Junipero Serra High School - La Mision Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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1. Despite the many obstacles in his way Michael Grigsby runs for a touchdown 2. After playing offense, Tom Hairre takes a break and watches defense take it turn 3. The offensive line discuss a play as they go against San Diego High School 4. JV Football Team: Front Row, 52-Skip Cahill fmanagerl, 51-Clint Mister, 23-Doug Jones 81-Dan Lowrey, 18-Matt Wilson, 69 Ron Lord, 22-Joey Brooks, 72-Max Lambky 55-Thomas Hairre 53-Phil Ferrell 41-Eric Picou, ll-Chris Rodgers and 70-Michael Stinnent. Row 2 Coach Colin Cann 66 Ernest Mathews, 7-Geary McCall, 28-Mike Grant 82-Michael Hill 75-Fred Ick 25 Rick Goulet, 42-Mark Allen, 32-Ken Willoug- by, 54-Rudy Delosreyes, 36-Doug Sawyer, 1- Fmnk Spaniol, 29-Michael Brooks, 44-Michael Grigsby and 40-Arthur Ojeda. Row 3, Coach Larry Watson, Coach Mark Humphrey, 71-Tony Aguilar fmanagerj, 68-Brad Swchartz, 62- James Sabbs, 84-Kevin Young, 49-Steve Baab, 60, Tony Swanegan, 61-David Miles, 56-Paul Guay, 65-Jim Hunter, 73-Keith Kleis, 20-Ray Rosales, 79-Richard Hubner, 26-David Bematz, 83, Eric Apple fmanagerj, Coach Don Wadsworth and Coach Ron Torretto. Bow 4, 63-John Soderberg, 77-Mark Muerrens, 47- David Ina, 74-Walter Doyals, 33-Butch Bonot, 88-Steve Fales, 89-Steve Williams, 50-Rick Davis, 76-Jim Soderberg, 17-Eric Runyon, 78- Tom Vanbebber and 24-Michael Moses. 42 Athletics

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Q's First Season A Frontier First athletic season was not an immensly successful one, but one that gave teams a chance to get organized. A lot of students went out for sports, some unexperienced, others previous athletes from other schools. All wanted their teams to do the very best in the struggle for the Western League Titles. It was not an uncommon sight to see teams practicing on weekends or even during holidays. These athletes wanted to better themsleves as they attempted to win. Advantages of being a new school were such items as new uniforms and equipment. However, disadvantages were present also. In the beginning of the fall season both the volleyball and badminton teams had to play and practice in Balboa Park until the completion of the gym. The swim team also encountered problems as they searched for a pool. One was found at Copley YMCA. Athletic teams took all problems in stride and continued to do their bestg co-operation and team work played an important part. The first season was one that was mainly a leaming experience as athletes learned about the thrill of victory and agony of defeat. It was all a stop as athletes kept movin' on... mm' ' ft :iff y g ,f Alt I i1 'Af f141ff1Zf'g52,' I paw, Egg. , fthe, ftlffwlv ,i!4Wt'g1iib- .Z gg 111.2 ,g,.ii'7if5 i V Jn Ti lil, hkfqiv X .T dfhkmwffyl' 'VTR' i'ai53iReewa1l!91lgmsW 5.-gwwvvwiqf j Qs. 'in itsimiia 'W W Warm re W, W' tv l ' lv ' -' ' ' MW 2 A A fill f ll A it 2 :J ' I 'f'7TTE ' 5 ' if Li 4 , I fx- , ,Jia rr: .4 0' V 115 X fa ,g QE A f fi ' Arai. 1. -lamp f' --fiiEfi5ig -i f ' ti Q lgik fl? s iw .- 1. ff- 2 X in

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Football Kicked f 7-1 Season Although the whole Conquistador football team did an outstanding job, top performers were Joey Brooks, Michael Grigsby, and Tom I-lairre, Max Lambky, Ron Lord, Danny Lowery and Tom VanBebber. These gladiators contributed a lot to the team and helped with the excellent record of 7-1. Football 43