Mountain View High School - Aegir Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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JV Volleyball BACK ROW: Coach Jennings, Cheryl Leak, Olivia IVIoya, Denise Diaz, Liz Messier FRONT ROW; Julie Arenas, Lorrie Palmer, Joanne Ramirez. The Junior Varsity volleyball team played well all through the season. Like the Varsity team, the JV ' s recorded tfieir best win-loss season in three years. The JV ' s, led by MVP Liz Messier, displayed good teamwork as they came from behind in 65 percent of their matches to tie their opponents and go into a deciding third game. Serving consistently for the Vikings were Julie Arenas, Annette Galindo, Cheryl Leak, and Renee Galvan. Demonstrating the combination of Bump, set and spike were Olivia Moya, Denise Diaz, and Lorrie Palmer, Joanne Ramirez, voted the Most Improved Player, also did a fine job on the court. 12S

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Varsity Volleyball BACK ROWrCarIa Hernandez, Linda IMickel, Monica Cruz, LuLu Hernandez, Coach Rey. FRONT ROW j jr iille Rnriri giip:?, Yvonne Dee Dee Davidson. With their fine spirit and excellent display of teamwork, the Varsity volleyball team put together the best win-loss record they ' ve had in three years of GIF competition. Highlights of the season included victories over Arroyo and El Monte in the first round of play. Outstanding players for the Vikings were Yvonne Moya, MVP, with her great sets, LuLu Hernandez with her fine spiking form, and doing a consistent job of serving were Terry Galindo, Caria Hernandez and Monic a Cruz. loya. ' ■. ' . .■■ iv.viSJ ' f?! 124 Yvonne Moya - Most Valuable Player

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JV Football BACK ROW: Coach Chavez, Art Rodrigue , Jerry Guzman, Danny IVIacias,( Freddie Ortiz)) Adrian Aguilar,, Cecil Rama?, Art Nava, Mike,Hammond. (Gilbert T amop Alfred Flores, Coach Dalton. 2WD ROW: Kenny Kee, Randy Blount, Roger Smi ' th, Carlos Ortiz,)GiIbert Adame, Jack Lopez, Gary Sanchez, Hector Par.edes, David Nava, Mike Walden. FRONT ROW: Larry Rosalez, Juan Castaneda, Mark Forbush, Andy Lopez, Mike Garcia Frank Lujan Ralph Potter, ()oe Reyes JJacko Romero Joe Connelly. - ' After losing two close pre-season games to Ontario and Gladstone, the JV ' s came back to win their next five games in a row. Leading the JV ' s through those wins were Gil Adame who improved every game at quarterback; Art Nava who proved to be the hardest hitter on the team; Gary Sanchez with good running and fine catches; and MVP Mark Forbush who had many great, game-winning catches. The team was well-disciplined, highly spirited and all the players worked hard, even in defeat in the championship game against Rosemead. The JV ' s played hard and never quit, which exemplified tlieir fine attitude. JV SCORES MV OPP. 13 Ontario 16 14 Gladstone 16 2 San Gabriel 8 Keppel 7 31 Monrovia 8 EI Monte 6 2 -Arroyo 12 Workman 6 2 Schurr 12 Rosemead 27 Garcia gaining valuable yardage. Co-captains Nava and Adame with Coach Dalton. Lopez hangs on for the tackle. 2b