Los Gatos High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Los Gatos, CA)

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Field Hockey Hockey Has a New Beginnin 9 The hockey team had a great season this year after losing many seniors in l984. This has been a year of rebuilding, ex- plained Coach Honey Morris. Consisting largly of sopho- mores, this young team showed a great deal ofstrength and con- sistency. Hanna Levitz was voted Most Valuable for her outstanding skills on the Held. Stacey White was voted team captain. junior Loretta O'Donnell was voted 41' Most Improved, an outstanding acomplishment for her first year on the team. When asked what she would remember most about this sea- son, Coach Morris replied, Their enthusiasm, spirit, and their sense of humor. They had a lot of willingness to work. The team really pulled together and gained valuable experience for next year. RIGHT: Amy Brothers rests after a hard game. ii ABOVE: Varsity field hockey FRONT ROW: joe Zientek, Kathy Brothers, Darcy Zanardi, Adrienne Paolini, Stacey Arnedt, Stephanie Rimmer, Cathy Cotton, Court- ney Rastatter, Erica Carlson. BACK ROW: Kim Poitras, Meredith Whitaker, Loretta O'Donnell, Stacey White, Heather Lukes, Hanna Levits, Amy Paul, Coach Honey Morris. i821 Girls Sports a , --rf i f -- ' - Q 5 I , 't f 1- ' A,,..,n' I. , Q. ,. 1. B Q. gi 3 - 1 - I junior varsity hockey team. FRONT ROW: Sonia Hruska. Margaret Silcox, jen Campsey. SECOND ROW: Kara Munson, jenny Harder, Amy Brothers, Shannon Coker, Margaret Kiser, Charleen Neilson. BACK ROW: Stacey Arnett, Amy Berg- strom, Heather Clark, Leslie Hatch, Katie Ciaskill, Allison Cowin, jennifer jones. Assistant Coach Theresa Ostrander. , -Q f5,,. 'ggi Q Ss... , 'fir vi-1 , y -.1 jf' .,- -,Q -4-13-f-jfamf, . t.--mac '-1-W -.f fy 'T ' ,,., gffll ni. f ','.'i?:5 ' ' 4-l ,, . f .Mft ,fee-1 , 151' '. H f' -' ' - . . . 47713 , f,,,,.,g V F,13,L3?,.',?4ib,,fg'g1miJ-pm jen Campsy strains to see the action up field.

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.first 2 t .pi B, Scoreboard Los Gatos O Los Gatos O Los Gatos O Los Gatos 0 Los Gatos 2 Los Gatos 1 Los Gatos l Los Gatos 0 Los Gatos O Los Gatos 0 Los Gatos 1 Los Gatos 2 Los Gatos O Los Gatos I Los Gatos i Lynbrook 5 Monta Vista 5 Homestead I Westmont 2 Blackford O Del Mar O Prospect l Leigh O Branham 2 Westmont 3 Blackford O Del Mar I Prospect Z Leigh 0 it L 5' We 'ty hgh.: .ew '11 Branham I ' 5' L' V e .FA- L.G. players prepare to defend against the siege of the enemy. LEFT: Terry Himmel attempts a line drive down center Held. BELOW: Stacey White stops briefly to reasses the situation. Girls Sports! 183