Ontario High School - Onca Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Pearce, David W. Fqypvf .4.'x -Nqnww-5-'.m 1---vi .- v-,W - -... - 4-Q, 1976 ASS 1975-76 LaBono, Toni A. Lawson, Delorce J. Ledesma, Dorothy M. Lopez, Cornelius Lopez, Gus E. Lopez, Peggy L. Lowry, Bryan D. Lyons, Mary R. Macias, Flora A. Mann, Gwen A. Manning, Janet R. Marchan, Tommy F. Marez, Barbara A. Markley, Terry W. Martinez Annie Martinez, Arthur L. Martinez Candy J. Martinez Donald P. Martinez, Ricky Martinez, Ronald P. Martinez, Serena M. Mason, Joanna L. McCarthy, Connie A. McClanahan, Marty Medina, Gerald R. Melendrez, Armando B. Melendrez, Jenny Mendez, Fred E. Michael, Scott M. Michaud, Cathy A. Mijares, Vivian Miller, Renee M. Molles, Mary Moreno, Lidia S. Morgan, Jack E. Moser, Leroy E. Nalley, Linda G. Navarro, Frank R. Navarro, Sylvia N. Neely, Rick B. Nelson, Keith E. Nunez, Valerie L. Olinger, Diana L. Olivas, Roberta Ormonde, Joseph F. Ortiz, Juan J. Paez, Silvia V. Parrilla, Georgia J. Pashich, Paula S. Patterson, Richard G. Pendleton, Andy Perales, Ruben G. Perez, Michael E. Perez, Tina Province, James C. Quiroz, Pedro C. Ramirez, Juan M. Ramirez, Leonor M. Ramirez, Rene Reichmuth, Joseph Reigenborn, Sue Reyes, Mary Jane Rhodes, Frank M. Rodriguez, Regina Romero, Rachel G. Romines, Sharon E. Salazar, Lavette Salazar, Roseann A. Sanchez, Freddie Scott, Stephanie L. Serrato, Bennie Severns, Lucinda L. Shaw, Timothy P. Shultz, Cynthia A. Simpson, Robert L. Slagle, Jerry C. Slone, Charles L. Smith, Alan Smith, Carol L. Solis, Gloria T. Sorenson, Roxanne D. Spevacek, Debra M. Stembridge, Kevin E. Stilwell, Terri A. Stitt, Karen L. Sullivan, Linda M. Sutton, Kathy A. Tapley, Patty G. Tarango, Yvonne M. Taverna, Frances L. Taylor, Michael C. Teresa, Ross R. Thatcher, Cherlyn Timmons, Deborah F Todd, Dorcas M. Torres, Daniel G. Towler, Kristine L. Traister, Celine D. Tucker, Karen Vargas, Lorenzo C. Vasquez, Sylvia J. Vasquez, Yolanda Venegas, Mary L. Vicario, Katherine E. Vigil, Freddy Ward, Pamela E. Warren, Mary L. Warren, William O. Wiersema, Suzanne C Williams, James E. Wilson, Doug E. Witt, Jerry E. Wood, Ricky Woods, Anthony ... ...-- .,... -.M .-

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V .May 21,1976 Page 7 Girls to leove Solfboll, Boslcefboll Coach Swieca's varsity softball team is losing two senior athletes. Silvia Vasquez, shortstop, and Kathy Vicarrio, second base, are leaving the team. The two girls lent their talent and abilities to the team in all their efforts for a winning season. Congratulations girls and good luck to Coach Swieca and next year's senior softball players. Mabel Fiske was the only senior athlete on Coach Dean's varsity basketball team this year. Fiske's efforts as center on the team aided the team in its bid for winning scores. Congratulations to Mabel Fiske and Coach Dean. Good luck to Dean and next year's senior athletes for a winning season in 1977. Seniors Aid Bociminfonileonfi The O.H.S. badminton team had many senior athletes who will not be returning next year. They have helped O.H.S. win its matches many times. Two such teams are doubles, Debbie Caupnik and Marcella Gonzales Cwho is a juniorbg and singles, Mable Fiske. Both of these teams are going to C.I.F. to enior Girls Participate Coach Claudia Smith's agette tennis team finished eague action November 6 with a -4 tie in a match against alnut. The team finished the season ith a 3 win 11 loss record. enior athletes who contributed the team's efforts were Tina 'ubicek and Tami anson-Gomez, doubles, arlene Clark and Dorcas Todd, oubles, Pam Hatfield, doubles, d Kathy vicario, singles. The girls played each school ice. Their second round erformance was greatly proved over their first round action. Team members Melanie Shoemaker and Alana Avery made Ontario High history by being the first girls' tennis players from our school to make it to the CIF Preliminaries. ln the first round the girls drew a bye. In the second round the girls defeated Mammoth High, but in the third round action they were eliminated by Notre Dame. Congratulations to Coach Smith and her girls, and good luck for a winning season next year. represent the O.H.S. badminton team. The seniors who are leaving the O.H.S. badminton team are doubles, Debbie Caupnik, Singles, Magle Fiske, doubles, Robin Carls and her partner Bertha Cobosg singles, Cathy Michaudg doubles, Liz Arellano, and singles, Berdie Olivas. Even though many fine players are leaving, there still will be the in-coming freshmen, plus the sophomores and the juniors, to whom OHS will be bidding farewell next year. Athletes Depart Gymnastics, Swim Out of two sports, gymnastics and swimming, O.H.S. has two seniors that are bidding their last farewell to Ontario High's athletics. Tina Kubicek in gymnastics and Debi Howell in swimming. Although this was Howell's first season in swimming, she swam the back stroke helping the team to win 2 meets. This season is the first she swam competitively. In gymnastics Tina Kubicek is the only senior on the team. She has been in gymnastics for 2 years. Last year she only performed on the uneven bars, but this year she participated in several of the events, with her best in vaulting. In League finals she took 7th out of 35 other girls on the horse. lt is too bad that this is their last season at Ontario High. jag-Wire 7 ports Volleyball, Hockey lose Seniors Mabel Fiske and Barbara Bratton, the only two seniors on the varsity volleyball team, are leaving O.H.S. this year. Mabel Fiske, who was in volleyball for four years, received two awards this year, the coaches' award and most inspirational. Barbara Bratton participated in volleyball for three years. Both Bratton and Fiske contributed greatly to the final league standing of 2-5. During their season, the volleyball team also competed in the Gladstone Tournament held at Gladstone High School. Pam Hatfield and Mable Fiske, the only seniors on the varsity field hockey team, are also leaving O,H.S. Hatfield, who played center forward, and Mabel, who played goalie, both contributed greatly to a fine season.