Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Cross Country John Brooks, Fred Woodward, Jeff Youngsma, Greg Bauhofer. Back row, Coach Buum, Mark Lima, Sky Adgie, Jim Pena, Rex Barber, Jeff Cox. Fred Woodward ri M S 1 Y- Pa ' it .'i'S-1 fx A ' JjmPena M This year the varsity had a very inexperienced team with only four seniors on the squad. Jim Pena was the number one varsity runner. Jim had a season best of 15:06 in the class 4-A Champion- ship meet. Jim also made the MVAL All-League team by placing fifth in league finals. Other outstanding varsity runners were Rex Bar- ber. Fred Woodward and Jeff Youngsma. Mark Lima and Sky Adgie were the other members of the varsity team. Running junior varsity were Jeff Cox, John Brooks, Ted Barker, and Greg Bauhofer. The frosh-soph team was lead by Javier Garibay. Close behind Javier was Miguel Munoz, Nathan Douglas, Brett Delehoy and Rob Winovich. Both the varsity and the frosh-soph team placed third in the league meets. Stacy Bolivia was outstanding for Irvington until a leg injury put her out of competition. Tina Martin made the MVAL All-League team by placing sixth in the league finals. By placing sixth, Tina then quali- fied to move on to the class 4-A Championship meet. Kathy Tilden also placed well in league finals. Pictured to left: from left to right, Mandy Kaka- cek, Kathy Tilden, Tina Martin, Linda Christen- sen. Not pictured Stacy Bolivia.

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olleyball Pictured to right: from left to right, Bottom row, Cas- sandra Clerkley, Margie Hay, Vickie Ebbler, Terrie Mac- Donald. Middle row, Mary Giovannoni, Nikki Winovich. Cathy Kellogg, Top row, Coach Boternbrood, Tammy Lerch. Varsity Irvington volleyball was at its finest this year. The team won the MVAL Championships with a 6 and 1 record. They de- feated American and Mission in the Shaughnessey Playoffs to earn the right to represent the MVAL at the NCS Cham- pionships at Cal-State Hayward. Irvington also dominated the MVAL with 4 first team all-league selections--Vickie Ebbler, Mary Giovannoni, Terrie MacDonald, and Tammy Lerch. Margie Hay earned 2nd team all-league honors. Cathy Kellogg, Cassandra Clerkley, and Nikki Winovich played outstanding throughout the year in the super team effort. J.V. lrvington's J.V. team also won the MVAL Championship with a 6 and 1 record. This was xl will-Q 'Fixing' ta the second year in a row that has happened. Leading the team to victory was Michelle Brown, Cheryl Cano, Rena Wack, Barbie Mac- Donald, and Veronica Mitrick, all Sophomores. Annette LaPlant and Tracy Birdwell were the Juniors on the team. y g 1 gg...... Ebbler in action! T14 Pictured abovegfrom left to right, Rena Wack, Laura Ezell, Tracy Annette LaPlant, Veronica Mi- Birdwell, Cheryl Cano, Barbie trick, Robin Heinemann MacDonald.

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Girls Varsity Swimming Pictured from left to right, bottom rowg Tammy Han- Second row, Kris Baker, Julie Cotter, Vicky Kendall del, assistant coach, Karen Roberts, Cindy Chapman, Allison Leal, Kristi Cloclough, Kim Baker, Bonnie Wil Coach Soderman, Holly Martin, and Caroline Pex. liams, and Tammy McKay. Go get 'em Holly! The Girls Varsity Swim Team took third place in the M.V.A.L. competition and finished the season with a 6 win 2 loss re- cord overall. The top swim- mers were: Vicky Kendall, Julie Kotter, and Kristi Colclough. . 1' -if if I want YOU! A ! I think l'm stuck! My, I have lovely toes! , , A -