Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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SOPHO ORE tow 1: R.Mondry, L.Delgado, l.Bunker, T.Patterson, T.Brungard, M.Camero. Row 2: B.Peters, H.Hippler, Gibson, B.Hotaling, j.Fahrney. Row 3: B.McKinley, G.Hahn, M.Toledo, T.McKillip, S.Beckley tcoachl. ophomore basketball, coached 1 Steve Beckley, had a disap- inting season. The team did n't rform as well as expected and tained a record of 2-12. Lead- g the team in scoring were rry Brungard and Harold ppler. Bra Peters, center, and b Mondry, forward, showed eat promise. Tom McKillip was e best rebounder. Terry Brun- ird and Harold Hippler, along itlgcgill Hogalingfi made up the nc oneo t e eense. Over- , the Sophomores were a fine oup that fou ht hard all year. nese players should be a credit Northview's basketball teams the coming years. Scores . . . Gladstone . . Milliken .... California . . Covina .... Temple City Claremont . Azusa ,...., Charter Oak Workman , . No ales .... Baldwin Park Bassett .... Rowland . . Azusa ...... Charter Oak Workman . . No ales ...A Balgwin Park Bassett ..., Rowland . . 33 . . 29 62 . . 26 78 60 62 . .50 46 . ,51 cancelled 52 .46 57 39 57 .51 53 . 35 44 .39 35 .41 54 .30 53 .45 38 . 37 47 .36 66 - 37 48 .50 43 .35 55 . 39 Kar, 3 Coach Beckley discusses strategy with team. - Bill outreaches Bassett. nag Who's got the ball? Basketball 207 E

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- 1... A kk, .- S Vikings press opponent two on one. Pierre Cruz flies for basket. Team captains meet. l ' ' junior Varsity basketball wer undefeated for 9 games befor losing to Workman by tw points. lohn Yellon and Pierr Cruz led the team in scorini Freshman Bob Courter was a so an outstanding shooter. jii Escobedo and Eric Morriso were the main rebounders. Th team finished their outstandin season with an excellant 10- league record, putting them i second place. The l.V. tean coached by Mike Nelson, ha the best win-loss record of a the basketball teams. With th possibility of some of thesl players on the team, next year Varsity shows much promise. Scores .... ....... N Gladstone .... 39 .47 Covina .,.... 37 .4 Temple City . . 52 .5 Claremont .. 68 .6 Charter Oak . . 56 .53 Chino ........ 46 .4 Azusa ........ 32 .36 Charter Oak . . 47 .5 Workman ..., 49 .5 No ales ...... 41 .4 Balgwin Park 53 .6 Bassett .,.... 37 .4 Rowland .... 44 .4 Azusa ....,... . 67 7 Charter Oak . . 42 .5 Workman .... 70 .5 No ales ,..... 63 .6 Balgwin Park 58 .7 Bassett ...... 43 .2 Rowland . . 60 .5 206 Basketball Row 1: l.Walter lmanagerl, B.Courter, P.Cruz, D.LaValley, l.Yellon, T.Genovese, S.Ro-K 3 well. Row 2: M.NeIson fcoachl,-j.Bodet, M.Skahill, B.Barber, j,Escobedo, .E.Morrison, gggyy

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FRESHMA Row 1: G,Skahill, K.Rogers, S.Sidore, l.Priddy, R.Miller, l,Weaton. Row 2: I,.ChristCoachl, Myasilchak. S.Dudlevf B.Dearmond, Dlindgren, l.White, G.Gillespie. 'G Of - if K Viking shoots freelthrow. 208 Basketball loe Weaton raises score by one. Coach jerry Chris felt that thi Freshman basketball tear showed more potential than an Frosh team in the last five year jeff White, averaging 14 poin a game, making 600fo of his fiel goals, led the team in scorin and rebounding. Followin close behind were Greg Girl lespie and Don Lindgren, ave aging 11 points each. Forward joe Weaton and Mark Vasii chak, and guards Ken Roger and Greg Skahill, all showe outstanding ability. The tea averaged 53 oints althoug they made only 500!a of the free throws. Winnin their la 5 games, the Frosh fgnished u league action 9 and 5, in thir place. Scores NV Gladstone ..l. 44 46 Covina .,.... 59 44 West Covina . , 44 52 Covina ll..l. 45 41 South Hills . . 43 35 Azusa ......,, 39 36 Charter Oak . . 40 38 Workman .... 50 52 N0 ales ..,... 42 57 Balgwin Park 34 58 Bassett ...... 57 53 Rowland ,... 56 42 Azusa ........ 70 69 Charter Oak , , 44 42 Workman .... 42 61 No ales ...... 57 65 Baldwin Park 30 63 Bassett .,.. 34 52 Rowland , . 46 57