El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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 The Freshman Basketball Team fielded the largest squad with over twenty-five players. With Mr Keith Osborn at the helm, the Frosh were competitive through what proved to be a losing season. Most im- portant was the fact that many of the players received equal playing time and devoted hours to sharpening their skills and executing disciplined strategy. Success on the freshman level is not based alone on the won lost column, but also on the players' improvement, attitude, and experiences. Some of the more talented Freshman included Chris Kusk, Leonard Kicker. Jeff Gibbs. Manny Grijalva. Mike Wilson, and Ted Ros- nagle. Frosh Basketball- (L lo R) Top Row- Coach Osborn M Grijalva L.Ricker. J R Cade. T Rosnasle, Bottom Row-C Boulter. M.Wilson, S.MacleoJ, C.Rusk, J Gibbs Freshmen start another game SPORTS

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 s o Jl H I hit yrjf Sophomore Bitkrlbill Tram had a hard time staying dotf to their opponent Coach Bill Ruffntr t charger «pent mott of the season looking for a success- ful formula to use on the court Outmanned beneath the board the Charger relied on outside jump shots, guard penetration, and a fast tempo of play to put points on the scoreboard |ohn Lombardi led the Sophomores in scor- ing. freshmen Mark Walker and Andy Dick contributed from the wing , and Brian Weiss fought for rebound k Si|4wfflom are hoi t T hooi lor two Sophomore»- ll lo KI Top Ro»»- H Pul S.Flynn SSuifjC' T Maroon R Writs, K I rr ( each Rutlnn Bottom Ro» - I llulirr I lumbar Ji D Mayer . A DtL M. Walker I Quigley J W ..Umber SPORTS I lathy 11 tah

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i 1 p s i T Y W R E S T L I N G llm year the Charger ' wrestling program i k a turn for Coach e B. , VW JAl Jones The Var hrd third in the League FmaN held at Third place finisher» respective weight classes were George Jacobo. John Nieblas. and Frank Picket Don Kemp and John Strockis took second-place honors while Todd Wise and Keith Mosby took firsts and advanced to CIF too