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

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(LEFT) Varsity Basketbali-BACK ROW: Becky Moreno, Isabella Charieij Connie Rios, Lome Palmer, Pat Cordovi. Kathy Criswell, Coach Liz Smoot. FRO. T RCW: Theresa Lopez, Julie Meza, Clorjp. Barrei-a, Cindy Van Haasen. (BELOW LEFT) Going up on a jump ball is center Lorrie Palmer, giving Mt. View the advantage. Sports 37

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■ I: :i- i 4 k ' ihiilil:! ©fl M , f j fj (ABOVE RIGHT) JV Basketball-BACK ROW: April Munoz, Charlene Kong, Liz Mata, Robin Harris, Gaby Rodriguez, Jackie Sarabia, Yvonne Perez, Karen Leonard, Coach Doreen Garcia. FRONT ROW: Margie Hernandez, Kathy Gonzales, Gloria Delgado, Dee Marsh, Rachel Mejia, Lourdes Barrera. (BELOW RIGHT) As the Viking offense takes over, playmaker Lourdes Barrera brings the ball down the court to set up the first play. (BELOW) Liz Mata prevents the opposition from scoring as she guards the basket. MW f .-i £¥l New Coaches Give Team New Look With an average height of just 5 ' 5 , the girls ' varsity bas- ketball team took off like a bullet enroute to their best season ever, under the guidance of new coach Lis Smoot, Playmakers Becky Moreno and Gloria Bar- rera led the Viking attack, while the outside shooting of guards Kathy Criswell, Pat Cordova, and Nancy Vasquez gained many crucial points for the team. Height was provided by centers Lorrie Palmer and Isabella Charles, with Theresa Lopez, Julie Meza, and Cindy Van Haasen outrebounding their op- ponents to give the squad an edge on the boards. The return of alumnus Doreen Garcia to coach the JV ' s helped them break past performance records as a new supply of freshman talent improved the team ' s overall basketball skill. 96 Sports

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Matmen Finish Strong Beginning the season as a strong contender for the league title, the varsity wrestling team lost dual matches to Mark Keppel and Arro- yo to dash its hopes of briiiging home a league championship. Des- pite this, four grapplers made their mark in the record book by cap- turing individual championships in their weight classes. They were: junior Memo Jasso (136 lbs. ), junior Art Nava (157 lbs. ), senior Earl Freeman (168 lbs. ), and junior Adrian Aguilar (178 lbs.). Unable to cap a fine season (he placed first in the Santa Fe tourna- ment) with a first place finish in league, sophomore Mario Paredes established without a doubt his de- termination to win as he finished the season with the best win-loss record in the school ' s history (14-2). Art Nava posted a 16-5 record, with 13 of his wins coming by fall. Others with fine perform- ances were Memo Jasso (15-6) cuid Rick Jimenez (12-7). (TOP) Having control over a Schurr Spartan is Earl Freeman who ended his season with a 14 win -6 loss record. (ABOVE) Varsity Wrestling-BACK ROW: Earl Freeman, juan Castaneaa, Victor Adame, Coach Daye Smith, Tom Reyes, Victor Dovalina, Eddie Martinez Cecil Ramos, Adrian Aguilar, FRONT ROW: Art Nava, Mario Paredes, Dale Fike, Rick Jimenez, Memo Jasso. (RIGHT) On his way to first in league is junior Memo Jasso. 98 Sports