Palos Verdes High School - Triton Yearbook (Palos Verdes Estates, CA)

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Girl s Varsity Volleyball PV Opponent Centennial 3 Rolling Hills 2 3 West 2 3 Santa Monica 3 Torrance 1 3 South 3 1 North 3 2 Centennial 3 Rolling Hills 2 3 West 2 3 Santa Monica 1 3 Torrance 2 3 South 3 2 North 3 Bay League(6-8)--Overall(6 12) Bay League: 5th Place Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Liz White, Karen Goodman, Jill Harper, Stephanie Poncher, Cricket Mulkey 2nd Row: Eva Burkley, Kristin Chaisson, Betsy Lohrer, Deanne Toomajian. Alice Tsai, Molly Gleason, Abby Gleason. —I Leaping high is Lara Brunstrom making an awesome smash. PV Sea Kings express team unity while playing a very intense and decisive volleyball match. - ■:i ' : -i ,.i At With all her determination, junior Betsy Lohrer gives it all she can. Taking a well-deserved break from practice, the varsity team gets foolish

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Frosh-Soph football has potential for upcoming years Freshman Football: Front Row: Brian Coffey. Richard Anderson, Mike Hamilton, Jeff Goodrich, Eric Schor, Rich Aschenbrenner. 2nd Roui: Lament Duncan, Richard Farmer. Bill Phillips. Kirk Lantz. Adam Shwindt, Brandon Curry 3rd Row: Hayden Harmon, Austm Peters, John Milam, Coach Chris Glaw, Coach Gil Eberhard. Tom Wey. Mark Choate, Geoff Kaltenbach 4lh Row: Steve Hillis, Derek Capper, Tom Warner, Chris Miller, John Vrendenburgh, Steve Spencer, Tim Neal. Brady Russell, John Mclntire •»C1 MM New to the competition of high school football, the boys ' freshman team had a disappointing year, finishing with a record of 2-6. In spite of this poor start, Coach Gil Eberhard sees poten- tial for the future, especially in MVP ' s Derek Capper and John Milam. Other strong players worth watching for were Hayden Harmon, Austin Peters, Chris Miller, and Steve Hillis. The high point of the season came when the freshmen demolished Mira Costa, 38-6. In spite of a valiant effort, a struggling Chris Miller gets taken down by Santa Monica defenders- Sports-181

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Volleyball shows team participation 1 Finishing a well-played season, the Girls ' Varsity team placed 5th overall. Capturing the MVP was Molly Gleason who led the team to an impressive season. Most Improved was awarded to Betsy Lohrer and Most Inspirational was awarded to Alice Tsai. Senior Alice Tsai and sophomore Jill Harper led the team with their setting abilities. Hitting power was supplied by Molly Gleason and Liz White. Betsy Lohrer and Eva Burkley provided excellent middle blocking while Deanne Toom- ajian.Abby Gleason, Kristin Chaisson, and Karen Goodman contributed a strong defense. Serving was a strong point for senior Cricket Mulkcy. Coached by Ray Nunn, the team showed great potential throughout the competitive season. Led by captain Jill Campbell, JV Volleyball team had a successful season. With this year ' s addition of Freshman team, Sea King coach Teri Bateman was able to develop new talents. JV Volleyball: Front Row: Vicki Shook. Leigh Strom. Lisa Hansen. Laura Crandle. Young Han, Karen Jacobson, Debbie Grawl 2nd Row: Lisa Ito. Jill Campbell. Josette Blue. Christine Legge. Lara Brunstrom. Lori Blank, Jen Anderson, Kim Ito, Marisa Nunn. 3rd Row: Jeanne Kilroy. Amy Rubincam. Tammy Lightman, Anette Duran, Karen Anderson. Lori David. Lauren Fein. Senior Cricket Mulkey concentrates to make an accurate bump.