Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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Pater Noster Lutheran St. Genevieve Ontario Christian Montclair Prep Valley Christian Alumni Brethren Chaminade Western Christian Alemany Bell-Jeff Whittier Christian Lutheran Brethren Ontario Christian Western Christian Valley Christian n|» Bell ' Jeff V ' hitiier ' h ' l ' , ' ' ' r BL ■.V--::;:.-::;:V;:;:;::;:-:H:::;f;;;;::.S ' ■. ' -J . i ll 1. The traditional pregame meeting. 2. Sisler applies the tag. 3. Kreiger stretches for the out. 4. Marriott winds up for a fastball. 5. Karen Flanigan, two year watergirl. 6. Erisman gobbles up a grounder. 7. Coaches Lewis and Neville study the situation. 8. Mattner sets up for the play. r -f vc f .j 6 72 VARSITY BASEBALL

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fabulous frosh Freshman basketball is a unique experience for both the team and the coach. After a two year ' s leave of absence, Mr. Joe Gomez returned to coach the team to a winning season. With sharp shooters like Pat Fields and Dave Schuler the job was made easier. Talented rebounders like Chris Monroe and Doug Reed helped to fire- up the team in a clutch. Free throwers like Jon Scott and Mike Ellensohn assisted the team throughout the year. With lots of hard work and deter- mination the team produced a 1 4-4 record for the year. The experience of the Freshman team should enhance future basket- ball teams, maybe even to champion- ships! Filimore 51-26 Chaminade 38-40 Excelsion 55-42 Brethren 64-39 Whmier . . . .44-46 ■Pri thren 3 2 ' IlitilrSi: :■:: --■ Ontario 54-32 2 Valley 49-29 9 Brethren , , 44-36 6 Western . ,48-40 Beif-Jeft ,46-59 ' 1. Flying high. 2. Peter Gerlach ques- tions the referee ' s call. 3. Frosh leader and coach Mr. Gomez. 4. Set for the rebound. 5. Team. Top Row: L. Lewis, J. Pitt, C. Heskett, M.Johnson, D. Reed, R. Roy, Coach Gomez, P. Fields, B. Bur- roughs. Bottom Row: G. Baker, B. Fields, K. Aram, D. Barrett, M. Ellensohn, T. MacKerron, P. Gerlach. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 71

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knighf ' s baseball , . . a big hif Spirits were high as the Varsity Baseball team started the 1 978 sea- son. They practiced with great con- centration in hopes of reaching the play-offs which they had narrowly missed last year. The Knights had the potential of a championship contender; strong pitching and defense to go along with a sound hitting attack. With seven returning players, the season looked very promising. The leadership of coaches Don Lewis and Maury Neville sparked a sportsman-like attitude and the desire to work hard in trying to make it a great season in every way. The starting positions were as fol- lows: 1 st base, Conrad Kreiger; 2nd base. Ken Kleinfelter; 3rd base, Ron Sisler; Shortstop, Kyle Mattner; left field, Mitch Davis; center field. Rick Ousman; right field, Britton Banow- sky; catcher, Tom DeVries; and Paul Marriott, Rick Ousman, and Mitch David doing the pitching. With all of this talent being dis- played, the Varsity showed that it was capable of being a winning team. 9. Team picture. Back Row: Coach Neville, Tom DeVrles, Conrad Kreiger, Britton Banowsky, Rick Ousman, Jeff Jofinson, Paul Marriott, Coach Lewis. Front Row: Bruce Modgin, Ken Kleinfelter, Dave Phillips, Kyle Mattner, Doug Malousis, Larry Erisman, Mitch Davis, Karen Flanigan, Coach Days. (Not pictured: Kathy Pierce.) VARSITY BASEBALL 73