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

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A 'L l. . VARSITY vs. Burbank vs. La Canada vs. Burroughs vs. Glendale vs. Hoover vs. Muir vs. Arcadia Overall record 41-100 37-101 61-58 39-110 64-94 60-95 71-81 1 win, 6 losses S WIM lthough the Girls' Varsity and JV teams were not some of the more talked about sports, both teams dedicated hours of their time to improve their technique. The JV team was a frightening but exciting experience for many first year swimmers. I was really scared for our first meet, but after that l was fine, confessed a now-relaxed freshman Roxanne Virgallito. The girls worked hard to drop seconds off of their time and to be the best. Coach Bianco Ortiz, proud of the girls' progress, stated, The high spirits, strong discipline, and tough competition brought out the best in all team members. The Girls' Varsity Swim Team, on the other hand, had to work twice as hard to produce a quality season due to the loss of their two strongest swimmers. Senior Kelly Moore was unable to participate because of si-'Q W1 N-...A her numerous extracurricular activities, and junior Tammy Schaus had decided to work instead of swim. Sophomore Molly Cowan explained, l felt let down, but l knew that we could work hard and make up for it. Head Coach Jimmy Campillo credited the team's success to it's young talent and determination. Such talents included freshmen Korry Holmes in butterfly and Cindy Sosa in the 50 freestyle, sophomore Melinda Prosser in the 100 freestyle, and junior Stacey Teramae in the 100 breaststroke. Senior Diane Ferrera best summed up the opinions of all of the girls when she said, Whether we won or lost, we always had fun, and that's all that mattered. by Bruce Holler arsity Swim: Front: Assistant Coach Bianco Ortiz, Dilia Ortiz, Molly Cowan, Melinda Prosser, Coralie Meade. Back: Coach Jimmy Campillo, Cindy Sosa, Stacey Teramae, Korry Holmes, Erika Norro. V Swim: Front: Jennifer Alden, Jenny Jung. 2nd: Lisa Lyons, Roxanne Virgallito, Rebecca McLean, Joyce Lee, Cindy Dhatchayangkul, Assistant Coach Bianco Ortiz. 3rd: Coach Jimmy Campillo, Carla Golian, Mandy Wharton, Monique LaPorte, Wendy Yale, Molly Harper, Jennifer McNamara. Swimming