Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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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

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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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IS I 5li Team Through Successful Season This year ' s girls ' varsity tennis began prac- ticing late in the summer. With this early start, the coach felt that the girls ' perfor mance would be good at the beginning of the season. As their season began, their hard work paid off. Winning their first game of the season against Edgewood with the score of 15-3, the girls and coach looked forward to a great season. From then on, they proved to be a tough team to both the coach and the com- petitors. Practicing from 2:00430 each afternoon, the girls worked on everything from serves to lobs. As the season came to a close, they fin- ished the season with an 8-2 record in league. Tying with South Hills and Workman for first, they entered C.I.F. competition with a posi- tive attitude. Winning their first C.I.F. competition against Quartz Hills, the coach felt they would do even better against their next com- petitors. And better they did, the girls placed up to the eighth seed in C.I.F. Leading the way were Sherry Mitschke and Diane Romero as doubles and Justine Heinze in singles. The three girls and their skills took them to C.I.F. individuals. At the end of their C.I.F. season, Mitschke and Romero were named Vikings of the Year and Heinze was awarded Most Improved. Showing steady form, Nancy Ikehara smashes the ball across court by a swift movement of her arms PROMT ROW Kim Stanfield. Maria Anonas. Justine Hemze BACK ROW: Janine Freeman. Nancy Ikehara. Tonya Hernck. Coach Ki kunaga. Michelle Bodily. Sherry Mitschke. Diane Romero. Maricar de Guzman Varsity Tennis 73