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STARS PUT BEST FOOT FORWARD IN CROSS COUNTRY 1. Joe and Luis leading the way. 2. Sharky near the end of the trail. 3. Give this man a hand! 4. Luis leading the Stars. 5. Coach Moretine lending a helping hand. 6. Tony on the run. 7. Getting mentally prepared. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Luis Pinon Mary Star fulfilled their dream of starting a Cross Country Pro- gram this past year. Headed by Co-Coaches Gennaro DiMassa and Mike Moretine, runners met at Peck Park on September 1st, a week before school began. Nine days later Mary Star had their first win at their first meet against Cantwell by a score of 23-33. From there, Luis Pinon won his first six Cross Country meets by reasonable distances. Often finishing right behind Luis were seniors Bert Gomez and Scott Holzbauer. Supporting these three runners were underclassmen Joe Barile and Tim Braheem. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Opponents :3 Cantwell ; St. Bernard 3 ' :7 St. Monica ) Salesian ) Verbum Dei Murphy ! 37 Bishop Montgomery 20 4 — Wins Losses — 4 160 Crosscountry
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JV ' s Learn From Experience Accustomed to coaching on the Varsity level, adjustment to the Junior Varsity was a challenge for Sandy Simich. The dif- ference is teaching the girls the rules and fundamentals of play, opposed to working with girls who already knew how. Made up of mostly inexperienced Freshmen, this was truly a learn- ing year. The big thrill for the J.V. ' s came early in the season when they defeated St. Bernard. Junior Cindy Karmelich was the main setter for the Stars, and Freshman Shawn Brunson showed most progress throughout the year by moving up to Varsity and playing in their playoff game. i m K h ' 1. God, please let me get this over. 2. Anytime you ' re ready! 3. Let ' s do the cha-cha! 4. Cheese! 5. Shawn Brunson sockin ' it to ' em. 6. On your mark, get set, . . . 7. Can we go eat now? 8. Where ' d the ball go? 9. Gee. I serve well! 10. Nobody wants to play with me. 11. It ' s mine, it ' s mine! 12. I ain ' t no ' brick ' ! Girls J. V. Volleyball 159
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A couple of the team ' s highlights were: beating St. Bernards and St. Monicas, finishing in 3rd place at the Mt. San Antonio College Invitational Cross Country Meet, and Luis had his own personal best time for a three- mile run with a time of 16: 12. The team finished at an impressive 4th place in the competitive Camino Real League with a 4-4 record. The team is looking forward to an even better year next season with returnees Barile, Braheem, Ponce De Leon, Glen, Reskusich, Tocco, and the Dukesherer brothers, Joe and Bob. x . s? .S-M it ■ 3 Crosscountry 161
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