Clairemont High School - Calumet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Opponent Home University City SI 16 lo JoHa 21 44 Kearny 9 54 University 14 63 Mission Boy 17 48 Most VolaaMe Player Chris Box Most Improved Koykhom Rottonasinh Most Inspirational Carlos Armenia Cloiremont’s Varsity Wrestling team has been a consistent and raging success. Since three years ago when the team shocked the district and took CIF, Cooch Knupple has mode Clairemont a force to be reckoned with. An impressive league record for the past four years of twenty and zero accentuates this point. With many returning wrestlers, the team has been very ex- perienced. The tough and determined personalities of all the athletes have produced their third CIF championship in a row. Mario Cole and Chris Box mode an especially strong showing in CIF with their first place victories. Carlos Armenta and Ulisses Hernandez ploced second with Mauricio Espinoza and Juan Romanos taking third. The team hos mode Clairemont, and especially Coach Knupple, very proud. A finer group of athletes would be hard to find. Senior Chris Box deserves special notice for breaking two school records, for the most wins and the most pins. With athletes such as the just goes to show that Clairemont can't be beat! « oW pi HK4 I a »'■« ' loam hiefs pin 41-21 loss on Viking Top: Cooch Knupple, Carlos Armenio, Morio (ole, Ulysses Hernodex, Chris 8ox, Joime Cornell, Jeret Needhom, Acron Jomeson. Bottom: Frank Mortinex, Mowrkio Espi Oonny (houinard, Koykhom Rottonasinh, Juon Romonos. 92 STOUTS

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Union Among the (loiremont sports were the old and the new. Football was popular this year, and C.H.S., early on, looked like quite a team. With a good series of wins, the team seemed bound for glory until quarterbock lomont Jockson's jaw was injured in a game against Patrkk Henry. With the impart, he was out for most of the season, and so were the Chiefs. 8ut super-athlete Chris Box, who made history four years ago os the first freshman ever to ploy varsity football at C.H.S., wos thosen as Player of the Year for the Western League and First Team All-League. His participation in a number of sports, football, wrestling, trock, and basketball among them, exemplified the athletes' dedication at Clairemont. The teams might not have always won, but the athletes were out there, performing for o crowd or just a handful of fans. Soc- cer, swimming, basketball, bodminton, track, softboll and volleyball were among the possibilities. Wrestlers were tough, and water-polo enthusiasts got their first taste of the sport ot Clairemont this year. It seems the only common sport not of- fered at C.H.S. was girls' tennis (cancell- ed this year in favor of water polo)... SPORTS 91

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1. Frank breaks him dem. 2. (ooch, I got it all under control. 3. Hernondez disarms his opponent. 4. Carlos sticks to his man. 5. 8ox practices the pomr-Ht. STORTS 93