Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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This Page, Varsity tea A.DeBenedetti, A.A sker, L.Christensen, Coach Gordon, J.Cob Maurer, Y.Forcier, L. well, V.PaI, M.Evans. Freshman Martha Economy concentra coming dive. Right, about next race. Cen A relaxes. Opposite P girls diving teamg Co Kraft, D.Robinson, Row, M.Buchanan, R. dal. Top Right, So Maurer takes a breat workout. J.V. team, Berry, C.WaII, C.Stok C.Stevens, D.Bragg, S. ter M.O'Haren, D.Fe H.Schnait, T.Nora, J cy. Top, L.AIderdice L.Adsero. m, Bottom Row, bruzzin, M.Pin- S.Moore, L.Ep- atro. Top Row, stein, J.Hinshaw, J.T be, M.Lahann, K. Schnait, S.Corn- Bottom Left, Evans thinking ter, Senior Irene tes before up- nn DeBenedetti age, Top Left, ach Gordon, K. I.Economy. Top Lefevre, A.Ras- phomore Kathy her after a tough Bottom Rowg A. es, E.KosIowski, Broakway. Cen- rraira, D.Brown, .Gordon, K.CIan- , Coach Lipman,

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Lone loss doesn't dampen swimmers Coach Susan Gordon's Falcon swimmers faced their first defeat in ten years against the tougher competition of the De Anza League this season. They had been champions of the West Valley League since 1965. Both divisions did manage to hold their own against the new com- petition however, as the varsity team took third overall and the J.V. Squad emerged second. During the season, the varsity team suffered only two dunkings. The first was against Homestead, one of the top C.C.S. contenders. The second was an upset caused by Cupertino, who combined the best swimmers from both their divisions to beat the varsity Falcons. Coach Marti Lipman's J.V. team won all but one of its meets, with an early season loss against Fremont marring an otherwise perfect league record. ln a way it's good to lose , philosophized Coach Gordon. At least it will give us more incentive to work. The varsity squad was led by freshmen Veronica Pal and Martha Evans, sophomores Kathy Maurer, Jennifer Hinshaw and Tina Broz da, juniors Sue Skidmore and Ann De Bennedetti and senior Jody Tatro. Outstanding J.V.'ers were sophomores Cindy Stevens, Denise Brown, Allison Berry and Maureen O'Haren Although they worked hard, the girls had fun, too. Sophomore Megan Mori recalls the season with these memories: .. Wild. And FUN! ... sore muscles ... Mrs. Gordon yelling at us to calm down on the bus . .. the guys Con the waterpolo teamj, acci- dently missing and throwing the balls in our pool FLlRT Diane Ferreira, could you please turn on the radio? our super- neat breakfast swimathon? 20 50's on the 45! WHAT? you're almost done ,.. You only have eight 2's and 3's a locomotive five 100 yards l.M.s 300 swim 300 pull, 300 kick a 600 swim, ten sprints etc., ... Towel room's closing! . .. vaseline ...!. .. ROWDY!!! . . . V-I-C-T-O-R-Y -A victory for Saratoga high!!

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Tennis finishes season as winners The Saratoga girl's tennis team finished the season as winners. Coached by Miss Marty Peetz, the varsity team placed second in the league right behind Lyn- brook after beating them in the second round 5-2. The J.V. team grabbed the title for FIRST place, beating Lynbrook 5-O. They received the experienced coaching of Mrs. Tina Kellogg. The season ended on another fantastic note when Liz Kobara and Terry Rosato took second place in doubles in the league finals. For J.V., Maggie Wright and Susie Wong took second in doubles and Adelle Andersen and Kiki Herbst took first and second consecutively. Top Left, H.Andersen, A.Wright, T.Mollin, J.Cox, C.Vandermate, M.Bruce, S.Wong, M.Wright, B.GiIl, C.Ten Zeldom, C.Herbst. Middle Right, Carla Vandermate gets that ball. Right, Varsity team, K.McKnen, D.Mallin, T.Rosato, V.Pochari, S.Town- send, L.Kabora, H.Rossenburger, T. Sheehan, T.Clawson, A.O'neal, P.Smith, Coach Marty Peetz.