Mary Star of the Sea High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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STARS RELY HEAVILY ON DEFENSE. . . -ti : ■ L ■ •:iii The Mary Star Football team of 1982 was not high on winning. It was hard for the team to sustain last year ' s winning streak because there were few returning lettermen. The team ' s major strong point was its defense. Consistently throughout the year, the Stars relied on defense specialists Jerry Duhovic, Joe Cortez, Joe Dragich, VInce Andrle, and the fi ary Star Sack Exchange — Mario Montoya and Andrew Linares. Offensively, when the going was tough, the Stars gave the ball to 5 ' 9 , 1 55 pound Junior running back Bobby Gonzales. He took the ball 88 times for 881 yards rushing. He also had seven touchdowns. But quarterback Joe Cortez did not always hand-off to Bobby. He liked to take to the air. During the year he had 42 completions for a total of 551 yards. His favorite targets were Mike Giardino and Trace Parham. who both caught eight passes, and Nick Uruburu. Although the team failed to make the play-offs, next year it will have 18 return- ing lettermen with at least one year ' s ex- perience behind them. This should put the team where it belongs — back in the play-offs and challenging Verbum Dei for first place once again in the Camino Real League in the 1983-1984 football season. 1. Run. Joe. RunI 2. Bobby ' s Born to Run. 3. Get ' em, Quince. VARSITY FOOTBALL: (top to bot, — left to right) Jerry Duhovic. Joseph Cortez, Mike Giardino. Jeft Marchin. Steve Tcainotti. Joe Dragich, Milie Hendrix, Art Herrera. 2nd Row — Coach Ricl Robies, Scott Parham, Nick Uruburu, Joe lacono. Coach Joe Radisich. Trace Parham. Vince Andrie, Wiil Espinosa, Coach Jack Nicholls. 3rd Row — Gil Marquez, Pat Ormsby, Mario Montoya, Bob Gonzaies, David Porter, Doug Collins, Rich Collins. 4th Row — Nick Radovan, Greg Garcia, Bob Enciso, Jason Rackemann, John Morreaie, Andrew Linares. 148 Varsity Football

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•Star Log 1983 San Pedro, Ca ifornia Vo ume 1 ; Issue 6 Being Number One In areas of competition, Mary Star of the Sea High School offers an extensive athletic program which strives to be number one. Coaches, staff and players work hard each year to obtain this goal. Among the various organizations of the program. Cross Country became a reality after years of planning. Endurance, hard work, and the desire to be best were the major drives behind each individual who participated. The most exciting moment of the school year was Crest Road during Homecoming ' 82. Kathy Radisich To me Mary Star is like a warm, loving family. Sr. Dorothea The baiilz znd d fii noon uj(ih ihe. iDe.ll. Tl e. CaSoaltie,S u)e.r qiwtn no cop plementflrq ketchup uJflS provided. At this c ritino -the ins-fciQAtors ore perV ac)S nevjer :o V)e r ■ Sports 147

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Opponent Bishop Amat Cantwell St. Bernard ' St. Monica Salesian St. Anthony Verbum Dei Lynwood Bishop Montgomery 1 rWins Losses-6 ALL CRL HONORS 1st TEAM OFFENSE - Joe Cortez Jo€ lacono lit DEFENSE - JocCorIcz Jerry Duhovlc Jo€ Draglch 2nd TEAM OFFENSE - Mike Giardino Rich Collins 2nd TEAM DEFENSE - Joe lacono Vincc Andric David Porter HONORABLE MENTIONS Bobby Gonzales Jell Marchin Doug Collins J i -4 efefi 2 1. I ' m gonna getcha! 2. You ain ' t goin ' nowhere, buddy. 3. The Hail Mary 4. You ' re dead nneat, Holmes, screams Rich. 5. Hey, look! There ' s a quarter! Varsity Football 149