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

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Cross Country l l i A r Cross Country Goes All the Way T The girls cross country team did an outstanding job this year winning all of their meets. They easily ran through an undefe- ated season in League, not even resting for League Finals. They were Region Three Champions. They needed to do well at CCS to go on to Nor-Cals, so they took first place. Arriving at Nor- RIGHT: Ann Wimmer appears confident as she maintains her lead. FAR RIGHT: Melissa Foster, Therese Fisher, and Monica Daley lead the pack. Cals, they were ready to com- pete a victorious season. Again, they emerged champions. Monica Daley was voted MostValuable. Darcy Parker, and lennifer loslin shared the title of Most Improved, and Most ln- spirational went to Ann Wimmer. H 'V is 'V ' 1:3 ,P li- 3 '- . Q 5 A.. -- .. - -- uf . 'fi . - . -l v PQ, af g ig, , M ,V 52 P :Q,.,:, .VJ Y ti,f,,,,' K .1 1 .. ,, W , ,.,., , ig D . . 3? 1, '35 'rfr fi 4 gf, 1 if as 1 ,xiii .-:fl 4 K. X.. Varsity cross country team. Coach Harmatz, loy Upshaw, Monica Daley, Ann Wim- mer, Stacy Harmer, Carina Axelson. Therese Fisher, Melissa Foster, Sandy Wroble, lennifer loslin, Darcy Parker. 192 X Girls Sports l 4 rg I ,, is y. ,' 0 - lA f 1.1! P . . . , , A l i if Ugg ik' tl ',2Il1j 5 1,3201 A , . .Q 1 A' .4 A 4, I I -, 'V fgu., V r junior varsity cross country team. Kirsten McDaniel, Kari Crompton, Nicole Kami johnson, Nina Kogut, Terri Mainko, Dana Shepard. 1 I I l r 4 'i

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Track Sprints Ahead with Technique The girls track team concen- trated on improving technique this year. Members could be found viewing video cassettes which outlined correct form and techniques for track and field events. While perfecting their skills, the girls continued their winning record against opponents such as Leigh. The team was strongly favored for a league champion- ship and also hoped to place well in CCS. Those goals were well within reach as the team was led by outstanding seniors Kathy Brothers, Rachael Lester, Therese Fisher, Melissa Foster, Stephanie Cooper, Sophie Ahl- strom and Shavon Collins, as well as many other talented members. -r it ,ff Rachael Lester and Kelly Goldsborough prepare to enter the starting blocks. 194 X Ciirls Sports .N M - 3 in 13:45 Heidee Ruiz waits for the iudge to sig- nal her to start. g f: A A ' I . .V . ' ry -c 1 -v r, v K- - 1 3, 1, fa VA as ,,, J R gym k 1 1 S ' V . r Q Girls track team. FRONT ROW: Kirsten McDaniel, Tristin Green, Celeste Pereira, Kathy Brothers, Shavon Collins, Kristen Nedom, Breanna Baggett, jennifer loslin, Darcy Parker, SECOND ROW: Kay Henshall, Sonny Kluge, Terry Himmel, Kirsten Schipper, Debbie lsbell, Gigette Adams, Carla Philbrick, Heather Lukes, Kelly Theisen. THIRD ROW: Terry Merinko, Alison Cowan, Deanna Perry, Eileen Hughes, Rachael Lester, Carina Axelsson, FOURTH ROW: Tracy Lumby, Therese Wood, Stacy Harmer, Kathy Palaniuk, Sofie Ahlstrom, Shannon Mister, Therese Fisher, Ann Wimmer. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Cooper, lodie Slack, Alisa Wade, Vicky Gundunas, Kelly Goldsborough. SIXTH ROW: Sabrina Moran, Erica Carlson, Courtney Rastatter. BACK ROW: Stacy Kuehnis, Lezli jensen, Heidee Ruiz, Karrie Rexford, Monica Daley. Not pictured: Melissa Foster, Phaedra LePiane, Lisa Lechuga, Liz Kosich, Aryon Shakeri, Kim Stan- ton, Kristen Evers, Michelle Spomer, julie Cordoza, Nina Sower. 'vw-hung... J T . app' We fa, fit' ,Wi-V-ilfsfgr ,, e.j.,,:,, fv- mama, tiii V---: i-pW,, . ai dill .. M,-wana 4, L . -M , Therese Fisher nears the finish line., ii ,i l i l il il l i ,r ll I l i l l l r i r l