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

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Q's Passed, eceived 'Goal ' Serra, as is customary for new schools did not compete as a varsity team but as a junior varsity. To the surprise of many, they were not an easy team but one that made the other established teams stand up and take notice. The Conquistadors took on many first rate schools and came out on top. Victories were attributed to their quick speed and their long lasting strength and vitality. The Q's defensive line held many teams from scoring and eventually helped cause the shut out of five games. The Conquistadors came out of the season with a 7-1 record. That was a fairly outstand- ing record for a new school. It usually takes years to develop a fine team. Many of Serra's accomplishments are due to the coaching exper- tise of Don Wadsworth, Ron Torreto, Larry Watson, and Mark Humphrey. The Q's were a fairly large team consisting of a few seniors as well as some freshmen. Next year Serra is looking forward to a strong and competitive team with a majority of the team members coming back. 44 Athletics

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Swimming for Q ,S l Although the season was a winless one, the girls swim team gained regognition for being one that always tried and who never lost their spirit. The team practiced hard everyday after school at the Mission Valley Swim and Racquet Club. All their efforts seem to fail however, though part of the problem was due to the fact that onl seveteen girls went out for the sport. Because ofy this the team raced in only junior varsity competition. Most strong teams had between thirty five to forty members so Sl-IS was no match Coach Kris Mallory devoted many hard hours assisting the girls. When asked how she felt about the team, Mrs. Mallory expressed the opinion that they tried hard and the team did the best possible job they could have done. She also stated that she would like to see more students next year to make the team stronger and more victorious. u,-rf. ., ., ......M,M.f., , ww- 1. ,W . . g .. . . ' ,, ,,: .V , K. V tiirt ' ,iii ,ici . . 252. g.Q.wwxgwg,Q..,,,r.3b , W ,Q vis, ml -fry. - f W aevtf W rf. . fe-m,,,r,, if., . .,-W. -. ff J' f :...Q-wslwi . 1 , , 3, , N V, 5 .qefgii..g , yfg ,,. .V A' f , ., 'MQ' 55 is , , . A I Y i H. -iam - - . - .-fsasgv.. f A . - , i -,wir if ' ,wi V- - N. , . wrrfiti sq, i',..aeE zf51L ifsftm .Q i riigiw x tfwgi'-'5 . -'qvigzbczi 3 .:' -5 RP. f vers- 'f sf ,,.- 'W f...gfg 'f :k, f i 'ii' ,--' Y ' -Q ,W ,. W A J V .,...,., ---i M in 46 Athletics - ,'-. I ..,.