Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Tlhv. ' % The coaches and the team are really nice people, and they are easy to get along with. I predict a winning season be- cause the team is real strong. Chris Teneych — ireshman. I feel that our coaches are so good because they have swam competitively and use their experience to help us young swimmers. We have a strong young team. Darin Wilmovski — junior. We have two of the finest coaches that know what they ' re doing and that care about the swimmers and the swim team. We have a lot of great swim- mers with a lot of raw talent waiting to be molded for fur- ther use. The team is fired up and ready for the year. Mark Rossi — junior. The team is very close and we have fun. The coaches do a good job. We try hard to ac- complish what we want. Mario Condit — sophomore. We are one of the best teams yet. Mike Shuchter — sophomore. M Boys ' Swimming. Front row: Scott Mulhns, Raymond Bruno, Bob Kester- baum, Don Murray, Chris Teneyek, Terry Brown, Armando Espmoza, Chris Sternfeld. Row 2: Michael Schuchter, Darin Wilmovski, Russel Zuck, Darryl Shumway, Chuck Peter- son, Scott Nichols, Mark Rossi. Back row: Coach Murray, Billy Hernck, Dal Shumway, Chris Young, Cesar Lopez, Scott Glad, John Kemp, Mario Condit, Coach Hass. Swimming his best in a tree-style race is Mark Gallegos. Gallegos won the race. Starting out m the backstroke is Dal Shumway. The backstroke was one of his famous strokes. During a Norco swim meet Darin Wilmovski leads in the breast stroke. Norco fell in the hands of the mighty lalcons. Boys ' Swimming 131

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I 4 i ! I Taking the lead in he butter- lly is Mike Shuchter. He was one ol the leading IM swim- mers. 130 M» fCf Push to the limit itt he Boy ' s Swim team has many members, but one member who really stands out is junior, Mark Rossi. He ' s been swimming for five and one half years and is in- spired because he loves to swim. Rossi explains his team to be very devoted. I mean who would get up at 5:20 in Boys ' Swimming the morning to swim? You I Mark Rossi would have to be crazy, and that ' s what we are — crazy! He lettered in swimming his sophomore year and has maintained a 3.5 GPA. Last year he also won the Iron- man Award. He is truly an exceptional athlete. I like to be pushed hard to the limits and I know that I would do my best when the chance comes to compete.

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NLs msd Mlefcir 7 : This season should go very well because we have new tal- ented swimmers and a lot of re- turning swimmers. The strong points of the team are that the whole team tries hard. We do our best at all times. The coaches push us. Our coaches inspire each individual to do their best. Not just to win the race but to improve their times, no matter how slow or fast it is. Rhonda Rice — Varsity. Swimming involves con- stant competition at practice and at meets, and I love it! Also, a great friendship develops be- tween you and your team- mates. When you practice long and hard with people 6 days a week and practice with them in the morning before school you get to know them quite well. Valerie Do wns — Varsity. I feel that the team does its best to win. We work as a team and work hard for our suc- cess. Sammy Kendall — Var- sity. I like the team because they ' re very dedicated. Car- rie Ferarro — Varsity. 132 Preparing to dive into (hi pool to start a race is Carrie Pena. Pena was a senior. After a race, Christine Wilson gets out oi the pool. Wilson, a Ireshman was also on the Girls ' Varsity Soccer team. i m iii Girls ' Swimming IM ■■— I