Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Canyon's junior varsity cross-country team fin- ished its season winning five consecutive meets. This record shows great hope for next season. Overall, Canyon finished second in the Century League with a record of 12-2. Canyon suffered its only loss early in the season to Foothill. As the sea- son passed, Canyon gained competition experience 5 and looks forward to avenging its opponent next year. - ' Canyon was paced by sophomore Delaine Pierce who was voted Most Valuable Player. Other award winners were: julie Mann, Most Improved and De- laine Pierce, Most Inspirational. Canyon's varsity cross-country team will be over- powering next year with these strong runners. 1. l.V. CROSS -COUNTRY TEAM-front row: S. Clark, S. Pelletier, R. Berry, I. Engel, D. Pierce, C. Steward, A. Quastg middle row: K. Vollmer, D. Pierce, D. Greenwood, L. Shube, C. Haynes, L. Stell- horn, R. Bryon, L. Vineyard, Coach Saywardg back row: j. Verga, R. Bringman, E. Gieson, S. Heroux, l. Mann, M. Boyle, L. Morris. 2. janet Engel shows much endurance on her home course against arch rival Villa Park. 3. Vicki Frayne, along with her team- mate Robin Berry, breezes along to the finish. 4. Delanie Pierce shows great determination. 5. Shelley Pelletier concentrates on moving ahead. I El-5 rn U7 rn I l'l'1 l'l'l 199