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

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BETWEEN THE LINES IS IT WORTH IT? lt hurtsf' laughed Steve Lightbourne of pain. All athletes had to deal with pain sometime or another. Injuries were something they were forced to accept. One wondered if the rewards of sports were fair compensation for the pain involved. Morgan Bateman commented, Sports have more advantages than disadvantages. Besides, pain goes away. L'It's all worth itf' added Kris Janitor. The worst possible time for injuries is the senior year. An athlete must be extra cautious when training and playing, warned Brad Adam. Kath Brown concluded with, Through the pain experienced in athletics, you learn to deal with painful experiences of life: the ups and downs of grades and relationships. You become a better person because of itg you know you'll make it through. Chill! Tom Higginbotham endures a knee injury. JV X-Country ean and Mean - Displaying strong form, sophomore John Beckman completes the strenuous three mile course, and Sprints for the Chute. Koegler, V Cross Country-Front: Eric Nieber, Kevin Trapp, Eran Rubinstein, Shwan Kim, John Ahten, Jeff Lipp. 2nd: John Oh, Fred Steve Brown, Greg Hoffman, Roger Stepp, Petri Seljavaara, Scott Newkirk. it i cgi. 1' I 1 gn' iii, W 1, f J, J , S '- H. 3 k 4-. . 6 . ' ey ii' I E i - , VY? xi 3' I fl I 'g K 1' f , v,, F H e M E iff: ffif visgi ' K J N' ' lk fiziifggf vi' ' 1 ' L f M 'f we 5. 1 K ggi? Efi ' 'fi r ' ' ' he W . H- wi Mica isis! 357 'N ., .. 5 f , ' . f f V - ar T. ' 1 it WM-nigh, wzg,.fK:'a 225 M Q J-gy, 1 .. i- ,, !l.,..i,J,w wniilh Fw 4,2 f. :WS Q ltlihii if f ' 'Q 1:52 . ,f f 2 ' ft 15pWzM..rg,1i,yrff +1 Q' x' X if JJ W?f.:'fsf-.iehl 3.3491 5 ,tract n it W .i:ii,l. z

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GIRLS vs. Glendale 21-34 vs. Pasadena 16-50 vs. Muir 21-50 vs. Hoover 23-34 vs. Arcadia 25-50 Overall Record 5 wins O losses LEAGUE CHAMPS X-COUNTRY BETWEEN THE LINES WHA T'S AN OFF-SEASON? In response to the question What do you do to stay in shape during the off- season'?,, the following athletes said: There is no off-season in gymnastics. We work out year-round. Some girls practice 5-7 hours a day, 6 days a week. The off-season is the toughest time of all, we cut back on training during the com- petition seasonf' Jennie Jensen, Gymnastics In basketball, we run, do weights, and practice all year. In fact, we have a Delaine Dover covers the Crescenta Valley Park three-mile course with ease. I ook at me now, ma! With a free stride, double season because we compete in a summer league too. Joel Larson, Basketball iSOur only off-season is about two weeks in November after CIF. We play volleyball or basketball, but then it's back to running again: through rain, snow, and 100 degree temperaturesli' Catherine Edwards, Cross Country! Track 'iWe play volleyball and lift weights, swim, and run. I think the off-season is the most important time to train for the next season. Scott Akerley, Football During a recreational game, Luis Velasquez aims past Morgan Bateman as Matt Clymer looks on in amazement. o Big Blue! Holding their own against tough league competition, the Varsity Boys' team filters into the flow of Hoover runners. VarsityfGirls' X-Country

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... .Malsinaarautine of if . 4 Q hampions was the only word to describe the JV and Sophf Frosh cross country teams. ln every sense of the word, they continued the championship tradition at CV. The JV team, led by league champ Jeff Lipp, finished their first three league meets with perfect scores of fifteen, and their overall season with a rank of seven wins, no losses. The SophfFrosh team's achievements were just as impressive. Also claiming per- fect scores of fifteen in their first three league meets, the team won the league championship in what Gilliland called an easy fashion. Earning places two through five in league finals were John Beckman, Mark Batesole, Arbi Der Boghossian, and David lnglish. Other strong members were Art ot even close! The JV team annihilates the competition. Roger Stepp leads John Ahten, Fred Koegler, and John Oh. In most of the JV meets, CV appeared to be the only team competing. ln league finals, the team placed five of the top ten finishers. All-honors went to Fabian Kralian, Fred Koegler, Eran Rubinstein, and Shwan Kim. Keith Gilliland, head coach, used only one word to describe the JV season: awe- some. JV vs. Glendale 15-50 vs. Pasadena 15-50 vs. Muir 15-50 vs. Hoover 21-36 vs. Arcadia 18-41 Overall Record 5 wins, O losses LEAGUE CHAMPS X-COUNTR Y Rodriguez, Britt Bogust, Pat Doyle, Rob Dixon, and Tony Cherico. John Oh best described the season with, We were expected to do well. l was proud to be a part of the winning tradition. by Elizabeth Ahten SOPHXFROSH vs. Glendale 15-43 vs. Pasadena 15-50 vs. Muir 15-50 vs. Hoover 27-31 vs. Arcadia 15-50 Overall Record 5 wins, O losses LEAGUE CHAMPS X-COUNTR Y ophfFrosh Cross Country-Front: Tony Cherico, Arbi Der Boghossian, Brent Appleton, Paul Kim, David lnglish. Kevin Taylor. 2nd: Art Rodriguez, Mark Batesole, Pat Doyle, Rob Dixon, Ryan Harvey, Tom Pfeiffer, Britt Bogust. Sophflfrosh X-Country