M. Carlston, R. Flores, D. Henderson. 2. David Olivas breaks down his Royal Oak oppo- nent using a tight waist and far ankle hold. 3. 141 pound Bill Collard stacks his opponent for a take down in the first period of his match against Royal Oak. He continues to hold an offensive position for a four point win for Wal- nut. 4. Novice Team. Left to right, front row: S. Val- lance, T. Coward, M. Haines, B. Sanchez, D. Decker, D. Hammond, K. Vallance, D. Karr, G. Hatch, D, Coats, second row: J. Anderson, T. Marquez, P. Wehrli, B. Kroah, S. Ortiz, -I. Coe, R. Denning,-I. Kline, D. Hill,,I. Decker, C. Voris CCoachJg third row: D. Brownen, R. Dodson, R. Gaytonjacobs, D. Hannon, -I. Torres, D. Franta, A. Thompson, M. Dalthorp, C. Seyb, -I. Martin, V. Kim fCoachJ. -+1-aa ..--t..YI ::