Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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, Y. A HEADING FOR THE FINISH LINE, Scott Cass pushes the last yards. Boys Track finished be hind Wilson and West Covina in league. me y wm- hg the , ..,s , p excit- boys he Si- n- F but iries. 'ed for ally I , boys Lhe Si- IE but team. Instead, Mr. Larry Taylor was that we didn't have depth. The JV's Dries. coaching both teams. Edgar Garcia swam more as individuals but the team ,ed for pointed out, Our team was so small accomplished a lot in the learning de- auy I and we had almost no back-up play- partmentf' ,Q ers. The JV's did have good singles Girls Varsity!JV Swimming players though and, as Greg Dowell The swimming season for the girls JV said, We had a lot of fung but I wish was one of victory. They won league ierra we'd have done better. and had an undefeated season. The var- d it V Varsity!JV Boys Swimming sity team didn't have quite as an im- ,Oungn V When Varsity boys swimming had to pressive season. One set-back was the Vie- face their champion status this year, the lack of returning varsity members. Su- , the team was filled with doubts. Varsity san Lee, a freshman, said, We worked zgnot swimmer Chuck Crane said, We did really hard on varsity and even though ,, Said better in CIF than we thought we we d1dn't have a very good season we team,S would and the only problem we had was still had fun. phan Varsity Boys Swimminsi Varsity Girls Swimmingr i 3 WinSf2 losses 3 wins!2 losses ns had Cords- Rowland W Rowiand 15 W3-5 Los Altos L Los Altos I' each Nogales W Nogales -1-1 Wilson L Wilson W. COViI'1a W W, Covina 'F Scores not available ' Scores not available 9 g JV Boys Swimmingi' JV Girls Swimming 1 5 wins!O losses 3 wins!2 losses 11 Z Rowland W Rowland 10 Los Altos W Los Altos 5 Nogales W Nagales lg Wilson W Wilson ' 5 W, Covina W W. COVi1'13 7 2 ' Scores not available it Scores not available ,,...-L-,1,.f.Y Supplement!Spring Sports 2 3 7 L 1

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