San Dimas High School - El Santo Yearbook (San Dimas, CA)

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Best offensive player Tammy Gamble goes up to spike the ball at the net. As Tammy Gamble looks on, Roxanne Suela effec- tively dinks the ball over the net. Ready to bump the ball is J.V. player Fawn Berger. An effective spike is the result of a good hard hit by Maria Dorscy. Varsity Front: Carminda Maducdoc, Roxanne Suela Back: Laurie Hole, Tammy Gamble, Maria Dorsey, Patricia Sun Not Shown: Sharon Mooney, Gina Patz. Volleyball Keeps It Up It ' s gotten to be like a family on the team, said Sharon Mooney, a junior playing her first full year on varsity. Everyone worked at keeping one another ' s spirits up. They lost a lot of close ones — but they put up a good fight. Despite the 5th place finish, team members regard- ed it as a successful season. Two all-league players led the team. Best defensive play- er was Roxanne Suela who had played varsity since her sophomore year. She moved quickly providing coverage for those shots she didn ' t get herself. She, too, was strong in keeping the team together and encouraging others. Best offensive player Tammy Gamble was the team ' s strong hitter and blocker. Junior varsity players in- cluded versatile Traci Thom- as, setter Diana Houghton and spikers Toni White and Pam Bishop. Coach Ms. Callahan was highly respected by the team and J.V. coach Susie Hole, a former team member, for making us do things we really don ' t like to do, but to help us get better at what we don ' t do well. Volleyball 53

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JV. Front: Fawn Bcrger, Chris Lewis, Diana Houghton, Irene Tardiff Back- Stacy Delia Penna, Stephanie Coleman, Pam Bishop, Toni White, Tracey Viggers, Diane Feldshaw 52 Volleyball

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Good Things Happen When You Work Hard Good things happened to the Saints. With an all around record of 7-3 this Saint team showed great pride in their school and in their teammates. The Saints finished the season with six straight wins, includ- ing winning the Smudge Pot back from Bonita with a final score of 13-2. I felt good about the game, commented Scott Milton. After the Bonita Game there was no stopping the Saints who went on to beat Charter Oak the following week with a final score of 14-6. The Saints ' defensive line was impenetrable with Tom Morrison, Craig Vanden- Bossche, and Al Gore, there was little scoring from the op- position. The Saints had an outstanding offense with com- binations like Marcus Glas- gow, Mike Suchanek, Kevin Kelley, and Bill Cudney who put points on the scoreboard for S.D. Daily practice, hard work, determination, and de- votion earned the Saints a winning season. Front: Dwayne Koverly, Al Ochoa, Dan Ferguson, Kevin Kelley, Steve Caffrey, Darin Merry, Jeff Jetton, Jim Spallino, Jeff Thompson, Tom Cardona. Row 2: Darrell Cunningham, Ed Torres, Walter Andreatta, Tony Knight, Mike Suchanek, John Brown, Joey Ewens, Sam Gonzalez, Paul Duenas, Tony Criscione, Jerald Farrell. Row 3: Doug Steele, Bob Baldwin, Aaron Anchondo, Robert Gonzalez, Eric Leavitt, Tom Morrison, Gary Cerbasi, Stan Strickland, Mark Wood, David Price, Mike Webb. Back: Mike McKnight, Glen Morris, Pat Bates, Paul Miller, Ed Walker, Carl Giles, Marcus Glasgow, Craig VandenBossche, Bill Cudney, Al Gore, Tim Lilley, Scott Milton. 54 Varsity Football