Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Girls ' Varsity Cross-Country Finishes Kristen Lawerence and Daria Costa warm- up for the day ' s events by taking a short jog- Neartng the finish. Laurie Erstad takes a deep breath to pull ahead- 76 Girl ' s Varsity Cross Country

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Streak Throughout Season Of ' 83 Although the J.V. tennis team didn ' t have the well known status of the varsity team, their scores proved how well they did throughout the entire season Winning thirteen matches out of fifteen. including the pre-league games, the team was experienced enough to maintain their own success and status. Head of the J.V. tennis team for the season of 1983 was Coach Chuck Feth. With his faith in the team and their strong effort during practice sessions and the actual matches, their step towards their goal of being on the varsity team drew nearer and nearer. Amy Auyang received honors for Most Valuable Player and LouAnn Barth received the title of Most Improved. Through lots of hard work and determina tion, the team, with a total of twenty seven girls, received the recognition that it deserved by placing first in their league. First Round N.V. OPP Edgewood 14 4 Workman 17 1 La Puente 14 4 South Hlills 9 9 Covlna 18 Second Round Edgewood 11 7 Workman 13 5 La Puente 13 5 South Hills 12 6 Covina 18 Full of intense movement. Susan Haines gives a powerful serve, smashing tfie ball into fier opponent ' s side of ttie court FRONT ROW Man Nakawatase SECOND ROW Tarra Wright. Janet Ike hara, Michelle Herman. Florence Salas, Amy Auyang. Marilou Tan. Mary Kroner THIRD ROW LouAnn Barth. Stephanie Mitchener. Jodi Fritscher. Kalhy Serdinsky, Amy Melrose. Debbie McDavid BACK ROW Irene Era zjer. Carrie Berrezueta. Tanya Barker. Stephanie Levis. Engelina Leihitu. Susan Haines. Coach Feth. Chrissy Hernandez. Chris Floch. Gail Kemp. Vicki Salazar. Diane Walker, Linda Stokes, Christi Burkert J.V. Tennis 75

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Off Season With Tremendous Victory This year ' s girls ' varsity crosscountry team placed second in the league, having won five meets and losing only one. They lost the meet to this year ' s toughest competitor, South Hills. Coach Greer said, They would have done better if they would have used their talents to the fullest. This season ' s girls ' varsity crosscountry Viking of the Year award went to Rachel Pala- cios for her outstanding achievements during the entire cross-country season. The Most Valuable Player award went to Kristen Law- rence for her remarkable achievements as well. The Most Inspirational Player was Laurie Erstad and the Most Improved Player from the beginning of the season to the end was Kim Romero. One of the team members, Laurie Erstad, stated, The most memorable thing about crosscountry was accomplishing something which I didn ' t think was possible. In reference to the season, Daria Costa said. If our team had more spirit and acted togeth- er as a group, I feel our team would have done much better. N.V. OPP. Charter Oak 23 34 Workman 19 38 La Puente 22 35 South Hills 37 20 Covina 22 37 Edgewood 26 29 PROMT ROW Barbara Teunisse. Lauri Erstad. Sessie Lorincz, Daria Costa SECOND ROW: Kristen Law- rence, Rachel Palaclos, Kim Romero. BACK ROW Kelly Mc David, Coach Greer, Lisa Tazza While stretching In preparation for the long race, Kim Romero and Barbara Teunisse discuss the upcoming race. 77