Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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he Rewards Are Endless Everything from Touch- downs , to Spikers , to Slam-dunks , to Homeruns could be witnessed at the many sporting events throughout the year. Sports were at an all time high with 9 out of 10 of the fall and winter teams participating in one Central Coast Section. All the teams have done well this year. This was one of our best years ever, replied Me- lanie Wolters. The football team had the most success by winning the Mount Hamilton Athletic League and taking second in CCS. The girls swimming team had an impressive third place finish in CCS while the volleyball team won the MHAL championship. Both the boys and girls basketball teams, and girls soc- cer team suffered disappointing losses in the early rounds of CCS. Hard work, dedicated coaches, and the support of the student body were all factors in the success of the sport teams. The coach really pushed the team to play their best. We were not going to beat ourselves with mis- takes, stated Janet Wang. By Sean Grace. Sports 48

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SNEAKING A PEAK During an intense teat. Robyn De- herder sneeks a peak from the smartest pinion ;n her da;:s. Lance Pardue always sets the curve in Trig class. says Robyn with a grin. Pholo by Tanya Pino. DIGGING IN Working with confidence on an English test. Hector Jaoome works up a heavy sweat. 1 get nervous when I take tests, but I don't cheat. says Hector sternly. Pholo by Heather Coneley. - I

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Passing the timo Peter Stapes practices passing the ball before a non league game against Gunderson. Peter shared the quarterback position throughout the year with Craig Whelthan. Sports at Santa Teresa excelled this year and the dedication of the coaches and players was a main factor in our winning season.” Pholo by Ralph Drendal. Psychod up Lynette Kcsmala prepares for a race at the Central Coast Section champion- ships at Stanford. Lynette, one of the strongest senior swimmers, helped the Saints beat many of their opponents. The teams are really doing great this year, and 1 think this will be a hard year to top.” By An- drea Hillis. Over the hill Ryan Sharrot races down the hill in a cross country meet against Overfelt. Ryan is a strong member of the frosh soph team and has a bright future ahead of him. Everybody did pretty good this year, there was not a team who had a disap- pointing season . ” Photo by Valerie Orsolini Finor techniques Jim Barnett demonstrates the best form for serving an ace before a match against Andrew Hill. Mr. Barnett coaches the girls frosh soph volleyball team and teaches science classes. Laura Geer. Backing it up Lelisa Wolters uses her powerful backhand to win a point against her Stiver Creek opponent. Lelisa has been one of the strongest tennis players S.T. has ever seen. The sport teams have really been tough this year even when things were tough nobody let down.” By Tanya Pine. Tha search is on Craig Whelihan attempts tc inbound the ball in the homecoming game against Oak Grove. Craig also was a starter on the football and baseball teams. Even though wo have suffered tough losses in CCS play, the teams have done ex- tremely well.” By Ralph Drendal. Undor Control Matt Brauch tnes to bnng the ball un- der control before the opponent takes it away. Matt was a starter who played a key part in the Saints attacking of- fense. Although the soccer team did not go as far as expected we had a great season. Pholo by Bill Oliver. Divider