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

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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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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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Varsity Has Very Successful Season Guided by 2nd year Varsity Coach Charles Johnson and his assistant coaches, Kenny Johnson and Jeff Johnson, the Boys ' Basketball Team won the Camino Real League B Division with an 8-4 record. The team depended on Craig Johnson, who led the team with 20.8 points a game. He also reigned the team in assists and steals. Paul Hobus was another team leader on the floor, using his height to ad- vance the team in rebounds and blocked shots. During the course of league play, op- ponents tried to cut down on Craig and Paul ' s abilities. But another Star emerged by the name of Richard Aceves. Rich had a season high of 17 points against St. Monica. Also emerging on the scene was Jumpin Joe Dragich, who played excep- tional defense. Next year. Coach Johnson will be depen- ding on Mike Doktorczyk and Paul Gaines to lead the team to the half-pennant. These two players were among the team ' s leaders in points and rebounds and should take the team to the division title again. Top to Bot L to R- Coach Kenny Anderson, Mike noktorczyk, Paul Hobus, Devon Davis Coach Charles Johnson, Danny Stevens. Mia. Rov : Steve Trainotti, Joe Dragich, Paul Gaines, Trace Parham. Bot. Row: Scott Parham, Rich Aceves, Craig Johnsori. Not Pictured: Coach Jeff Johnson, Paul Martinez. We Opponent I Milikan 3 Warren -If, St. Paul Downey Miralesl 58 Alhambra ' Brethran ) Arroyo 4 Muir 83 Cantwell ' 5 B. Montgomery ' 9 Murphy ' 6 VerbumDei ' 89 St. Monica ' Salesian ' Cantwell ' St. Bernard ' 54 Murphy ' 66 Salesian St. Monica ' oi St. Anthony ' 69 St. Anthony 12 - Wins Losses - 10 ' — Camino Real League Games 162 Varsity Boys ' Basketball