Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Steve Beckley did an ex- cellent job in training and readying the Frosh for their games. This year was Mr. Beckley's first year coaching at NVHS. He was assisted by Tim Alley who is an alumnus of Northview's football team. As they worked with the freshmen, many of the players proved to be very capable. Tim Carrico and Ken Rogers showed great strength as the season went on. Their record of 4-5 placed them in 3rd over all in the Montview League. Next year should be a very successful year with these fine athletes making a strong Sophomore team. Scores NV Covina 20 O South Hills 36 0 Workman 6 0 Bassett 6 12 Azusa 'I3 14 Baldwin Park 8 'I4 Charter Oak 14 6 Nogales 0 'I4 Rowland 14 6 FRESHMA Knock 'em down! The aftermath of a freshman play. First Row: D.Giertz, T.Camasta, T.Carrico, S.Sidore, l.Card, S.Craig, M.Herrick, l.Sarver, M.Fetcho, l.Carney. Second Row: 4 G.Avilucea, M.Mullaly, D.Fowler, D.Browning, F.Trogden, L.Culver, D.Bruno, D.Walling, M.Ferguson, M.Robertson, M.Nixon. Third Row: S.Agopian, R.Nadel, M.Dias, R.Strayer, B.Worman, M.Hontz, R.Singh, M.King, G.Paley, T.Dance, K.Davis, Fourth Row: M.Vasilchak, T.Woodward, K.Rogers, M.TyIer, G.Mayer, Coach Beckley, K.Hemsley, K.Goolsby, M,Wallace, R.Zeigler. Football 197

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196ll5ootl5a ll SOPHU Second Row: DtDavis, j.Farney, E.Krug, D.Bowman, S.Pulle'n, G.Babakitis, P.Cruz, lL.Smith,lli.Berns3 M.l.ispi, Rjvlercer C-.Hahn, R.TraCy, l.Peseone, T.Copping, D.Balazs, C.Freeman, T.Ferris, W.Nichols, R.Sanchez, Fourth Row: 'B.McAlpine, K.Kuntz rnan,,l.Esser, B.B,ouskill, M.Chisum, P.8lakeIy, B.McKinley, Cr.Shepherd, G.Tarbush, D,LaValley. 1-,,u, ,, 1- .I When we et 'em, we et 'eml ood!!! S S 8 The Sophomores experienced a trying and disappointing season which ended with a 0-9 record. Even though they had no wins, the team still fought on with great determination. Despite their rec- ord, the team showed fine ability with Dean Day and Doug La Valley standing out on both offense and defense, and jim Esser and Dan Balazs alternating as quarterback. In his first year of coaching, Rick Wilkes led the Soph's through many hard practices and games. Bill Mann, who assisted Coach Wilkes, helped in training and pre- paring the team. With a little more practice and experience, the Soph- omores should develop into fine varsity players. Scores NV Covina 7 6 South Hills 2 O Workman 46 0 Bassett 24 6 Azusa 34 0 Baldwin Park 14 8 Charter Oak 16 0 Nogales 28 0 Rowland 21 8

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First Row: Bob Dunlap, John Fetcho, Eric Freed, Ron Azelton, Coach Greer. Row: Doug Best, BitlQlMc-Pherson, CharlieLQMcCa-in, Greg Gfifllespige, Kegn Best. if - -.1 1 lfnnl 198 Cross Country ' ' 'u'1'vr Varsity Cross Country had their most successful season in four years. The team ran against tough competition to compile a 4-4 record, putting them in fifth place. Although this was Maury Greer's first year of coaching, he did an impressive job of providing the proper training needed. The harriers were led by Bill Mc- Pherson, Eric Freed, and Doug Best. All three were strong runners and re- turning lettermen. The team showed substantial improvement which will help to make an even better team next year. Scores' NV Covina 34 24 Workman 40 19 Bassett 17 39 Azusa 40 19 Baldwin Park 24 34 Charter Oak 48 15 Nogales 39 17 Rowland 15 47 Mr. Greer had all the qualifications necessary to direct the j.V. Cross Country team to a successful season. Besides his own experience in Cross Country, he had a fine squad to work with. The harriers ran long distances each day in preparation for their meets. Coach Greer often accom- panied them to keep in shape for his own CIF running. The 1.V.'s produced a 4-4 season, an improvement over last year's record. Led by Ken Best, Henry Best, Brian Curley, the l.V.'s gained experiences which they can use as Varsity hope- fuls next year. Scores' NV Covina 32 24 Workman 27 28 Bassett 15 50 Azusa 33 16 Baldwin Park 18 50 Charter Oak Forfeit Nogales 38 17 Rowland 15 46 'The position each runner places determines the number of points he receives. The team with the least number of points wins.