Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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Cross Country Golf KunninK full forco Sophomori- .lamif Pierie strives to finsh first at a cross country meet. At Walter K. I n(j lake in the Invitational Pierce placed first in the J K ' ris division, l-hoio Ht Mauil ' ' ' l l ' Goir Team: John I ' owcll. Coach Rusty Wallace. A.. I. Foulois Bandera: 1st Trophy Varsity Bobby Ciome 2 Joe Loretl 7 Joe Onleveros •) Danny Gomez 1 1 Joe Smith 1.1 Sean Peters 22 Eddie Castilla 24 Jamie Pearce 7 Gonzales: Varsity Boys 2nd Trophy Bobby Gomez 4 Joe Onteveros ) Joe Smith 1 2 Eddie Caslilla 1 7 Sean Peters J.V, Boys 4th Tim Pena 7 Jimmy Oreano 10 Rolando Garcia 14 Steve Tooley .18 Thomas Cross 4 1 Varsity Girls Jamie Pearce 2 New Braunfels: Varsity 2nd Trhopy Bobby Gomez .1 Joe Loretl 10 J.V. Boys 4 Sean Peters 8 Jimmy Oreano I I District I 7 4a: Varsity 2 Trophy (Georgetown) Bobby Gomez 2 Joe Oreano 9 Joe Lorelt 1 1 Joe Smith 12 Eddie Castillo 15 Danny Gomez 1 7 William Laakc 2.1 J.V. Boys 2 Jimmy Oreano 4 Tim Pcna 5 Front Row: Coach Andre VanGeem, Jo Loretl, Kddie Costillo, William l.aakv, Jaime Pearce. Ron 2: Bobby Gome ., Jimmy Oreana, Shav n Peters. Joe Smith, .loc Orlaueres. Kdward Vasques. Rim .1: Thomas Cross. John Ia-c, Sieve Tulty. Arlandn Garza. ParinR himself thouKh the Decker lake course, sophomore Thomas Cross ran in the Austin Invitational Cross Country meet. Phmo B) Miulr hill Layout By Fred Duck V I 1.

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Participants enjoy sports despite size The golf and cross country teams set being the best as their season ' s goal. In golf, players concentrated on get- ting a little ball in the hole. Cross country runners pushed to the limit for the best time. But, one thing was the same in both sports — participants had to enjoy what they were doing. The cross country runners worked together as a team. In the end this paid off. They went on to compete at the national regionals meet in November as well as going to state competition. This was the best cross country season as far as the team was concerned, coach Andre Van Geem said. Team members were aware of the sacrifices that had to Judging (he angle of llie green, senior John Powell estimates how hard to hit the ball in order to gel it in the hole on the first putt. Pholo By Maiuie be made for the good of the team. Cross Country is a sport that takes a lot of guts. You have to love the sport to be in it. We would run five to six miles in first period itself. I ' m just grateful I was able to go to regionals twice and na- tional regionals, captain Ed- die Costilla said. Golf is another team sport. And the team was small, but they made up for it in de- termination. Golf is a very challenging and relaxing game. It is very enjoyable to play but can be very frustrating sometimes. The best golfers are the ones with the most skill and pa- tience, senior John Powell said. ■ -■ •- %■ 112 V Golf Cross Country Sports

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Varsity Volleyball Hitting the ball over the net, junior Fixing to spike the ball, senior Susan Wendy Lutz goes back down to the Cole goes up for the hit. Phoio by Magg.c floor as the rest of the team prepares Eihs for the next return. Photo by Maggie EIUs r- Back Row: Kim Greiveldingcr, Susan Cole. Lyneile Whitley, Stephanie Whiiley, Christine Sellers, Wendy Lulz, Ingrid Whitley, Coach Cindy Gee. Front Row: Paula Houston, Celeste Hoffman, Dora Hernandez, Roni Hernandez. Lisa Hutchinson. ' District Games 114 V Varsity Volleyball Spoils