Carson High School - Palomino Yearbook (Carson, CA)

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WHAT YOU CEE IS WHAT YOU GET This year ' s CEE Basketball team had a good season, winning 6 while losing 4. They ended their season by placing second in the Marine League. Their success on the court was the result of a great team effort under the guidance and direction of coach Park. The most valuable play- er, recognized by his skill and ener- gy, was Rudolph Esguerra. He led the team in scoring and rebounds. 1 L-R: (STANDING)-Coach Park; R Esguerra; A. Da is; T. Lynum; T. Williams; . Pharris; D Ramsey (Mgr.); Coach Samala; (KNEEL- ING)-R. Santonil; I. Azares; U. Demetillo; 5. Hwang. 2. Hey! Where is everybody? 3 lerr dribbles down the court. 4. Shooting for two is Rudolph. 5. Anthony Davit, displays his famous jump- shot. CEE BASKETBALL CARSON OPPONENT 51 San Pedro J4 68 Banning 63 45 Narbonne 66 68 Gardena 49 71 Locke 57 73 San Pedro 40 71 Banning 78 ?fl Narbonne 49 59 Gardena 61 89 Locke 52 WON 6 -LOST: 4 ■TIE:

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BEE BASKETBALL TAKES LEAGUE! Carson ' s Bee Basketball team fin- ished the season by winning the 1983 Marine League Championship. The team was undefeated with a 10- record. Thanks go to Coach Park for outstanding guidance. Plays by Hyon House who lead the team in most points and rebounds, added to the Bee ' s success. Besides being cap- tain of the team, Hyon was also cho- sen as the Most Valuable Player. Lending a helping hand were sen- iors Eric Fukushima, Danny Guzman, and Tony Seneadza. Congratulations to all those contributing to the team ' s success. I oel Llaban out jumps Nar bonne tor the ball 2. Hey. give me some elbow room here! 3. Determined to score again, Hyon House drives toward the basket leaving everyone behind. 4. Danny Guzman knows he has 2, as he goes up for a jump shot. 5. Kneeling (L-R): R. Paz, A. Dasca, Coach Park, E. Fukushima, D. Guzman. Standing (L-R): H. House, R. Bbert, S. Younker, T. Seneadza, A. Williams, L Russell, N. Llaban, C. Joor, D. Ramsey (manager). EE BASKETBALL CARSON 55 98 47 82 57 58 66 53 71 71 San Pedro Banning Narbonne Gardena Locke San Pedro Banning Narbonne Gardena Locke OPPONENT 42 43 39 62 53 47 56 36 68 60 WON: 10-LOST: O-TIE:

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TWO FOR THE HOOP! This year ' s Girls ' Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball teams were coached by Ms. Biando. The Varsity had a rather young team, consist- ing of one sophomore, four juniors, and two seniors, whereas Junior Var- sity consisted of mostly sophomores and juniors. The returning players for Varsity and Junior Varsity were Rosemary Ebert, Aofia Leafa, Vanessa Johnson, Phyllis Taylor, Catrina Anderson, and Debbie Suluvale. Varsity offensively and defensively dominated each game they played. One fine example was the game against Manual Arts, the number one rated team in league play. The Colts were down by ten points, but with strength and outstanding teamwork, the Colts managed to trounce the Toilers, with a final score of 46-43. Other teams that the Mighty Colts dominated were Gardena, Banning, and Jefferson. Though the J. V. ' s did not have the same success as the Varsity, next year ' s team should he promising. I jo ' .ic Balta ar renting the defense. 2. Catrina Anderson reaching high tor the tip off. J. Vanessa Johnson grabbing the rebound. 4. Front: Vanessa Johnson (Back Row) (L-R): Josephine Baltazar, Carmen Rendon, Phyl- lis Taylor. Not shown: Catrina Anderson, Aofia Leafa, Rosemary Ebert. 72