Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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Congratulations Chris Miranda 5th Champion at CIF Finals f W 'Q I haVe the POWGYV' Floss Nisly is confident as he's almost home free E ga YH, L We are the Champions

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-- it Q 5 Uncle, Uncle! Chris White belts out as the last bit of his strength crushed by Mark Slavens. Top row: left to right- Coach Lynch, Brian Granelsh, Ross Nisly, Paul Golla, Don Fish, Josh Peterson, Coach Piercy bottom row: Mark David Bergman. 72

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DIAMO D FOGTB LL The battle Of The Giants Victory!l That special and mean- ingful word, heard so many times this year by Serrano's varsity football team, meant a lot to the players. lt meant that extra couple yards to push through in order to score more points: it meant a little more work and a little less play during practice, and it gave something for the team to look forward to. Practice and hard work paid off for the team, as they led a very successful season finishing in second place in the De Anza League. With the temporary loss of a couple theirtop players at mid- season, they showed no scars and fin- ished off the season in style by going to CIF play-offs. Personal goals were accomplished by some of the players, special accom- plishments were made in team effort, and everybody on the team more or less felt that it was a good season. With that much accomplished, the team can proudly wear their uniforms and carry their pride on and off the football field. by Matt Herold .is V' 1' Z Q, get .G fi q f of , we E' -,- ,Ei Packed bleachers and an active, participating crowd were a common sight at Serrano on Sat- urday afternoons. SERRANO FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1987-88 SEPTEMBER SITE 12 BOTOR Serrang 19 Silver Valley Serrano 25 Mojave Mojave OCTOBER 2 Palm Desert Palm Desert 9 Yucca Valley Yucca Valley 17 San Jacinto Serrano 24 Twenty Nine Palms Serrano 30 Beaumont Beaumont NOVEMBER 7 Big Bear Serrano 13 Aquinas Aquinas 20 BiSi'lOp Bighgp 74 W .N , fling Go for the touchdown? Or is it score that extra field goal? Whatever it is, Coach Gary Welberg flashes his team a wise signal that may mean those extra points. i -:si K 42. 10. hut. . .hul. . .HlKEl! Dr. Golden show us that looking down the field for an open receive and releasing the ball at the spur ofthe moment i nothing new to him. sian iii te Leading the pack, Mark Eastridge fnumher 72l gets ready to take on a member from the opposing team. 'WI Top row, Left to right: Coach Browning, Rachel Davis, Scott Sacco, Cody Reed, Jim Francis, Scott Holder, John Asta, Mark Forbes, Mark Eastridge, Jame Flynn, Brett Rexrode, Dan White, J. . Thomas. 2nd row left to right: Coach Lynch, Shawn Stagzner, Jason Watson, Scott Nichols, Keith Coffey, Da Bienvenue, Bill Cummins, James Martin, Rohert Cox, Steve Brenner, Tony Andrews, Coach Ries, oach Weiherg. 3rd row left to right: Coach Maholchic Kristi Wilson, Cory Powell, Scott Lange, Paul Conkle, Sid Bailey, Jason Boyes, Matt Games, Andre Tolmich, Robert Martin, Jason Sacco, Byran Bershee aontorlni row left to right: Kanisha Dickerson, Jenny Payne, Bill Flynn, Rob Nelson, Tom Gerling, Wes Huffman, Travis Munden, Robert Yingling, Ross Nisly i e ansen. '