San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPS Left to right, Front Row: Sheila Soller, Arlene Sanchez, Carol Grieshaber, Sue Sanchez, Judy Wagenbrenner, Pat DiGiorgio, Rita Hatem. Back Row: Kathie Mandeville, Kathi Conklin, Sharon Monroe, Dorothy Hodges, Sharon Mowrey, Gerda Klementich. Sparked by a keen spirit of competition, the intramural basketball games got off to a rousing start with the swarming seniors' win over the iuniors and the freshmen trouncing the sophomores. Tension rose as the iuniors lost to the freshmen and the C 'NTRAMURAL SQOREQOARD . , , , , , ourt clashes begin with senior sophomores bowed to the seniors. Cllmaxing the season the rumors beat the sopho- win Ove, iuniors 18,8 I l . frosh mores while the powerful seniors were just too much for the fighting frosh. Mission overcome sophs, 17-14 . . . sen- has rarely witnessed such spirited cheering as in the play-off game between the im defeated QOPHSI ll-5 I - - seniors and the frosh which resulted in the intramural basketball championship being frosh 'lake , o'?'h h' .' timer: placed in the capable hands of the senior team, frosh coming in second, followed frlisileniigfgfli ei' Hump by the iuniors. This basketball season proved to be springlike not only in weather ' but in those high iumps scoring most of the points. All eyes are on Rita Hatem as she tries Pat DiGiorgio dribbles ball as Sheila Soller Kathi Conklin tries a long shot over the tor a basket. and Carol Grieshaber follow closely, heads of anxious teammates.

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F5 1 I I- :sz ff . y g l I .Xi I INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Ol? INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Left to right, Front Row: Jim Guglielmino, Jim Ponzo, Chuck Baker. Left to right, Front Row: Jerome Rapp, Al Sanchez, Ruben Ochoa Back Row: Gil Garcia, Ron Ravatt, Rich Sweeney, Jim O'Con. Missing Aurelio Gonzalez, Paul Romero. Back Row: Mike Heim, John Valen is Gary Jones. zuela, Maurice Verstraete, John Johnston. aa mamk add awzdezfq a asian! dfe, Mission provides a well-balanced athletic program for all aspiring players talented enough to compete in a varsity sport. An extensive intramural program also is offered for all who wish to participate in inter-class con- tests. Encompassing all the school's maior sportsp this pro- gram is widely accepted by all students and open to all. Many times the tension in these games mounts high enough to rival any varsity competition. It has often been said that sports help to make the complete man, and Mission misses no opportunity to produce lust that ideal. 'I86 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Left to right, Front Row: Tom Ravatt, Tony Pietrangelo, Back Row: Rich Jones, Bill Kerwin, Dave McLaughlin, iCoachl. Rich Lies. Ed Maya