Bishop Amat High School - Tusitala Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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mLA? L 1 iiti LZIL X 5 ' ,,hx ,. K ...x.. ii. . ...new-nah ff' .:.., c..:s,w L,,t my ...es- r The excellence of the orts program at Bishop nat was seen through ore than winning records. ie teams' true greatness as really seen in the play- s behavior both on and ott e field. The aspects ot the iorts program which set shop Amat apart from the st were sportsmanship and A major scoring force on the Varsity Basketball team, senior Geoff Lear slam-dunks the ball. He was a major crowd pleaser. Junior Michelle Verdi maneuvers the ball around an opponent. Speed and ability were essential to offen- sive control in a game. g. T at tftsfigsifgg , .else if fee.. MW.. esse- ::f.A.V:1:?:tf' .., ... - Q X. gg, A ..Ws.- ,.3'S. . ., yr .pe Displaying unity, seniors Charlie Aguirre and Kevin Szalonek repre- sent the Varsity Football team at the coin toss. Their sports ability earned them this honor. the sense of comradarie that was developed on every team. lnvotvement in any sport taught the individual self-discipline and helped to develop self-respect. Through an individuals in- volvement in the sports pro- gram one learned important lessons about integrity and honesty. Because ot the val- ue placed on sportsmanship, a win at all costs attitude would not be tolerated. This caused the players to do their best and value their ac- complishments making win- ning sweeter and losing less paintul. It also gave the play- ers an undying spirit. When victorious, the teams cele- brated their win, not their opponents' loss. When they lost, they sincerely congratu- lated their opponents. No matter the sport, no matter the level, the sports- manship, integrity, comra- darie, and spirit of the teams revealed that WE'VE GOT THE TOUCH!. We've Got The Touch' 205

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As she shoots for tvvo, senior Ann Marie Simpson jumps. Her offensive skill was an addition to the team. Senior Selena Sinson serves the ball. As a fourth year player. she was a leading member of the tennis team. ffl: -l , if ,W- .,.- f ' I UQ I X i ' , Q, .. i . ? M A l A 1 if r P ,f I .,,, I ,759 , fr' 2 V V if if llplQwwf ,,, ,.,. '13, , if xg .., f it 35 at mg Gi DRI 'F' jv- Y Z,,,i. ft, vft. PL -0- ,,1,, , , ' pf? -f af-- 'Q W.. to S3 ,t sttt ttt tttt 3 S Q 'E x 1 A . X J wt-'Sat Wt me M t ' 'X as' x. Q - x Standing as a wall, senior Nick Mis- quez, junior John Smith, seniors Chris Cook, and Miles Masatsugu defend the goal, These plays were important in preventing a goal. ' ... ' ' ' 4 -S 'B I , 'f X X D ' I-. -f-I- - '-: - lswvv W r 1- ,-.. , rf s -.M - -:V-:--zo. r.-4 ...., . -.-.-. .: ..-.- ------- .-.- 1 . .-:sy-.::,., --.y.-.:- .: -,-- 1-2-,g,.:,.,: .,-.--.-.- 4, :, --f---- A -- ,. -W. ---- w -1 1 .---- Q 1 -:-s ,.,. - -.-- ns:-i. :gt-,ze 1--.-..-., :L-: ,-., -f-- 1 :yew-1, .-..- : i-Q, .-.- wewwnzwsfz'-Dianne: keg ':-:. :,-:- g-g-.:::.:-:-g5-f.': - H .,.. ,....,..... l ...., ,,,.. , ,.,. 'f,-2jg,,gg::eg5- -g,:5.-::fz:2:gggg,:g.W:g:f:f':.'::':.-::,-5:'g,,.:-.j g ,QM-.:.::-E55-5:5.f'.. :.--lg,:g:-5:gzg5:i5g2:-'?2g2,- .g. -,-5.-,E,,-.-:-5-g. JE ---- -- - ---- 2 - '- 'U W Q 'N N L'..'IS'.Q'S?i' Rx xx' X X fr:-it TQQN Q., S 'XNQAX WX, A bw' Q 1 J , -. 204 Sports SPORTS

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Sophomores Joe Gray, Jason Fetchik and fresh- man Erik Gray give the team a robust yell of approval. Juniors Melissa Chabran, Eli Moral, and Jennifer Rowe show their true colors as they cheer the football team to victory. They enthusiastically boosted the morale of the team, Seniors Michelle Vital, Diana Hayden, and Katie Foland display their spirit and appproval of a job well done by their class at the Pep Week rally. Willing to go through any test, rain or shine, the fans clearly project their dedication and loyalty. A united and devoted group of individuals, their spark shone brightly through even the darkest of times. 206 Sports