Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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'Tera BROTHER Q-PORTS ii' ow Johanna Ryssemus, Jenny Johnston, Cindy Cimino, Sophie Cruel Row Jodi Min Diane Collins, Peggy Miklos, Michelle Alexander, Anne Kathy Kingston Coach Jan Weisberg Coach Jan Weisberg points out weaknesses in the team's defense during a tense time-out fbelowj. Kathy Kingston lbelow rightj dribbles around an lndependence player at the top of the key looking for an open teammate near the basket. Diane Collins lbelow leftl jumps against Independence, and at the stan of the game, they appear an even match. errrs J independence J 35-34 Bilverftreekp - , 1 J 56-13 Lawrence Academy, , 55-27 J J - 24-15 lf! JBIYBUUHIWB- J 130-31 QQFZGPCVGJJ 1 J ,143-U 1 56-22 -B?Cll?fQ17dl - 43-18 - 46-44 Btanhaihl- 51-28 PYQSPGM-it-J 38-35 WBSFWQHY- - 37-11 Jllr 1 i,Jr 1 J 37-27 29-24 1 -27-30 31:-,illfrallrxqis 34-ze - 33-27 Brdhhdhii 31-18 Prospect 39-26 Westmont 53-23 be1Mar 140-23 Leigh 57--21 Awards - Win Win Win WIN Loss Win Win Win Win Win Win Win Win Win Loss Win Win Win Win Win Win Win Musa: jvaiqabie Player: Michele Jackson Most Improved-Player: Sophie Guel Moist ,Inspirational layer: Jenny Johnston I6

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in h PT Michele Jackson takes her time on a free throw after being fouled, Girls take second at Santa Cruz defeat St. Francis in a thriller The ball was in their court. Girls Varsity Basketball chal- lenged other CCS league teams with energy and enthusiasm, finishing the season i3-l-. A great triumph forthe team was its second place ranking in the Santa Cruz tournament. That's a few steps up from last year. The first game against Prospect seemed more of a challenge than expected, but the girls pulled together and won by eight points. With an eleven-point deficit at the half, the St. Francis game did not look pro- mising. However, adrenalin levels surged and led to Mitty's victory, 49-44. Kim Throndson and Sue Linney were team captains. Three of the highest scorers were Julie Johnston, Susie Phillips, and Kim Hackbarth. Phillips played an aggressive de- tense. Being a young team compared to the others in the league was a drawback sometimes: Were older than last year, said Hackbarth, but we haven't really matured yet. She believed this lack of experience contributed to their fouling during their last game against Westmont. Cf the starting five, only one was a senior. Two were juniors, and two were sophomores. Mitty's loss of seniors next year will be slight, and the returning players will have an- other season's experience to benefit from. The team changed structurally since last year. Because positions in the starting five were more stable this year, subs did not play as much. This drew the five closer together. -Li Nliao- 7 Jenny Johnston fabovej races downcourt against her opponent from Independence. Jodi Min frighti goes up for a lay up, watching the ball and anticipating a basket. Michele Jackson ffar righti watches her teammates in a huddle while relaxing with a squirt of water.

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Varsity First Row Coach Marty Procaccio Cullen Wetmore John Dok Robert Serna Mike O Conno Ryssemus Steve Marconi Joe Pendleton Mike Vendrell Assistant Coach John Gilmore Second Row Coach Alyns Squier Mike Leoneslo Bob Carruthers Dom DeRanieri Tim Jackson Dan Hale Karl Kruger Yates, Dave Nickerson Chns Darius Assistant Coach Janet Corsiglia Matt Fahrner fabovej hurls the discus in a scrimmage against Homestead. Rich Tellez frightl comes to the final position before unwinding and hurling the shot. Tim Jackson ffar rightj gathers speed for his triple jump.