Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Below: Girls' Cross Country Team. Heidi Curtis, Michelle Hillman, Becky Ga- Row 111: Lily Wu, Alicia Umberson, Lisa vigan, Tina Linder, Coach Pond. Davis, Maria Orlando, Kelly Hampton, Below: Endurance is a physical and psy- Shelley Peterson. Row 112: Kim Jackson, chological goal. vig . zz. , ., fag ..., 554. r.?., ' I if gggnm-,, ,MA H ,fr 5, ,. Q, H3255 fl? , Qisglt-.s...ff E 1.81 . Center: Boys' Cross Country Team. Row 111: Ray Delgado, Piev Lan, Dan Davenport, Carlos Lucas, Brad Brown, Mike Burgess. Row 112: Dan Warfield, Ben Delmar, Burt Perrine, Randy Watkin, John Garcia, Kevin Dominquez, Robert Erdmann. Row 113: Rich Blanchard, Bob- by Yniguez, Marc Waggoner, Jim Hernan- dez, Coach Dutton, Matt McGilvary, Ja- son Humptner, Karl Winkelman, Paul Eyler. Striving for the A it in lt., ,,,555g3gW,.,,i,33w,.. f 'l'i,:, 5?55ff555fW35fW00U- '1 -:?l is T51 ' Dffflwfffaivl View lrtl i '19 ii-e55Y!'l?0bS0n T LQJ- iil 15 rgggfpfgggszsbeff A 20 1 T ,,r.- 1 llll i,,l 1 oys' Cross Country did not have quite the season expected and that they worked enormously hard to ob- tain on some days, team members ran six to ten miles in one workout, and other days, they ran three to four miles. Each day they ran hills for speed and long dis- tance to build up endurance. Records did not reflect the intensive training and hard work by this group of young men. Best l'm pretty confident that we'll have a very successful year next year, stated Ju- nior Theron Quaas. Boy's Cross Country was coached by John Dutton. Burt Perrine was voted Most Valuable Athlete. Karl Winkleman re- ceived the Joe Sellah Award, and John Garcia and Matt McGillvary were the Most Improved Athletes. Sports v 67

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Teom Work Poys Off For Vorsity Girls - A Lggg sefigzizwz Despite the loss of runners from injuries to the Girls' Cross Country, the season was quite successful. Over all, the sea- son's record was six wins and five losses. Even with the loss of some runners, due to injuries, the team did a really good job, and gave their all. Coaching the girls' team was Pete Pond, who is to be commended for the good job he did in preparing the girls for their meets, despite injuries. Workouts included long runs, usually to Kiwanas Park or on South Mountain. In the Tempe City Meet, the Girls' Cross Country included the iii runner, Kim Jacksong Most Improved was Tina Linder, Maria Orlando received the Joe Shellah Award. 66 ' Sports Theron Quaas gives his all in cross country

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Making a Splash With Spirit he combined girls' and boys' swim teams season was a success, es- pecially considering the size of the team and the age of most of the swim- mers. The loss of some excellent senior swimmers hindered the team. Another factor was an injury that star swimmer Chip Grimm sustained, keeping him from finishing the season. The girls' team made a strong showing beating its big rival, Tempe High: for the first time in many years. The girls also Tempe City g , Girls Swimming T S T Cppbnent M S Dobson Loss Tempe Win I Mesa Win Chandler Win Gilbert Win Corona Win Mt. View Loss McClintock Loss ' Tempe City 2nd Boys Swimming Opponent Mdn Dabson Loss I Tempe Win Mesa Win Chandler Loss Gilbert Win Corona Loss i MT. View Loss: it A McClintock Loss.-y . A i2f'iCij finished second in the city league and had a record of five wins and three losses. The boys' team was not as successful as last year but managed to finish the sea- son with three wins and five losses and an excellent second-place finish in the Tempe City Meet. Although the team was small, the help of some new swimmers such as Rocky Arredondo, Matt Roberts, David Thompson, Jay Casmir, Paul Ewin, and some seniors such as Robert Forst, Eric Peterson, and Rob Blohm saved the season somewhat. A new boost of spirit was created by some of the parents in the all-new booster club. The club raised money for a new banner, and hopefully next year they will raise enough money for new suits and sweats. With all of the new freshmen, the new coaching staff, and the booster club, the swim team's future is a promising one. TI-:.. .gunna :seed uw., it ' - J Q Matt Roberts and Alex Maas look over a time sheet during the city meet. 68 0 Sports sl .I 'waxing ...WM Boys' and Girls Swim Team Row 111: David Thompson, Todd lvanhoe, Derek Price, John Bowman, Dan Eldson, Tres Newport, Rocky Arredondo, Robert Behrens, Mike Randall. Row 32: Katrina Cox, Shelly Burgess, Alyssa Bohien, Kristin Johnson, Mila McCabe, Angela Bertuglia, Shannon Banniger, Tammy Eblin, Michelle Ochoa, Eric Sedimayer, Jennifer Bird, Heather McGilvray. Row 33: Coach Jones, Alex Maas, John Marshall, Lee Varney, Eric Peterson, Toby Aickin, Tyler Baysinger. Row H41 Jeni Harrison, Tanya Hartman, Judy Kardos, Leina Tani, Ariann Stern, Stephanie Weller, Chrissy Bruce, Tawni Hensley, Christy Cenzano, Shannon Morrow, Francesca Coppelli, Mary Brill. Row 115: Jennifer Connors, Julie Davis, Lynda Walter, Frances Longnaker, Melenie Fogle, Julie Coltman, Dana Plowman, Lindi Gorishek, Jennifer McVey, Stephanie Schieffer, Jenny Haynes. Row 416: Trieva Turanchik, Kami Grimm, Vanessa Gilcrease, Christina Golightly, Paul Ewin, Jay Casmir, Matt Roberts, Kiva Schreiber.