Coachella Valley Union High School - La Conchilla Yearbook (Coachella, CA)

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1. Senior Perry Kishaba puts a hold on a Holtviile wrestler. 2. Leading in his match, Rick Ochoa gets ready to wrestle. 3. Senior lVlark Ahrens is once again declared a CHAIVIPIONX' 4. Urging the Arabs on to Victory is freshman Coach Steve Waggoner. Q3 V c .V C V it C.V e c .V Athletics 65

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Read , W1'estlel If finally happened! The wrestling team got the student support it has long deserved. In past years wrestling has not been given the recognition by students that it merits. Wrestling is novv becoming the popular and well attended sport that it should be. The J.V. vvrestlers have been successful this year. They have had many bright moments and came out on top vvith all their matches. HWith such a good group vve have high hopes for the future commented Coach Nick Ramos. UThe Arab freshmen vvrestling team went undefeated throughout the season and vvon a 4-vvay meet a Coachella Valley commented Coach Steve Waggoner. The guys wrestled well up and dovvn their entire line-up and put up a tough battle. Congratulations to all 1978 Wrestlers of Coachella Valley. J.V, Wrestlers, Top Rovv, CL to RJ: Peter Salgado, Mike Garcia, Bobby Avila, Jeff Garcia, Coach Nick Ramos. Second Row: Vincent Garcia, George Reyes. Third Rovv: Henry Hernandez, Rick Ochoa, Gabriel Nlejorado. Fourth Row: Jesse Flores, Perry Kishaba, Oscar Loera. Frosh, Top Rovv, Cl. to RJ: Willie Alexander, Frank De La Cruz, Abel Limus, Leonard Nlelendrez, Eddie Serrano. Second Row: Ronald lVIuriIlo, Arthur Sanchez, Hector Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, David Gurrola, Robert Sarabia. Third Rovv: Primitivo Cervantez, Fred lvlejorado, Marcos Esquirrea, Roman De Lara, Alfonso Hernandez, Hugo Luna, Rolando Galvan, Alexander Inez, Freddy Carrillo. .t.,-.i .-'1 t 1. - 'i ' 11.222Ileegzaziastszsfiseeseze .,eza,,gtt-f sggsg, .. sv , -. ,.,. 2 - --'- lie t..- ,.s.. it Q Q a at it 'YS Mfwiiees ts, was l -i-i ..,.,..,.., gg ::,..,. ,.....,.c:.. .,.,.., W K A s t F A - , -we --1- be , ' Q PV F 5, ik 4 We '63 i ggi? beg ssssls t sssssi -2eeL.,.z,, , , -if ae me ,I-wg,ir: .tqQg:mR 5 :+-'fe w ml 1511222 'ii'i lt.. ----- 1 --,. tici' . L L . 51 esss 42 --H f OV- 35 C CV' OV. 4Q, so . csre 3 ssrs ,T ,sss tltir -Q ,-'. Z , g g sf f F' . . f f,', -5 . f s -,ew i .,.,.. .l-sawn -n-,xtfi--::12:.v5wc2v.:'Nsvemuezzwavuiw,c-me--:.1:'11- warti::eKt1v::vst:if':Q:',:a3:,y Vvwsou-I - 64 Athletics

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IKIT The Arab Girls' Varsity team started oft on a rocky year. In talking with Coach Kenna Ramirez, she stated that this year's team has a good potential for a great team. However, they have met up with more aggressive opponents. mln other words , said Coach Ramirez, NWe play basketball like girls do, while our opponents play in a more physical fashion . In the early season the team was led by returning letter girl Cathy Davila. Cited as defensive backbone ofthe team was Bernadette llllontenegro. 66 Athletics -sky, .w ,g,a..N Q32 R3 Eff? Q, s?2-1255295 J A '03 ww' Li fs