Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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CIF Volleyball: Karns, A., Jamison, K., Casillas, P., Carson S., Reeves, B., Rose, B., Sherwood, E., Palomares, A., Scanlon, V., Burdick, E., Weitz, P., Varsity volleyball placed second in the Arrowhead League. Their overall record, including the CIF game played against Our Lady of Laretto at Los Angeles Technological College was ten wins and seven losses. Selected by Coach Anne Kams as the most valuable player was Bobbie Reeves. Varsity Football: Top Row: Timoncn, B., Tisdel, F., Kain, R., McBride, S., Gray, C., Capp, D., Anderson, J., Second Row: Brown, R., Brake, R., Stanga, A., Fermon, S., Enriquez, R., Colwell, E., Sanchez, F., McDowell, R., Third Row: De LaO, P., Garcia, L., Moody, R., Garner, O., Richardson, D., Bottom Row: Ballard, J., De LaO, P., West, A., De La Rosa, G., Peterson, T. Varsity football finished fifth in the Arrowhead League with an overall record of three wins and six losses. In league competition Junior Varsity Football: Top Row: Knight, T., Green, E., Stokes, C., Major, M., Tomlinson, E., Gaines, C., Olson, B., Second Row: Taylor, M., Ottinger, J., Morales, R., Hudson, K., Garner, D., Buzzard, B., Third Row: Kawalkowski, C., F errnon, E., Bon Tempo, M., Ballard, L., Green, L., Bottom Row: Smith, B., Guti- errez, E., Lopez J. varsity football won three and loss four. Brian Timonen was selected as the team's most valuable player by Coach Rick Brown. Junior Varsity Volleyball: Weitz, P., Cieslar, E., Reed, A., Picker- ing, C., Vasquez, B., Lewis, L., Foster, P., Anderson, C., Cope- land, C., Mendez, M., Yates, V., Grover-Casillas, G. Junior varsity volleyball placed second in Arrow- head League competition with a record of ten wins and four losses. 18 Junior varsity football finished in last place with a record of one win, seven losses and one tie. 2 1 ,, ,ft 5' 'liii vilf K if :if-gg,. ,:,ei:..:fe-1212i1i,.1if 5, , 5. I kg I ' 'ffm - - H .- .. -ftNg,.j,'jgj'f-5 ff - H,..:::z' H' 'Vi :'? EE:.51SiPsEE ' ''ilWilifiiffffniiiWL151-VE?-llifsiiifWe1:?ii...li?lEiiffEi5E:'iff'f5:wiiiL.2:5zt mess: IH E - V. . , V.-..., rg ,.:.-. ,w,,,..,,, f- W... . A 2 'ei , 'ws--we 'wr 'ewant,5ge?3,etzesanzz,flass. wgesfw.:..:ff2e::-'rfQs-,W:t7ttg.sazz..1siaiswf- 4. f I . . 1 ' - , ' ' , ' i Y: S' f - , ,' C ' i gi , I ' ' f A gg ' , ti .1 f f iff W ff sw ' ff, .Q 'K f Sa Ha X.. . .Y 'E , . 4' . ' 1 ' V 5 we H 2 . We-Wfsfat ' 2' as 5- ' .-' r , - ' s , l 1 Y .. -, A 'fff' .94 M 32 ,,,, ' ' f S 1 s , ,, . ,, ,,,. . . .-s.,... A Ma., ,

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e've Gnly just egun to Fight srmwwc TO BE THE BEST Consisting of mostly new players, the J.V. football team still proved to be a success. With the help of Mr Bon Tempo, their new coach, they learned new skills and gained valuable experience. Their hard work, good sportsmanship, and willingness to improve helped them grow into a first-rate team. A Lateral pursuit by Eagle defenders shuts down a Serrano run- ning back. 4 An Eagle end breaks a Serrano tackle for a long gain. A Offensive linemen lead the path to running room.

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E.M. Activities MEMORIES CREATED BY TEAM WORK r I l Exciting school events, important class and club activities, ath- letic competition, and the teamwork that goes with it, are all intrigal components of our school life. Each club, class, and team plays its role in shaping a part of the lives of the students. The activities or events that each group participates in, expo- ses members to important experiences that can not be found in classrooms. New friendships are formed, and old ones are strengthened. But, most of all, it's having fun. A Yum - Yum. No one can eat just one NHS cookie. 4 Just try getting your car door open now Mr. Carrow. A Anyone hear a semi?