Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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GIRLS' J.V. SWIMMING GIRLS' JV SWIMMING: Top Row: Becca Steincamp, Janne Swint, Stacey Smith, Nicole Martin, Sheri Brown, Katie Gerteis, Mica Martin, Anna Kitajima, Amy Breez, Lisa Alameda. Second Row: Crissy Conich, Sandy Baughman, Tammy Whitmore, Laura Boris, Wendy Robinette, Kim Grogan. Third Row: Candice Anderson, Shelly Chandler, and Johanna Mangiola. .Wy 41.1, fa' 4 jv .1 2' . I-5-N., g ' 4 li' --AV. .. f bf -'--if ., t - Muff - , s .. '-- A . 'iw V .-nu-,3,f' ' A' W ,.- . . ,Q -. . fr 'MM +- Slicing through the water, Katy Gerteis leads MSJ on to another victory. SEASON SUMMARY The i986 girls' -junior varsity swim team, in the inescapable Mission tradi- tion, had another successful, victory- laden, and fun season. Key swimmers Shelly Chandelier, Candice Anderson, Katie Gerteis, Sheri Brown, and Nicole Martin played impor- tant roles both in the team's victories and the maintenance of spirited atti- tudes amongst their teammates. Coach Jan Frydendahl also contri- buted to the success of the team, guid- ing the girls to an impressive record of six victories and no losses. His leader- ship and the swimmers' skill and enthu- siasm provided for an exciting season. l2l

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BOYS' J.V. SWIMMING .r. W .I A 1 . rf'- QQ?- BOYS JV SWIMMING: Top Row: Andrew Adamson, Randy Stuart, David Council, Greg White, Jeff Radack, David Sherrod, Mitch Williams. Second Row: Mike Greenberg, Tim Gilbert, Todd Luchesi, and Derek Anderson. SEASON SUMMARY fl fl , -6270? ln keeping with the winning tradition t of the Warrior swim team, the I986 Wm boys' junior varsity swimming team mm' took first place in the league this year. mana' Coached by Jan Frydendahl and Bob Gould, the team benefitted from the gui- dance and expertise of these two men, and the unity, spirit, and skill of all the team members. There was a great deal of talent on the JV team this year, as well as a great deal of depth. These two factors were partly responsible for the Warriors' win- ning season this year and, in all likeli- hood, they will lead Mission San Jose's boys' junior varsity swimming team to yet another league championship in I987. Jeff Radack and Andrew Adamson support Dave Council during his daily collapse. 120

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VARSITY BADMINTON ., 4+ 1 1 .ll . JW. .- 4 VARSITY BADMINTON: Top Row: Alisar Santiago, Julianna Spisak, Neil Patel, David Ziegler, Jen- ny Jost, Gretchen Golz, Stacey Foss, Shelly Reed, Dana lngebretson, Nikki Aaronholt, Robert Fer- rante, Ralph Ritchie, Erin Jones. Second Row: Kerri Winters, Kristie lVlacWilIiams, Dawn Lowry, Rob Thomsen, Lori Burgess, Cynthia Yagi, Long Nyugen, Anu Krishnaswamy, Janet Caires, Faith San- tiago. Third Row: Gary Ouizon, Clay Brechter, Aaron Unger, Lev Kirshner, Spencer Crouse, and Rich Lee. SEASON SUMMARY With hope of a promising season, the Var- sity Badminton team experienced a rough start with early losses to their toughest com- petition, Newark-Memorial and Irvington. Hindered by inexperience the young team held its own, nonetheless, throughout the remainder of the season. Despite their disappointing record, the team played quite well, abetted by the ex- cellent skills of veteran coach Mickey McBride. Key players included Gary Ouizon, Rob Thomsen, Anu Krishnaswamy, Dawn Lowry, and Kerri Winters, in singles, and, in doubles, Lev Kirshner, Faith Santiago, Janet l Caires, and Alazar Santiago, all of whom contributed to Mission's many victories. 4 .eggs Senior, Jenny Jost smiles and awaits the oppos- ing team's serve. l22