Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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l Polo Team improved in all aspects ,ff tw A fz. wfiistgg.. , Wm ., r , www . , ff . W , 1,7 , , . ,W ,J W,.vM,,.Zf1f .1-1 aw, 57 gf-,f f,z,+4z.f- , ,f W -f The Varsity polo team in it's second year in the DAL fared the same as its first year with a 2-10 record. Play was much improved in all aspects of the game, but lack of experience is still evident. The JV team had a little more success with a 4-8 showing, while the frosh team posted a 5-7 record. This years outstanding player was Senior, Erik Peterson, followed closely by Junior, Charles Shepard. Most inspirational player was Junior, Bob Tobiason. Varsity captain was Craig Huber, and JV captain was Kevin Morris. Front row: Tom Bitter, Erik Peterson, Brad Martin Second row: Coach Divine, Albert Yoshida, Charles Shepard, Craig Huber, Jeff Brown, Brian C. Bottom Left: Goaly defends Saratoga goal. Bottom: Erik Peterson sets himself for a pass. ny.. ff -in .Wf Yf -7' , ,,,, ,, - f,f,5fpf.4 , fy . . ,My water polo

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Success best sums up Saratoga high's Freshmen football season. Only one game was lost out of eight games played, giving the Falcons a second place berth in the De- Anza league. Many all league honors were awarded to several team members. Among these were first team: Tim Rafalovich, Kevin Tanner, Mike Morse, Tim Garcia and Mark Rosetta: second team Paul Ferreira, Greg Mitchell and Mark Jahnke. Jeff Arrillaga was named the most valuable back in the league. Twelve records were made by this years team including a 33 yard field goal by Jeff Arrillaga. The falcons were coached by Scott Downs, Al Ellenson, Paul Quickert, and Pete Bergna. lt was a really enjoyable experience coaching football , commented Coach Downs, not only because of their great talent, but because of their attitude and desire for excellence. At the football dinner served at the end of the season, Jeff Arrillaga was voted most valuable player, Paul Ferreira was voted most inspirational, and the captain award went to Mike Morse. On the freshmen level, there was a fifth quarter of play. This time period didn't count in the game score but allowed the coaches to see every team member play in a game situation. The greatest thing about winning, stated Coach Downs, is that it allows you to include every individual in a positive experience. TOP LEFT: Mark Jahnke closes in on Jet Ball- carrier Top Right: Mike Economy goes for a first down against Fremont BOTTOM LEFT: Rick Worman hands off on Cupertino goal line. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Arrillaga kicks extra point against Monta Vista. Saratoga 12 Monta Vista O Saratoga 31 Los Altos 28 Saratoga 14 Homestead 12 Saratoga 12 Cupertino 21 Saratoga 44 Sunnyvale 15 Saratoga 26 Lynbrook 8 Saratoga 27 Fremont 14 Saratoga 26 Monta Vista 20 5 x G g.. :,,.- , , , g . 1 , r I ,. t V , . lip. W3 X- V it as-,W .t,N1...f,a.,, ,,,,. ,. . : i is . .iv Q K 4 - A 'F s

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Season full of high points The C Basketball season was a season with a lot of high points. Un- fortunately, not many of them had to do with the teams playing ability. We finished 4-8 defeating Monta Vis- ta and Sunnyvale twice each. All in all it was a fun season, and coach Calpin kept us prettyloose. We had the league's leading scorer, Jamie Miller, and some good ball handlers but most games were out-rebound- ed pretty badly. The starters, Jamie Miller, Mike Worley, Rob Hicks, Jim Hulme, and Jim Gragnola were al- ways hustling and never gave up. This season was a lot of fun for me, and the whole team really made it great. Jim Gragnola This Page: Top Right: C-team contemplates the game, Bottom: Top Row: Craig Archer, Rob Hicks, Jeff Kliman, Jim Gragnola, Jim Hulme, Kurt Uchiyama, Froggy, Greg Forteis, Joe Carroll, Greg Steinacker. Bottom Row: Jamie Miller, Mike Worley. Opposite Rage: Top Right: Saratoga defense gets ready for the rebound. Bottom Right: Jamie Miller fights for the ball. Top Left: Mike Worley stea- dies the ball. Bottom Left: Mike Worley sinks a free throw. c and d basketball