Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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Potential Triumphs Against Rivals he Girls' J.V. Basketball had a suc- cessful year, according to team member Mia White, they had a lot of poten- tial, and were a really good team. She felt their season got off to a great start. Miss Stueland, Coach, and her assistant coach, Miss Whittaker, were inuolued with a team of fourteen spirited girls. Out of eigh- teen that tried out for the team, about four- teen were chosen. The highlights of their season were the games against Chino and Diamond Bar. l. .lg-gwny-U-eg,-QQ, Lenita Graves -Amy Murphy, Holly Christensen, Kmm Qindy Clary, Eriahiellg. Kim Tolbert, Samantha Kabobe1,FF't'M' Donald. 2. The team gets a pep talk during half time. 3. One of the team's most valuable players, Mijlge, doesn't let the height of her opponent stop her. 4. m shows her ability to pass with height, expressing team sportsmanship. 4 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball f 137

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Excitement Marks Record Year V Wrestling had an ex- citing and proud year. They beat the toughest team according to coach John Euerard. He felt they should be League champions. Their record was uery good and Euerard felt they had a respectable team. 1. First row Mike Raney, Tony Garcia Joe Kohr-ALL viilarea17UofrU'6ii4TnS, ala, Caseyffack, and Tim McCreedy. Second row: Bill Kelley, Tony Tellez, Derrick Scanlin, Bjorn Park, Al Lopez, Steve Barnes, Reuben Gon- zalez, Don Newman, and Ernie Post. Third row: Greg Vaniman, Jorge Martinez, John Steinman, Brian Heavyside, Coach Everard, Mike Ayala, Shawn Scanlin, David Schrank, and Larry Cutbirth. 2. Steve Byrne works hard for a pin. 3. Assistant Coach Larry Cutbirth congratulates J.V. winner Mike Ayala after a match against Montclair. 136 X Junior Varsity Wrestling

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Basketball Defense Shines an Fowler, coach of the Girls' Varsity Basket- ball Team, set high standards for the team. Out of thirty-flue that tried out for the team, twenty- eight were chosen. Four of the members returned. Some team members felt they improved skills, such as rebounding, shooting, and passing. I con- sider our team defense to be uery strong, said Fowler. Lisa Jackson, one of the team members, noted, We haue a good team. People are willing to give 11095 all the time regardless of injuries. To Callie Smith it was a Tradition to play basket- ball. Alisa Card thought that the greatest part of the season was that the team worked together. The captains were Callie Smith and Angela Madison. Manager was Michelle Byrd. Page 138 l. , tnumber 401, tries to catch the ball for the winning point. 2. After running across the court Lisa Jackson shoots the ball in the basket. Page 139 1. Alisa Card shoots another winning point against Diamond Bar. 2. The Lady Brahmas try to get the ball away from Kristy Fritz who scores a point. 3. Coach Nan Fowler discusses a new strategy with the team. 4. Front row: Jeannine Cota, Callie Smith, Dani Kunze. Back row: Niki Collins, Mar Ireland, Kristy Fritz, Lisa Jackso , Tif- fani Smith, cglinelwg Kngela Madison Nan Fowler. 138 f Girls' Varsity Basketball