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versity track d This year's Varsity Track team ex- perienced severe difficulties in trying to fill all of the events. Their main strength lie in their middle and long- distance runners. Middle distance runners were coached by Tony Ger- bino and Doug Biedenwig, while Torn Maier took care of the sprinters and other events. this year's team. They took the place of eight graduates. After gaining ex- perience, this fairly new team would make a strong showing in CIF. The Dolphins were looking forward to CIF competitions and possible re- cord-breaking performances by their top runners in the 440, 880, and mile events. Many promisirg freshmen joined I ' 1 i t 4 Left to Right, Back to Front: Kim Simmonds, Christine Terry, Laura Rodrick, Mina Esfahani, Amy Moeller, Mazi Gailard, Rachel Laffer, Su-Pei Li, Stasa Prodromides, Karen Bae, Erika Haines, Jessi- ' ca Davis, Lucy Rosental. Left to Right, Back to Front: Eric Gorman, David Herne, Ken Sopp, Michael Clarke, Peter Cho, Geoff Gates, Eric Kucherer, Doug Bieden- I wig, Matt Bauer. SEE DAVE RUN. David Herne, member of both track and cross-country, about to reach the finish line. NATURAL BORN LEADERYV Monique Parker pulls Eway from the pack while participating in a meet. varsity track 201
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vfi H,-,Zin We 43 H.,,e.a.?,...af... A cross country race consists of a 3.2-miie course over varied terrain which is run in anywhere from 15 to 18 minutes. Runners are scored ac- cording to their finishing order, from 1 to 14. The scores from the top five finishers of each team are added up, and the lowest team total wins. The Academy hill course is consid- ered the most devastating in the Prep League due to its steepness and many sharp turns, which make it nearly impossible to figure the posi- tion of other runners on the course. The boys team produced a winning record, and one of the highlights of the season was an upset victory over Poly, which finished scored in League, and a loss to number one- ranked Webb by one point: 32-33. the boys finished 4th in CIF despite losing top runner Eric Puchner to in- juries midway through the season, and had a strong showing in the Mt. SAC Invitational. Eric Puchner and Alison Schmidt, the only seniors, leave behind a legacy, and coach Eric Muirhead feels that next year's top runners could break the course re- cord of 17 min., 20 seconds. 200 cross country J3' I elf , ,,,, FOUR MUSKETEERSH!! Chadwick's male cross-country team holds the first four positions in a race against Wind- ward. , if I H EXHAUSTIONB Senior Sonja Henrik son cools down after a toiigh race at thi Mt. SAC Invitational. fix ' 55' . - V' ' in is -' si u k Q wx L f r . Q ...R , s i Q 'si ' . : , . - I -- k i 5 In Mi kfyiisi. . in K A Qu: ltii ffw im .r or ' rg , '55 W ' We ,so c : . L I V - ,. Left to Right: Sonja Henriksen, Michael Clarke, Geoff Gates, David Herne, Coach Eric Muirhead, Kenneth Supp, Monique Parker, Christine as Cunning- ham . Missing: Alison Schmidt and Eric Puchner. ,..-nq,,,1 -s..v-..o--
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varsity basketball Due to the Basket- ball team starter, Senior F the the pre- season, losing games to ing Hills and Before going to San Francisco for the Chet Carlisle Classic the team started to pull together, only losing a very close game to the 4651 ranked 3A team, Palos Verdes. In San Fran- cisco, the team played well going to of close such as Roll- the before being by a After and starting Prep things looked up. With an 8- tured the League Championship, earning a C.I.F. playoff berth. Cap- tain Charlton Jackson provided strong leadership throughout the season, leading the team in scoring and rebounding. the team cap- , .t ?4 N15 1 - Y -'Q . , ,r 1 H , 2 A 'N . ., ' ts..z,, i ,- ., ff - t, , f- p v ig , - .f . f'-', ,- -T Mfaeef --5 'Tier'-fa he ' ' -'Y , Q we ,Zi r ' . U Q 1. fi I ' M- ,, icrifffi, -. , X- .N Q. 1-G 'T 3 l EES lg.-.li 'aff . . J. ,J fl...-' x...-f ff, ' ,Q V' Left to Bight, Back to Front: Dennis Brown, Mike Faller, Sam Hitz, Larry Wil- liams, James Haines, Wenny Miao, Bobby Sil- verberg, Charlton Jackson. fu X fx Q y rw 4,,ft ,t , 'gi 7 9 i 6 E UEXCUSE ME, SID! Charlton Jackson PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!! The Varsity Basketball The Bop lays one up for two in prac- 202 boys' basketball Team scrimages during another long Saturday practice ses- UCB- sion.
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