Gunn High School - Olympian Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Row 1: Julie Dong, Jennie Tu, Beth Arons, Jenny Baldwin, Denise Potenza, Marie Beaver, Row 2: Stephanie Savides, Amy Grumet, Andrea Clay, Delphi Karras, Sandy Glass, Cathy Horngren, Heidi Stroessner, Debbie Liang, Mary Morales, Julie Hicks, Nancy Blom, Kim Porteus Row 3: Coach Poff, Nancy Parker, Carrie Vosti, Anna Prozinski, Lisa Kessler, Katy Scarff, Lyndsay Blum, Kelly Rapp, Val Axtel, Kendal Junta, Beth Veinott, Linda Herr, Lisa Thompson lmanagerl tv A Q' 'lu ,:.,,,g wc , J we 4 Hi will

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Row 1 Rani Spudich, Cha-Cha Perez, Danette Vercher, Mary Giffen, Mary Lou Snodgrass, Cissie Bonini Jill Luenberger, Becky Sox, Susan Zajac, Lisa Kumer, Aimee Vosti, Jannete Hanson, lngrid Garman, Casey Wheeler, Maureen Ashe, Linda Smithwick, Row 2 Shannon Heath, Pam Williams, Jennifer Perkins, Carin Cass, Kathy Barcklow, Natalie Salles, Leslie Farrington, Lori Davis, Amy Lyons, Linda Eltherington, Pam McClintock, Heather Hensleigh, Liz Bishop, Cindy Grant, Susan Smithwick, Kathy Law, Kris Creevy, Coach Little, Row 3 Susie Schmidt, Lisa McGrath, Susie Davis, Deborah Leon, Jenny Schumacher, Shelly Stevenson, Jennifer Pratt, Leslie Maltz, Caroline Bethke, Robbie Grove, Liz Whea- ton, Hagit Ronen, Lynn Kahla, Lisa Starr, Debbie Biggles, Jenni Marriner, Julie Murad, Carrie Larson, Lynda Luebkeman, Deborah Simon, Beth Jensen Back Row, Shannon Daly This yearfs girl's swimming and diving team kept alive the tradition of outstanding performances that Gunn's previous teams have been known for. The team consist- ed of 56 swimmers and 8 divers, marking the biggest team in Gunn's history. The Varsity girls, led by All-Americans senior Caroline Bethke and junior Jennifer Pratt, came in second in the league upsetting Los Altos by 1 point,'However they were unable to match the dominance of Santa Claraka team coach Little calls the best in Northern California. The Frosh-Soph team had a perfect season finishing first in the league by defeating Paly 443-214. Coach Liftleftiescribes the Frosh-soph team as being the best ever with girls that could've made the Varsity team at any other school. The divers were also very successful this season finishing undefeated and first in the league, In the S.C.V.A.L. finals Helga Brown placed first, Karen Grove, fourth, and Pam Raynakg fifth. Lissa Bethke and Katie Chalberg placed first and second respectively for the Junior-Varsity.