El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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qw .arm -...'f' . , . Q M-. NH 17' Q? . M417 awww-aw .V if 5 was f' nother successful year was in store for the Junior Varsity Girl's swim team. long with a future for a successful sea- son was also a lot of tough competition, but the girls did their best as always. Although it was a young team this year, there were many outstand- ing first year swimmers and many returning J.V. swimmers which helped to increase their overall strength. Junior Dana Vallez commented, It was hard work, getting ready for swim season, but Mr. Bowman did a good job in preparing us for the meets. Sophomore Jennifer Hallgarten said, lt can be hard, but if you go in with a positive attitude it doesn't seem as hard and it makes a difference in how you swim overall. Positive attitudes and hard work are both certainly im- portant in getting ready for heavy competition, but since the J.V. girls had both, they didn't have too many problems. When asked at the beginning of the season how he felt the girls would do, Coach John Bowman replied, As long as we have strong swimmers who offer a lot of tough competition, anything's possible. 3 Varsity swimmer Nicole Kessler, rapidly moves her arms to get to the finish line in the 100 back' 145' 'M-nf 3.42. SSS-siimrm X . '55 i stroke. Nicole was a key swimmer on the Varsity team. Swimming the butterfly down the length of the pool is Beth Facione. She was one of the many newcom- ers to the J.V. team this year. The 1988 J.V. Girls Swim team, from left to right, top row, Gigi Liang, Leann Brown, Jennifer Huff, April Duple, Beth Facione, Jeanette Shaw, Dolly Dorius, Dana Vallez, Christy Rach, Amy Crow, Middle row: Satu Larson, Natasha Lancastor, Bridgette Paddock, Jennifer Halgarten, Jen- nifer Stelley, Bottom row: Karen Hude, Nasiema Abdullah, Kate Griffith, Raschel Mereness. gf I' Junior Lucy Hung practices hard , on her breastroke during workout. ul . ,. Q or,, This was her second year on the A-,I rvv.. , , , , team. ge 51.1, 1. i g New S, '--.. aww., ...,5Bs -1 1988 J.V. Girls Swimming: ED 51 El Toro 89 ED 111 Pasadena Poly 4 ED 79 San Marino 61 ED 107 Katella 18 ED 26 Los Alamitos 114 ED 69 Loara 71 ED 84 Cypress 54

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