Chula Vista High School - Scroll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL: Manager Ed Walston, Assistant Coach Harold Meredith, Ramon Ruelas, Rick Hillsbery, Todd Stoddard, Louie Gonzales, Alex Almarez, Craig Wilson, Bernie Consol, Herbie LaMadrid, Coach Mike Collins Manager Steve Nash. ; FIRE DRILL xiT TO SOUTH END OF STUDENT PARKING LOT NONLEAGUE 63 Serra 64 (Overtime) 56 Torrey Pines 68 52 Granite Hills 50 63 Mt. Miguel Vide 57 Bonita Vista 56 60 Mar Vista 46 59 Montgomery 63 48 El Capitan 59 Sa Co ronado 50 42 University 61 73° Mt Miguel 66 LEAGUE 51 Co ronado 63 a7 Sweetwater 80 53 Marian 43 68 Hilltop 80 60 Castle Park 51 66 Southwest 64 53 Bonita Vista 67 60 Mar Vista 49 50 Montgomery 63 '63 Hilltop 67 as Coronado 62 ie Sweetwater 102 47 Marian 43 84 Castle Park 43 ay Southwest 54 BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS: Jeannine LaVoi, Lorri Wore Teresa Scriminger, Janet A1itkenhead, Christine eSs. 72

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' { | } j ee eee Morris jumps up for a block. Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team finished sixth in the Metro Conference with a 7—11 won-—loss record. The team was led by most-valuable player and number-one setter Cindy :Harris. Hard work and good hitting by Seniors Teri Brown, Joanne Kellar and Nancy Hedderson added pun ch to the team. The Junior Varsity, led by Hope Muroka, finished the season with 9 wins and 9 losses. The JV, a team of mostly sophomores with good attitude and depth exhibited great potential for next season. JV VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: lst Row: Debbie Yepis, Leslie Napier, Laurie Johnson, Nancy Hedderson, Joanne Kellar, Issie Kruegel, Anna Morgante, Coletta Germa@mo, Teri Brown, Cindy Harris, Lori Morris. 2nd Row: Kim Daffara, Hope Muroka, Rachel Pacheco, Rachel Gonzalez, Kathy Orth. 3rd Row: Yolanda ee Moreno, Mégr. Peggy Hedderson, Mgr. Julie Satterlee, Coach Debbie Daenzer, Coach T. Wood, Kim Mathis, Debbie Torio, Sheri Davis, Mgr. Patty Johansen, J anet C ortez, Minnie Codhina, Tami Potter. GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL IN ACTION: Page 170, Lower Left: Coach Daenzer Sives the team a pep talk. Lower ’ Right: Joanne Kellar gets set to pump the ball. Page 4% 171, Lower Left: Collette Germano prepares to serve. : Lower Right: Tami Potter serves. Upper Right: Lori

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| | Todd Stoddard leaps for rebound. The 1978—79 Spartan Basketball Team was a very young club. Two sophomores and two juniors ‘started. Only one ‘senior was able to crack the starting five. The team finished in 5th place in the Metro League and showed ‘signs of championship play by winning their last three games of the ‘season. Coach Mike Collins expects this ‘streak to continue next season, as seven of his top eight players will return in a bid for the Metro crown. Individually the team had its outstanding players: Todd Stoddard: leading ‘scorer (13.5 pts.), top freethrow ‘shooter, Most Valuable Player and Star News All Metro 2nd Team. Craig Wilson: Co-Captain, assist leader, and 10.6 points per game, Louie Gonzales: averaged 10.8 rebounds 12.6 points, and was Honorable Mention All- Metro. Herbie LaMadrid: Co-Captain and the team’s Best Defensive Player. FINAL BASKETBALL STANDINGS LEAGUE OVERALL WwW CL .PF PA W L PF PA Sweetwater 17 = 1 « 1444 =«973 24 3 2044 1465 Coronado 16 2 1075 = 877 22 4 1501 1286 Bonita Vista 13 5 1109 934 18 9 1640 1428 Hilltop 12 6 1219 1056 15) WN 1735 1592 Chula Vista 9 9 1033 1087 12 14 1482 1548 Marian 7 VW 929 947 11. 17 «1427 1494 Montgomery 6 12 962 1143 8 15 1187 1408 Southwest 6 12 1013 1175 7 18 1304 1603 Castle Park 2916) 6930) 1098 3 21 1255 1606 Mar Vista 2 16 814 1133 2 22 1694 1512 Alex Almarez pushes in two points. Miwon = i i 2 “a, peel a ( we