Rim of the World High School - Pibroch Yearbook (Lake Arrowhead, CA)

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un The J.V. crosscountry team of 82-83 prov- ed that they were more than ready for the challenge of grueling practices. Being a J.V. team member is tough enough without the hours of running, shin splints, etc. that go along with being a cross coun- try runner. The were faced with a severe challenge, but never cowered from it. The Yucaipa In- vitational was the pay-off for all of their long strenuous hours of work. Taking first in the Yucaipa Invitational gave them all the confidence that was needed. They soon went on to have an outstanding season. Coach Paul Moore feels very privileged to have such a talented group of runners and looks forward to working with them in seasons to come. Dwayne Halterman is so close to the Borderline. Team: back row — L-R: Donnie O ' Don- nell, Jim Cornwall, Mike Grieve, Mike Cumberland, Pat tiowak, Keith Rosser, midle row L-R: Dwayne Halterman, Phil Martin, Tony Torres, Eric Hilleary, Danny Hardt. front row L-R: Brad Freeman, Rod Wolven, Patrick Williams, Mark Boyer, Brennan Colton, Kevin Featherstone. J.V. Cross Country — lO «F

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c c hanges V. oming V n o Team members: back row — Mrs. Walker, Jennifer Bishop, Laura Knox, Jennifer Pruitt, Julie Wallace, Julie Miller, middle — Julie Torgan, Katbeleen Hubbs, Diane Cracraft, Kim Chapman, Julie O ' Donnell, Cay Allen, Libby Hamilton, front row — Kari VomSteeg, Brandi Elliott, Hoel Zim- merman, Angela Gregg, Trina Spriegel, Ari Steiner, Carrie Oversby. There are very few of us that have not gone through the J.V. Process. The pro- cess of learning patience, dedication, and how much a smile can really mean to others. J.V. teams are the back bone to all Varsity teams. You learn from the Varsity plyers mistakes; you learn patience. Hours, days, and months of work-outs that are just as strenuous as the Varsity team. You do all they do, and sometimes more, but in the end, you seem to come up short. How come I am not receiving the medals, praises, and glory? is a question asked too often by J.V. players. Not oftn enough are they shown the gratitude they deserve for making us smile when we just lost 0-6, or going to 29 Palms just to melt on the sidelines and give some support, and for taking their life in their hands at Banning and Elsinore. Not often enough do we give them that much deserved smile, pat on the back, or word of encouragement. It takes a strong person to survive the much dreaded J.V. Process. To this year ' s J.V. tennis team, we say thank you for all the pats on the back, words of encouragement, and friendly smiles. The Varsity team could not have done it without you. To you, we give all the pats on the back, words of encourage- ment, and friendly smiles that you will need in your matches to come! 108 — Girls Tennis

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ruone JL ong JU istance Voyager Vo Once again, cross country had a very suc- cessful season. The Boys placed second in the Sunkist League and for the eleventh year in a row, and went on to C.l.F. com- petition. The girls went to C.l.F. preliminaries and did very well. An honor was given to four members of the team. Tim Hubbs, Greg DiCarlo, Becky Boone, and Lindsey Collins were chosen to go to Taiwan along with 41 other American students. They went to repre- sent the United States in a race against top Chinese Students. Koen Deboever, an A.F.S. student from Belgium, will be fondly remembered by the earn. X X O — Varsity Cross Country Upper right — Jennifer Vail, Christine Guzzard, and Jaime Fitzpatricl are On the Run. Upper left — top row, left to right — Carol Victor, Carmen Victor, Amy Martin, Patty McComb, Karen Porter, Christine Guzzard, Jennifer Vail, middle row — Michelle Carlzon, Keri Kimes, Ariann Ingham, Lindsey Collins, Kristt Anderson, Beth Wilson, bottom row — Jaime Fitzpatrick) Susan Bitzinnie, Daryl Fisher, Jennifer Smith, Liz Nowaki Becky Boone. Above — Tim Hubbs is On the Road Again. Left — Tim Hubbs, Koen Deboever, Greg DiCarlo, Tort Finke, Bill Johnson, Eric Kritz, and Danny Evans.