Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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HOW T . BE NUMBEHFGN . . . oth the Boys' Varsity and Sophf Frosh swim teams worked hard to produce a quality season. At the beginning of the season, the sophffrosh team did nothing but laugh at morning workouts that were mandatory for varsity swimmers. But the laughter soon turned to groans when they found out that, yes, their coach Neal Mathisen, also believed in morning workouts. Despite the fact that Coach Mathisen was once a Falcon swimmer himself, he believed that morning workouts were essential to a swimmer's performance. I hated morning workouts, but l guess the loss of sleep was worth it, commented freshman Robert Glaser. The team was enthusiastic about the season with a number of returning swimmers. Strong swimmers such as sophomore Kevin Taylor in the 500 freestyle, sophomore Leon Page in the 100 freestyle, and freshman Matt Petersen in the breastroke, contributed to what Kevin Taylor described as a killer season. The Boys' Varsity Swim Team launched the season with their eight-count cheer and their survey says. Sophomore Peter Kim explained, We always got psyched before a meet by cramming into the guard room and doing the eight-count. Then when the other team did their cheer, we would rate it. Enthusiastic about the season, Coach Jimmy Campillo stated, We have a lot of young and strong talent. This statement was clearly proven by such swimmers as junior Jan Sakonju in the 200 individual medley, sophomore Peter Kim in the 100 butterfly, sophomore Nick Conrad in the 200 freestyle, and sophomore Mike Rupp in the 100 backstrokeg all of whom participated in the '87 league finals. Although they were technically two different teams, the varsity and sophffrosh teams were in fact one in spirit. Junior John Minasyan, along with the team members from both teams, believed in teamwork and he attributed much of the individual progress to the continuous support of the other swimmers. by Stacey Teramae VARSITY vs. Burbank vs. La Canada vs. Burroughs vs. Glendale vs. Hoover vs. Muir vs. Arcadia Overall record: 1 win, 6 S WIM 39-1 10 64-94 60-95 71-81 losses eaning into it. Making sure not to false start, sophomore Peter Kim pushes off of the block prepared to do the butterfly in the varsity boys' medley relay. reathe' Coming up for air, sophomore Bruce Jacobson glides through the first of four strokes in the 200 individual medley in which he took first place in the meet against La Canada. Swimming . 9. ,J if f A I ' if ,mdk f..2 4, JL, gif- of p

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I0 A 1 , .,g, Hagan ,, .W at l ull! Coming UP fof ff fwffk bfeafh, junio' Stacey Teramae finishes the last of four ,.iX,X,NX ,X.qX t. QkX.X., ,.,.X ..Q1 t X,N1X . . V . . X. . grueling laps of the 100 breaststroke in the ' ' ' Q Winning meet against Burroughs. BETWEEN THE I-'NES stated Junlor Frank V1rgall1to. at. .L A JV vs. Burbank vs. La Canada vs. Burroughs vs. Glendale vs. Hoover vs. Muir vs. Arcadia Overall record: 54-68 53-80 78-52 35-103 64-7 32-lOl 43-88 2 wins, 5 losses S WIM f . .tt-va...-Q-i., fe. .f,f,.,f t. A Swimming .,-C1... . at .X -t af., -1 an at-tk ww tr RUN, DON 'T WALK Despite the fact that most students were aware that walking caused less of a strain on their knees, the general opinion was in favor of running as the best form of exercise. Walking is too slow, On the run, sophomore Delaine Dover passes freshman Britt Bogust. Sophomore Traci Morris explained, I enjoy running even though it's hard on your bones and joints. One student that disagreed was freshman Dino Sarti who commented, I'd rather walk ,cause I run like a spazf' S 2, .ajft