North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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9-1 . . his 1ii ,Ai Sports 190 1 'HUT UW FIll. l'? Foul balls, home runs and line drives, these are the signs of spring on the windy NC field. The winds blow cold across the notorious Salt Flats at NC. More than a few right fielders have felt frostbite after a long inning during a cold March afternoon. With an unexpectedly good pitch- ing staff, this year's Varsity diamond cutters showed great improvement during the early season games. The 1. To give signals is one thing, to successfully transmit them is another. Coach Roberts knows his are easily understood. 2. Top Row: Coach Roberts, Glen Kamins- kis, Jeff Nelms, Jason Bigham, Lee Qui- senberry, Coach Souza, Middle: Paul Venosdel, John Samudio, Keith Parker, John Nieto, Andy Wilcox, Matt Haney. Bottom: Phil Salacup, Bernie Castenada, Mitch Spiers, John Green, Shawn Mari- kas. 3. Across the plate comes John Nieto for an other Condor point. s... xr record breaking cold winter snapper in late February, bringing spring rite of practice. Coaches Roberts am Souza felt their best player of th' early season were Mitch Spiers John Nieto, Johnny Sammvdio and Lee Quisenberry. These are not the only good peopli on the team, but they're the stars tha shined. .Rn r m I ,wr ,,,.. . G av. X 'E V 3

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. l'llIKE TIIIXEE, Ylll 'RE III 'l' Having an awesome season is not surprising for the '85 JV's, but it doesnlt just come naturally. Lots of hard work is involved in the prepara- tion for their games. One thing that I've really noticed is how much our hitting power has in- creased since the beginning of the sea- son said Tlna Garza, Lori Hazen hit a homerun at the game against Sa- linas High' a first for her. As for the coaching Mr Pleper is in his lst year as the J.V. coach but is doing extremely well. At practices it s quite obvious that he's used to coaching boys football rather than girls soft- ball. As for the Condor boys Steve Ol- vera is leading the way with a .500 batting average. Not only is Steve a slugger but he is accompanied by star players such as Bud Holllbaugh Elwood Williams, John Baloga and Bret Ervin Coach Ferrara knows that next years varsity team will be better than ever. Good job J .V. . .9 p E a t - sv sw Ns, .. as P Msg f ' . .. - i L ii.... AJ M ff s. M --was 5 ' rl-A, ' X ., ev 1 fs ntfzn,-...ruffwas-f 'L .,. W 5 miiit- , f ,,,, V21 QXXUDH MQQ 1. Top Row: Coach Marikas, Michael Phil- lips, Lori Hazen, Lara Whitimre, Dawn Roberson, Lisa Chaldek, Coach Pieper Middle: Becky Jimenez, Linda Chaldek, Annette Contreras, Rose Mary Con- treras, Lisa Trevino, Tina Wyatt Bottom: 192 Sports Dolore Lopez, Tina Garza, Cheryl Clark, Christine Lucero, Lorena Medina 2. Laying down the Bunt is no problem for Lor- ena Medina. 3. Ultis all mine! thinks Buck Alexander. ,,.. .,.., . a. , ,,,,,,