Lowell High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Dove RosenTl'1c:T, John Hoiisier, Mike Hermon, Harold Dovis, Bob Sevmour, Alex Tenesqu, Scott Mess- inger, Jerry Shofter. T1 54

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:rosh Capture League Crown W i l N J t' nv ,. LP, iw fllze Outright and unchallenged champions, bragged coach Trigsted about llis freshman football team, and rightly so. The Patriot freshman football team com- piled an impressive 6-l-l overall, and a 5-O-l league record, good enough to out-distance their nearest competitor by QV: games. Leading the offensive unit were quarter- back Greg LeVan, and halfback Tim Bertola. LeVan ran for five touchdowns and passed for five. Bertola ran for IO touchdowns onthe season to lead the Pat attack. On defense Larry Cron led the team in ine terceptions and tackles. Coach Trigsted her' alded Cron as being a league standout, be- cause of his fine efforts. Assisting Trigsted with the Freshman team were Greg Thomas, Gary Pugh, and Marty Carrillo. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row: James Williams, Andy Amezauita, Victor Deleon, Gary Lemack, Greg Le- Van, Chris Williams, Tim Bertola, Steve Ramirez. Second Row: Richard Morales, James Nelson, Larry Cron, Daniel Price, David Sturnp. Ken Eppens, Mike Moller. Third Row. Steve Cooke, David Douglas, Doug Bonnie, Gary Smith, Jerry Adams, Coach Thohas. Fourth Row: Coach Tri- gsted, John Drake, Mike Wolfe, Robert Swanson, Mark Clay, Roger Farrel, Drew Rodsovic, Fifth Row: Chris Doane, Mark Ramsey, Charles Abramson, Scott Sim- mons, Darren Kempkis, Scott Ledbetter. Back Row: Mike Chase, Phil Cohen, Dave Larmore, Derek Sedo, Jeff Goff, Gary Smith, Kevin Askey. SEASON RECORD if 6-l-l Lowell O' Sonora Lowell T4' La Habra Lowell O Sunny Hills Lowell l5 Troy l Lowell T4 Buena Pork I ' Lowell' 25 Sunny Hills Lowell I8 Troy Lowell 22 Buena Park 'Non-league Game

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F Y 'P' Varsity Changes Their Course Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell This year the Varsity Cross Country team finished with a record of 2-7, The two wins were against Western lf?-44 and Magnolia T9-43. Changes were made this season for the varsity team. Instead ol running their usual two mile course as in past years, they iogged a longer and more tiring three mile course. ln upcoming years all meets will consist of not iust the Vorsity team, but .lunior Varsity and Frosh-Soph team running this course and the 2 mile course will be eliminated. The lock ot Seniors this year did create some difficulties for the new coach, Randy Gray, and the team. Fortunately, more expe- rienced runners are promised for future sea- sons. The Vczrsity's high placers in enthusiasm and ability were given to Bob Seymor, Most Inspirational, and Mike Herman, Most Valu- able Player. SEASON RECORD 2-7 42 Sonora t5 42 LHHS i9 33 Troy 22 l9 Western 44 Sunny Hills Savana Magnolia Buena Park 4l Anaheim 33 ' 22 35 21 i9 ' 43 50 I5 ' 20 VARSITY creoss courirrevi coach Grey, Kathy cis- tneno, John Hollister, Ron Brown, Scott H-essenger, Mike Bennet, Mike Herman, Jerry Shatter, Bob Seymour, Har- old Davis, Dave Rosenthal,