Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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The J. V. offense runs for the extra yard as his aggressors close in. Photo by Alex Lopez The Frosh offense begins to run the ball down the field. Photo by Down Wazny J.V. FOOTBALL 11 ' ilson 15 Hell Hardens 12 Wilson 21 Don Lugo 7 Wilson ■ 7 Scliurr 3 league Wilson 6 Rowland 21 Wilson Baldwin Park 34 Wilson 21 C barter Oak 14 H ' ilson 19 Los Altos 47 II ' ikon 14 West Covina 19 Wilson 7 Diamond Bar 13 Wilson 20 Nogales 40 F S FOOTBALL Wilson 8 Don Lugo 21 Wilson 6 Schurr 24 league I] ' ilson 14 Rowland 36 Wilson 6 Baldwin Park 18 Wilson Charier Oak 14 Wilson 8 Los Altos 3? II ' ilson 14 West Covina 21 Wilson 6 Diamond Bar 36 Wilson Nogales 51 F S Football: A. Aguilar, D. Avila. . . Badillo, J. Bumcrot. R Camacho. C. Campo. J. Chen. M. Cluing, . . Compiler. B. Davison. S. Dedeaux, ■ ' . DelValle, J. Duan. 1) Edwards, R French, B Con-ale:. R. Gonzalez. J. Goodridge. B. Grimsby. P. Hollingsworth, S. Hong. B Hubert. M. Kaminski. A. Khorasanec. H. Kim, M. Krause, . . Lin, R Lopez. T. Low. K Manning, S Martin. G. Moawad, J. Mitir, C. Rafo s. A. Rivera. . . Sandoval. R Snyder, . . lories, M. II aldman. I . Yan. j. v.-5 s 5oofba[i

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• ■ tfS ▲ The J. I ' . offense kicks another hall down the field. Photo by Alex •J ••% • ♦•- •!•. ••A FRUITLESS SEASON The Junior Varsity Football Team had a successful year, consid- ering the fact that it lacked ex- perienced players. With departure of many of last year ' s players to the Var- sity team, the J.V. squad began the 1988 season with three consecutive wins against Bell Gardens, Don Lugo, and Schurr, but the winds of victory soon changed as the league games be- gan. After suffering losses against Ro- wland and Baldwin Park, the J.V. Foot- ball Team prevailed once again with a victory over Charter Oak. From that point the season deteriorated for the J.V. team with one loss after another. Though the season was undoubtably not one of the team ' s best, it served to lay down valuable experience for future use. The Frosh Football Team trudged through a tough season. The inexpe- rienced Cats fell into the the hands of defeat and experience a fruitless sea- son. In the end the team finished 0-9. Though the season was a tough one and probably the first for many of the members on the squad, their efforts were commendable. by Juan Cueva ■T o £ 9. £. ATS ™. ,,- ' W-«r5 V «CAT5 „«,0CATS ' mD T - ' J f WLDCATS 1 Kneeling: S. Zierold, M. Lee, G. Airiola, J. Martin, M. Wong, A. Alvarez, A. Chang, J. Ocoma. 2nd Row: Coach Wingett, Coach Martin, S. Olague. D. Parker, S. Quesada, F. Maude:, V. Pasillas, M. Preciado. 3rd Row: S. Bloom, J. Fanton, D. Takahashi, D. Schirmer, F. Sakoda, A. Moawad. K. Jones. 4th Row: W. Palomarez, C. Sandoval, H ' . Hernandez, P. Garreton, Y. Razzagitc. T. Ishell, D. Koretoff, F. Lin, E. Devera. 5th Row: R. Pantleo, J. Kim. J. Accvedo. J. Lara, B. Bonet. D. Garcia. E. Quezada, A. Bueno, E. Casas. ootbaffi

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Q cuiscty seAU-es up ok ace. WITH A BANG The Girls ' Tennis Team fared better than in pre- vious years. The Varsity Team finished the season with a record of 6-8. Senior, Erin Ulrich, Mailee Nakamura, and Freshman, Rachel Espinell played well in singles. The dou- bles teams were led by Cindy Oh Phoung Iran, the number one seed, Alice Chow Jill Chen, and a rotation between Polly Liu Helen Liu and Sunny Lee Grace Lee. Even though the Varsity team is young, their experience will lead to positive results in the future. by Danny Kim A Sophomore, Phoung Tran, displays form and style as she slices the ball. A Freshman. Rachel Espineli, congratulates her opponent after a tough match. ► Senior. Erin Ulrich, gets ready to return a serving as she plays her last season as a H ' ildcat. ' Q ojisity lewis