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

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(LEFT) Varsity Soccer-B. CK PO ' .V; Roberto Sanchez, Bernardo Flcr .-s, jcse Luna, Juan Mendez, Martin Jiii!:. ' :;cz, Arturo Arteaga, Coach Ted jvlarur.r. . FRONT ROW: Refugio Gamboa, Alltel Ocana, Roberto Barajas, Fernando Pellegrini, Javier Mendez. MISSING: Jesus Aguilar. (BELOW LEFT) Coordinating the move- ment of the ball is Roberto Barajas as he keeps it away from the El Monte Lions. (BOTTOM) JV Soccer -BACK ROW: Tony Gamboa, Juan Garay, Mario Velarde, Jose Mora, Victor Navarette, Francisco F lores, Victor Garcia. FRONT ROW: Adrian Tejeda, Bernardo Meza, Juan Gonzalez, Jesus Martinez, Sergio Sandoval, Hugo Gallegos. (BELOW) Displaying the comradesliip present with a successful squad are Bernardo Flores and Roberto Barajas. ».- A|t» II J limS -M Af?iite ' V-3iSS ? v--i ' . ' ! ' 4ii A- ' %. M JV SCORES MV OPP Cantwell 2 El Rancho 1 2 John Muir 2 1 John Muir Workman 1 Hoover 1 ' ■ ' Mark Keppel 1 ' Monrovia 1 Glendale E1 Monte 2 Hoover 3 1 Mark Keppel 1 2 ' • ' Monrovia 4 2 ' ' Glendale 1 E1 Monte 2 Sports 87

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A Goal to Reach Winning seven straight games in a row sent the varsity soccer club into the season on the right foot. The team was largely composed of experienced players wliich helped to insure a successful squad. Highlighting the season for the squad was the Montebello Invitational Tourna- ment where they took the conso- lation trophy, defeating Bosco Tech and Workman High School, for the second year in a row. Making first team all -league was Javier Mendez, and Martin Jimenez made 2nd team all- league. Receiving the most valuable player award and 2nd team all- league was Angel Ocana, most improved went to Jose Luna, while Javier Mendez and Roberto Sanchez also re- (ABOVE RIGHT) Refugio Gamboa brings the ball back into play after a penalty was called. (RIGHT ) Contemplating a steal, varsity player Angel Ocana moves into position. ceived awards for their contri- butions to the squad ' s success. As the team ended a rewarding season with 9 wins, 7 losses, and 2 ties, they will be more hopeful for the championship next year. Performing with excellence this past season were the JV soccer players as they had an overall record of 7 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. Leading goal scorer was Tony Gamboa with 4 goals, followed by kick- ing specialist Carlos Guevara with 3 goals for the season. Goalie Victor Garcia received the most valuable player award for his outstanding efforts. 86 Sports

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(TOP) Varsity Basketball -John Lopez, Kelley Autrey, Charlie Gil, Alfred Flores, Tim Coats, Armando Rodriguez, David Maldonado, Greg Garrison, Joe Sanchez, Mike Folden, Augie Chavez. KNEELING: Coacli kay Fields. (ABO ' E) Up and in goes the ball on a shot by senior Charlie Gil. (RIGHT) Senior Greg Garrison makes two while being heavily guarded by the Matadors. 88 Sports