Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Coach Dave White (above) plans strategy to overcome an opponent. Lisa Sandviken (above left) goes up for an un- contested layup in GIF action. Shannon Meyer (left) takes a |ump shot for two more points. Mary Krupka (far left) attempts to shoot from outside of the key. h m Basketball 65

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Girls Earn GIF Again Many tremendous accomplishments highlighted the girls ' basketball sea- son. Both the varsity and junior varsity earned titles in the Estancia Tourney during the preseason. The varsity finished second in the Sunset League to enter the GIF play- offs for the second consecutive year. In the playoffs, they defeated Arcadia and Simi Valley before traveling to Long Beach for the quarter-finals. There the Chargers played wel before falling prey to the much taller Rabbits of Poly High. The varsity season was over, their 20-4 record being the best in Edison history. Post season honors went to Shan- non Meyer (All-GIF, Go-Sunset MVP, and Hall of Fame), Sue Randall (Gap- tain, and first team All-Sunset), and Lisa Sandviken second team All-Sun- set and Goaches Award). Other lead- ing contributers to the varsity success were Lisa Houk, Angle Mallotto, Mary Krupka, and Tina Den Heyer. The girls were all very dedicated, hard working, and it took a total team effc o have such an excellent sea- son, said rookie coach Dave White. The junior varsity clinched their sec- ond consecutive Sunset crown by vir- tue of their 9-1 league record. The top JV players were Shelly TrepI, Janet Bittner (Go-MVP ' S), Mo Migaud and Gretchen Meinhardt (Most Improved). The JV compiled an over-all record of 19-2, under the leadership of coach Dave Tallman and assistant Sue Var- tanian. Chense Cavallaro (right) drives toward the bas- ket for an easy layup. Varsity Basketball, (below) Angie Mallotto, Tsenre Jackson, Shannon Meyer, Lisa Sandvi- ken, Kim Tanabe. Tina Den Heyer, Sue Randall, Lisa Houk, Chense Cavallaro, Mary Krupka. Ann Pascuzzo, Kneeling: Coach Dave White Sue Randall ( below left ) % rioo s from the middle after taking a rebound Junior Varsity Basketball (bottom) Top row: Tnsh Hachten, Lori Chaves, Mo Migaud, Lynn Uchizono. KoriGendron, Janet Biltner, Gretchen Meinhardt, Kan Cates, Shelly TrepI, Monique Parent, Melanie Copper, Mary Graham Kneel- ing- Coaches Dave Tallman and Sue Vartanian, 4 64 Basketba

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Varsity Goes Far In GIF The Chargers dominated all of C.I.F. throughout the year. They outscored their opponents 20-4 in the second round of league. The leading scorers were Glenn Strachan with twenty, Alex Grozdanic with fifteen, Thor Hammer with twelve, and Greg S-utt with ten. Kevin Moreen excelled as midfielder, while Colin Graham and Ned Nabal did very well as full backs. The important job as goalkeeper was handled by Eric Breecher. Coach Dave McLeish stated this was the best team I ' ve ever had. In C.I.F. they rated first for much of the year, and won Sunset League by a game and a half. They scored three goals more than each opponent at least once during the season, against each of their league opponents. Above: Glenn Strachan ( ' abovej tries to outman- uver the opposing player (top right) George Diaz passes the ball to team- mate Kevin Moreen during the second half of the game against Huntington Beach (above right) John O ' Caliaghan is setting the ball before kicking it off down the field. Varsity Soccer Top roiv. Coach David McLeish Gregg Schutt, Thor Hammer, John O ' Caliaghan Ron Ivlilligan. Ned Nabal, Rick Whitecotton, Mid- dle row: Eric Breecher. Alex Diaz, Kevin Ivloreen, Harold Becker. Alex Grozdanic, Kirk Richardson, Randy Whitecotton. Front row: Glenn Strachan Colin Graham, Ivlike Williams, Kris Kallin. Rory Campbell, George Diaz. 66 Soccer