St Bernard High School - Voyager Yearbook (Playa Del Rey, CA)

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Qmeeball Frosh The Frosh Baseball squad is only in its second year of competing. This season, with one of the most talented groups in years, the squad looks forward to a most suc- cessful campaign. The chedule of tough opponents ill allow the Frosh to play ome of the best competition 'n the South Bay. Coaches Jerome Carter and Chris lfurkmany expect big things from their squad. . 48-s STANDING.' Coach Turkmany, Curtis Miller, Jason Taylor, Kevin Wensley, Kevin Dewig, David Bickerton, Andy Diver, Joe Green, Coach Carter. KNEELING: LeShon Earnest, Leo Ashley, Sean Dunbar, Shawn Peters, Andy Dawson, Aaron Simpson, Brian Shackelford, Sidney Ginyard. SITTING: Richard Magyar, Ray Corral, David Esteveillfernando Miranda, Ricky Cardona, Managers Prentice Penny and Andrew Beggs. NOT PICTURED: Aaron cFaden. 1. Sidney Ginyard winds up for the pitch. 2. Leo Ashley, using all his strength. 3. Fernando Miran- da and Ray Corral , , . with the double whammy! 4. Andy Diver throws with determination. BASEBALL 197

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Qwseball wr anus , nv svn , ............-.- The 1988 Junior Varsity Baseball team is led by two new coaches, Denny Lennon and Dan Bohle. Both coaches hope to lead the J .V. Vikes to another winning season. The team is a strong one, led by I several talented players. The young Vikings hope to carry on the winning baseball tradi- tion that has been established here at St. Bernard. 1 STANDING: Coach Bohle, Alvaro Ibarra, Ricky Allen, Acel Troutman, Matt Burdick, John Wilcox, John Susich Sean F riedin, Carlos Maples, Coach Lennon. KNEELING: Juan Barrera, Bobby Waller, Alex Bravo, Greg Perry Jeff Richardson, John Rhodes, Ryan Landis, Noel Haro, Al Sardinas. - ii 1. Carlos Maples warms-up by throwing during practice. 2. The Vikes take batting practice. 3. Sean Friedin, Carlos Maples, John Susich, and Jeff Richardson kickin' it f' in the outfield. 4. Jeff Richardson says, Come here! 196 BASEBALL r 3 l

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Muff Girls' The 1988 Girls' Softball team hopes to be as competitive as ever, even though they started out with a few setbacks. A new coach, Ed Aronin, was not found until a few days before their first game together. Having only one week of try-outs and prac- tice has not dampened any spirits. Seniors leading the team are Jennifer Lococo, Stephanie Stronks, and Tina Razzeto, all were named to all league teams last year. The team will also be sparked by the addi- tion of players who intend to prove themselves to both S.B.H.S. and the league. The team's spirit and determina- tion will definitely be the boost needed for a successful season. moi ii r A ...Q Qi- if 1. Alicia Durand swings at the pitch. 2. Stephanie Stronks smiles from the dugout. 198 SOFTBALL STANDING: Coach Ed Aronin, Laurie Segal, Maureen Montero, Julissa Tercero, Suzanne Bartclp Tina Leigh, Stephanie Stronks KNEELING Marina Fortel, Tina Razzeto, Jennifer Almada, Lyn gaggid Kim Kline, Jessica Raymundo. NOT PICTURED: Jennifer Lococo, Jamie Perry, Alicia ura . r i f D ln- - a - I