Monache High School - Monoway Yearbook (Porterville, CA)

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l J ALL THINGS IN TllVlE The introduction of Frosh-Soph wrestling has made it possible for many more prospective ath- letes to gain experience. Coach Marty Swindle, a former lVlonache Wrestling MVP .volunteered his time to the Nlonache Wrestling program and did a fine job in teaching these young grapplers the basics of wrestling. The Frosh-Soph is still an unofficial team. Nlonache, Tulare, Delano, and Tulare Western were the only schools to field complete teams . lVlonaches' team did a fine job, and the boys who wrestled gained experience for next year's J.V. team. Romeo Suan, Damon lVlcKinney, Chris Hill, George Rodriguez, Stan Jameson, Mark Havens, John Kennedy, John Bradley, Hal Roggenstein, and Ted Rafanan were consistent' performers . Mike Patton wrestled Frosh-Soph and J.V. Nona 48 IV ona 14 iona 31 ona 24 iona 36 ona 49 iona 54 C C C C C C C Exeter 23 Nlt. Whitney 23 Woodlake 6 Tulare Western 36 Delano 25 Porterville 18 Tulare 15 Damon McKinney, Stan Jameson S0phisticated Lady They Didn't Believe Me ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Romeo Suan, Billy Harrison, Ron Meneses, Chris Hill, Bobby Hill, Mike Patton. ROW TWO, Coach Marty Swindle, Mike McCue, Hal Roggenstein, Kevin Lisenberry, Mark Havens, John Kennedy, Ted Rafana. NAPA if it R eef. .Q Q Q ll i . .. - ,. 'gee 3? 1? 'A 51 A 11 Y -. r l FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING

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HHOLDIN' ENI DOWN cf ff? T S ' s - J l 4 W 41 .,,, 0 I r I L if . 1 es, , 1 Q nfs. 'T J E ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian McNutt, Monty Pierson, Juan Maldonado, Ron Meneses, Sergio Buelna. ROW TWO, Bobby Hill, Tim Whitlock, Steve Cowan, Mike Patton, Mark Della, Hal Roggenstein. ROW THREE, Jeff Brown, Jim Jameson, Tim Dennis, Bruce Sarr, David Williams, Neil Jones. The JV wrestling team was fortunate to have some experienced wrestlers on the team this year. The juniors were Bruce Sarr, Jim Jameson, Tim Dennis, Steve Cowan, Juan Maldonado, and Neil Jones These matmen could be counted on for wins, which were often pins . Freshman Brian lVlcNutt got every league match off to a good start by beating his opponent. Sophomore Ron lVleneses did a good job filling at in 112 . Coach Vinson stated that some of these wrestlers could be good varsity wrestlers if they dedicated them- selves to that goal. One For The Money Did You Boogie? LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Mankins, Becky Repp, Linda Johnson, Sharon f J, ,se-sf Jones, Stacy Graham, : N ffagf-1,,., NOT PICTURED, Darcy Barker, Lori Badders. J S l.V. WRESTLING, ke 2 ' gs, K T , asaffgl' NJ - ,, .E 4 A Coach: J erry Vinson

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I GET A KICK ff- ka . Tk Wg- T aa JL V, Qt Lkikk Q I' ,, E! l, W ' 'i T 'T' I if ROW ONE, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sal Ordorlca, Abec Salazar, Jaime Felipe, Juan Gomez, Daniel Diaz, Freddy Martinez, Ernie Salinas, Jesus Hernandez. ROW TWO, Salazar Espino, Tomas Rico, Jose Espino, Paul Alba, Juan Davalos, Juan Gamboa, Eddie Espinoza, Eddie Tanguma. ROW THREE, Silver Rodriquez, David Stolle, Mark Huntsman, Jose Flores, Jose Lopez, Henry Salinas, Mark McKinney, Tim Doyle, Gary Stewart, Ruben Linares. M-I Q The Nlarauder soccer season was a disap- pointing one, as they finished with a 2-8-2 record . The majority of the season was spent X trying to find a replacement goal keeper for Andy Rico, who left the team after the first three games.fGary Stewart and Marla Mc- inney were ine rep acements wit lVIc- Q Kinney turning in a fine performance against 6 Delgno, after beinlg njoved there from a for- war position ont e .V. team. Tomas Rico X -I and Jesuqs Hernandez both suffered knee in- 4 x juries w ich prevented them from playing in 'A -5 the last six games of the season . Jose Es- ' 4 , I y 1 r pino turned in the best performance of any ,v J G ' Q Marauger in lVl.onalche's hEtory,fand'weIIook f orvvar to seeing im In t e pro esslona A 0 games. We saw a junior varsity team tnon- Q f' XA f ' -Y: ki league sanctioned? which showed a great M I - - deal of promise for the coming year. Do You Know Where You're Going SOCCER