San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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People always talk about football or basketball players. Well, what about swimmers? Annette Herzberg was one of the swim team ' s most valuable swimmers. Annette started swimming about eleven years ago. She said. My mom made me start swimming. At first I hated it, but through the years I have learned to understand swim ming. At one point I quit because it was getting boring, but I ' m back strong and am really enjoying it. Annette earned many awards during her years at San G. In the ninth grade she received second place CBL, in tenth she was third place CBL. in eleventh grade Annette was first place CBL and was also named most valuable player. Annette was also a member of the tennis team, where she won first place CBL; she was also a member at large, in CSF, and a member of Sobobans, and aqua athletics. Annette also swims for the San Bernardino Valley team. Be- tween the two teams, Annette practices about four hours a day. She also plans on swimming for college. Swimming takes a lot of time and determination, and it ' s a great sport for anyone to get into, commented Annette. Right: Tracy Rudnick competes in many different events, one is the 100 backstroke. The 1982-83 Girls swim team: First row: Tracey Rudnick. Therese Senn, Lorie Miller, Donna Nakaguma, Annette Herzberg, Lisa Forte. Second row: Jennifer Robinson, Leslie Duke. Lynn Howard, Stephanie Nash. Cheryl Opperman, Donna Eshelman. Catarina Coehlo, Chris Mills Third row: Sharon Thies, Pat Phermsanghgam. Moira Donahue, Jennifer Craig, Lisa Ross, Michelle Kiger, Sherry Kichson, Sandy Dumas. 1983 Girls Diving Team: Karen Penney. Bottom left: When the referee shoots the gun, swimmers must immediately dive off the blocks. Stephanie Mash practices good techniques during practice. Bottom right: Edging out her opponent, Sherry Dickson wins the 50 free. -%;

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Swimmer excels in CBL play iy i, if ' ■ ' v , Above: Working on the timing of her butterfly stroke, Annette Herzberg improves her time by two seconds. Above left: Perfecting her inward dive is Karen Penney- Left: Michelle Kiger takes an early lead in the breast stroke event in a match against Romana. $ San Gorgonio Ramona Cajon Colton Eisenhower Redlands Pacific Fontana Colton Eisenhower Redlands Pacific Fontana Opponent

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Junior Varsity gears up for exciting season After long, hard tryouts and several cuts, San Gorgonio ' s JV baseball team was ready for an exciting season. They worked hard conditioning and working on their skills. The players did a good job keeping their field in excellent shape. Almost every day the team could be seen working hard and devoting their time and energy to build a better squad. In the beginning of the season, they started off very well by splitting a double header with San Bernardino High School. San G played quite well for an opening game. A lot of the players thought they would have a great team because of both their skill and enthusiasm that was demonstrated at the games. John Greswit, the head coach, and his assistants, Harold Southworth and Jerry Franklin, did a great job helping each player perform to the best of his capabilities. Jeff Solis said, It was a good season, thanks to the coaches and all of the people who came out to watch. A 3E 4$ g - ' € ijgjj Top: Pitcher Keith Lopez winds up for a fast ball to strike out a Pacific batter. Above: Sliding for the bag to escape the tag, Troy Bouschet is caught in flight. Right: Eying the ball, Rob Cacurak swings for a double, which scores two runs.