Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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.V. SW M CHAM S Pictured left to right, Bottom row, Terisa Estacio, Denise Bortz, Shari Keeth, Cindy Guesnon, Robyn Smith, Linda Kavanaugh, Colleen Burk. Second Row, Joanne Brisbin, The Junior Varsity Swim Team has won the cham- pionship for the third year in a row. Top swimmers this year were Terisa Estacio, Debbie Morris, Joanne Bris- bin, and Denise Bortz. Most Valuable award was given to Terisa Estacio and Joanne Brisbin. Colleen Burk re- ceived Most Dedicated and Most lmproved. Teri Potter Teri Potter, Charlene Langley, Denise Brown, Laura terer. Third row, Coach Soderman, Suzanne Ruthi Bull, Delores Bortz, Tami Bally, Kim Goroum. DQ on -flqm lt's cold Go T UA

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GIRLS VARSITY ASKETBALL TU' UGS tex Pictured above, left to right, front rowg Jane Robin Heinemann, Tracy Birdwell, Cindy Hall. Robello, Barbie MacDonald, Therese Ortiz, Back row, Coach .lack Boterenbrood, Laurie Vero nica Mitrick. Middle rowg Kathy Gomm, Lemke, Rena Wack, Laura Ezell. I Laura gets it again! Jump Higher! This years team was com- prised of four sopho- mores, six juniors and one senior. Although, they were a young and inexpe- rienced team they were championship contenders throughout the season. The team won the Sports- manship Trophy at the Acalanes Tournament and Laura Ezell was selected All Tourney at the Califor- nia Tourney. Rena Wack broke Terrie MacDonald's school scoring record of 31 while playing against Memorial High School. She scored 32 and was selected Argus Prep of the Week. With the hard work, dedi- cation, and team unity that this young group pos- sesses, next years team should end up in the win- ner's circle. mx If xr

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RSITY SWIMM NG Pictured left to right, Bottom row, Bonnie Williams, Terry Ford, Linda Domeier, Casey Lincoln. Second row: Chris Baker, Vicki Putman, Donna Domeier, Tammy McKay, Coach Soderman. Third row: Kim Barker, Cindy Ford, Vicky Kendall, Julie Cotter. Social hour? , 1 ix , ,NNN Yi v t-lfff I :, ' '- N .lg ,JL I in L, . ., t- , X . ,g , , . L 'Sidi We 1 if . i If l 1. . if ' A 5 5 lc pta- le- -f n:na:li!lhn:y 1Egjf -vr-, T ,gn 1v1my,F:,l en ,.., 'V ' v , +- ..4': 4-A ewxix ,., ' 'X 5 4 -il A .. I' .X Wi.. h w, s A I 1 Q CLC fi . ff .. 'X J' ' my ,V , 9 :i f A-.5 R ., w xi M LK ska- .. 0 .4 ,ftzr-'W ' M A K ,- -re mlfrf., , . - t Go for it! The Girls Varsity Swim Team had a good season this year. They won five meets and lost two. The girls had tough competition from Washington and Mission. Irvington fin- ished third in the league. The Most Valu- able swimmer, for the fourth year-in-a-row- was Vicky Kendall. Most Dedicated was Cindy Ford and Tammy McKay. Most Im- proved went to Linda Domeier. Other top swimmers were Julie Cotter and Kim Bark- er.