Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

Page 135 text:

6 1 Bottom Row (L to R): L. Romero, M. Miller. M. While, C. Messmeo. Second Row (L to R): H. Wilson. L. Pehoski, T. Gomez. H. Atkms. Third Row (L to R): Coach A. Arbogast, S. Tayler, A. Rangel, A. Liberati, C. Brandt. Bottom Row (L to R): L Faiello. J Speed Second Row (L to R): M Harr. C Knight. T. Eskndge. P Irons Third Row (L to R) Mgr C Koetsier. C. Osborne. D. Vandcgnfl. D I ogfiin JVSoftball 131

Page 134 text:

r SOFTBALL The 1989 varsity Softball team had a blend of of youth and experience, and Coach Al Arbogast hoped to mold this squad into a league cham- pionship contender. The Lady Lancers were led by returnees Andrea Liberati in centerfield, and pitch- er Shelly Tayler. Other players counted on to pro- vide offensive power were Melanie Miller and Heidi Wilson, while Lori Pehoski, Connie Messineo, and Tia Gomez contributed outstanding defense. The junior varsity team had many new faces with considerable talents. The J.V. ' s were paced by pitchers Missy White and Maria Harr, who hoped to lead the team to the Moore League title for the second straight year. Other players expected to contribute good performances were Lori Faiello, Pam Irons, Cynthia Koetsier, Debbie Loggins, and Denise Vandegrift. 1. Leading hitter Andrea Liberati took a vicious cut. 2. Top pitcher Shelley Tayler mowed down Moore League opponents. 3. Leticia Romero displayed perfect form turning a double play. 4. The most difficult catches were easy for Ana Rangel. 5. Catcher Melanie Miller headed for a meeting at the mound. 6. Another important run was scored by Lori Faiello. 7. Out- standing sophomore Missy White hit away. 8. The Girls Varsity Softball Team. 9. Cynthia Koetsier looked for a pick-off at second base. 10. The Girls Junior Varsity Softball Team. 130 Varsity Softball

Page 136 text:

J GIRLS VARSITY TRACK The girls varsity track team lost many outstand- ing athletes to graduation, but the 1989 squad had great expectations for a winning year. The team was young, primarily led by sophomores and jun- iors, but the abilities of the Lady Lancers were evidenced all season long. The distance team was paced by sophomores Lucinda Reyes and Erica Nelson, while the sprinters were led by returning junior Anginell Anderson. Seniors LaToni Rob- inson and Shayla Warren dominated the hurdles, while field event performers Kim Phelps and Char- on Johnson were consistent point scorers in each meet. This well-balanced group worked very hard toward success for the individuals involved, and for the team as a whole. 1. Tiffany Hunt showed off her skill in the high jump. 2. Distance star Lucinda Reyes was out in front once again. 3. The sky was the limit for jumper Rosalyn Favre. 4. Ann Eble and Kim Archer glided over the hurdles. 5. The teamwork of Anginell Anderson and LaToni Robinson led to another Lancer victory. 6. Charon Johnson sprinted past everyone in this race. 7. Long jumper Ann Eble kicked up some sand on her attempt. 8. A quick start was on Anginell Anderson ' s mind. 9. Shayla Warren ' s experience resulted in excellent hurdling technique. 10. The relaxing aspect of track and field was evidenced by Charon Johnson, Nicole Cortz, and Tiffany Hunt. 11. Kim Phelps put forth the maximum effort in the shot put. 12. The Girls Varsity Track Team. 132 (iirls I ' arsilv Truck