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

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•!•• Eddie Huang runs vigorously aiming for a personal record. Photo by Down Wazny Kelly Auerbach runs graciously at the head of the pack. Photo by Dawn Wazny The boys ' frosh soph team head off to a superb start against Diamond Bar. Photo by Dawn Wazny .1% We ' re looking forward to next year hoping we can go to CIF. Rhonda Tiangco Girls ' Crosscountry Wilson 24 West Covina 32 Wilson 15 Charter Oak 50 Wilson 21 Diamond Bar 34 Wilson 32 Los Altos 25 Wilson 17 Nogales 47 Wilson 15 Baldwin Park 50 V. Boys ' Cross-Country Wilson 26 West Covina 30 Wilson 17 Charier Oak 38 Wilson 33 Diamond Bar 22 Wilson 19 Los Altos 39 Wilson 34 Nogales 23 Wilson 15 Baldwin Park 50 J 1 ' .,• F S Scores Unavailable G oss-Countny 43 C

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Punning -rftat CROSS- COUNTRY Many people felt that Wil- son would never be as high in the ranks as the year before. They were wrong. After losing their top five run- ners, Wilson made headlines with a new, off-campus coach, Frank Ebiner. The team ran an average of 5 to 6 miles each day afterschool and had practiced on and off during the summer. Hard work, dedication, and friend- ship all made the team come closer together and work harder for their goals, said Coach Ebiner. The girls ' cross-country team took 3rd in Sierra League Finals next to Los Altos and Diamond Bar and were defeated only once during the season by Los Altos. Though eligible the girls ' did not make it to the CIF Finals. Although, the boys ' cross- country placed 4th in the Sierra League Finals, they received a medal for the San Gabriel Val- ley Invitational during the sea- son. Next season, the team should be very strong with its returning members, congratu- lated Coach Ebiner. by Susan Ronning fe ▲ Alonzo Razo pushes for the extra mile at a meet at Olterhein. Cross-Country, Standing: Coach Ebiner. R. Hastings, A ' . Reyna. S. Navarro, B. Parker B. Jonv D Gurolla S. Ronning. Kneeling: . . Tom, A. Razo, B. Erwin, C. Lopez, L. Harsen, K. Auerbach. C Holmbetg. Sttung. J. Bustamante, A. Gammahno, J- Herman, K. Kerckcs. D. thcrhart. R. Tiangco. 42 Ckoss-OoiMiy

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-Steve English holds the ball above his opponent ' s head in preparation for a pass. Photo by Dawn Wazny X ■ ■SI 1 - J » VARSITY WATER POLO A Ithough the Wilson Varsity r- Water Polo team had a far S from impressive season, it certainly laid the foundations for fu- ture competition. The team placed fourth in league with a 4-6 record. The squad was lead by Captain Mark Parker and seniors Matt Wilcut, Julio Martin and DeAnn Larkin. The team also included juniors, Steve English, Ryan Struble, Shannon Gelfand, Steve Selcer, Kurt Kennedy, Eric Montelongo, and sophomores, Rob- ert Torrico and Drew Netherton. All wefe under the instruction and guid- ance of coach Scott Massey. The Varsity squad started the league season with a victory over Charter Oak. Wilson was then de feated by Rowland, followed by an other loss against rival Los Altos The next two games were victories for Wilson, the first being a forfei from Baldwin Park and the seconc another victory over Charter Oak The season continued with a down ward trend as the team lost game after game, only to have one final wir to their credit, another forfeit frorr Baldwin Park. Even though the Varsity squad hac a tough season, it is sure to read new heights next year with a full; experienced squad. by Juan Cuev; ty. Sv cto Pofo