Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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i And Determination, Gain League Titles J.V. Pre League N V Opp San Gabriel 20 20 Upland 6 14 Royal Oak 16 9 Arroyo 7 2 Bellflower 26 League N V. Opp Edgewood 42 7 Workman 36 La Puente 37 South Hills 14 23 Covina 36 26 FROSH Pre League N V Opp San Gabriel 14 Upland 28 Royal Oak 22 6 Arroyo 26 6 Bellflower 27 League Edgewood 28 Workman 46 La Puente forfeit South Hills 13 Covina 22 24 After a stunning run down the field bring ing tfie Vikings closer to a goal. Tony Vi- tacca is tackled by an opponent. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Don Kennard. SECOND ROW: Jeff Willison. Raymond Pala cios, Guillermo Rojo. Mike Lyndes. Mike Vickers. Rick Ybarra, Kevin Garcia. Man Mapramook. THIRD ROW: Mike Rintzier. Chris Alva. Ruben Ybarra. Jason Ashton. Larry Anderson. Troy Webb. Bob Lent. Jeff Plante. Charlie Horta. Steve Weir. Neil Guyer. Stanley Farrar. Samuel Silvey. Brent Walra ven FOURTH ROW: Coach DeRosa. Chad inline. Jose Anonas. Paul Foley. Harold Mora. Sam Hernandez. Shawn Atchley. Donald Mahlke. Dan McClain. Michael DAmbrosio. Mike Mead. Charles White. Brent Dolan. Ronald Brown. Dave Steiner. Hector Arcinicga. Mark Carruthers BACK ROW: Carlos Rose. Mike Ayala. Phil Cox. Tony Vitacca. Steve Piel. Claude Berthert. Chris Whaley. Nick Delia. Erick Denny. Anthony DeGeorge. Lloyd Burgess. Fred Olsen. Tim LaKose Frosh Football 71

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J. v., Frosh Football Teams Show Spirit Both the J.V. and freshman football teams had very successful seasons this year. The J.V. team started out slow, but after their first two games, they became almost unstoppable. Coached by Paul Tuba, spending two or three hours a day practicing with Assistant Coaches John Aceves and Joe Gonzales, the J.V. team continued the winning streak, until they played South Hills, one of the toughest teams in the league. They went on to defeat Covina, and finished the season second in league. Though they lost to South Hills, they played well and learned to cooperate and work together to achieve a goal. Long hours of practice with Don Kennard and Mark Carruthers and strong coaching by Rich DeRosa, helped the frosh team shut out four teams, one by 46 points, and intimidate another team into forfeiting. Their most diffi- cult game was not against tfie esteemed South Hills, but against Covina, as the Vikings went to their last game with an undefeated season and the Colts went with only one loss. Morthview needed the win to become league champions and they played well, showing team effort and spirit. The score stayed close until the Colts barely won 24-22, leaving Co- vina and Northview League Co-champions. Diego Benitez starts the game with a kick off to the Workman Lobos. J V FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: John McFarland, Robert Gomez, David Anderson. Richard Kelly. Tim HInson, Coach Paul Tuba, Mike Lee. Eric Pierra, Brian Tragarz. Sam DeGuzman, Eric Wentzel SECOND ROW: Paul Mead, Mark Reedy. Robert Dey, Jeff Beatty, Art Sanchez. Walter Matsundo, Troy Black. Mike Harrington. Andy Fess, THIRD ROW: Robert Winbush. Cody Matthews. Mike Cordona, Fred Salas. Mark DInlsl. Dan Sullivan, Greg Quintanilla, Joe Pena, Bill Tararcek. FOURTH ROW: Danny Nichel- son. Luis Anaya, Jerry Cole, Steve Porter. Chuck Klingbell. Burt Wolf, Dana Peter- son, Mike OLeary, Ron Ybarra, Jeff Leach. Don Wallace. Assistant Coach John Aceves BACK ROW: Bernie Cabral, Kevin Saxon, Tod Farrar. Diego Benitez, Bill Prescott, Fernando Volonte, Ronnie Merritt. 70 J.V. Football

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Determination Carries Varsity Tennis Watting anxiously. Maria Anonas steps for- ward to prepare for a return drive. Practicing in the afternoon. Janine Free man awaits her turn to send the shot to the opposite side of the court. First Round N V. OPP Edge wood 15 3 Workman 9 9 La Puente 15 3 South Hills • 6 12 Covlna 14 4 Second Round Edgewood 16 2 Workman 10 8 La Puente 18 South Hills 12 6 Covina 15 3 72 Varsity Tennis