St Francis High School - Poverello Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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If l i?'f T' Gary Sevely coming home in 440. 1 ..-s :, sf'E'.,:-ith' ju hslhfiujgl Cerafin hurls. Paul Winkler rst row, I to r: Coach Kevin Rooney, Kevin Mahoney, Scott Gale, Tom Kuhl, Dave Kusa, Mike Hughes, nie Farley, Coach Paul Trevisan, second row, I to r: Coach Tom Tuite, laques LaBrie, Dave Rosseau, Phil taide, Rick Schaeffer, Mlark Rousseau, Mike Pope, Mark Crevera, Steve Heun, Coach Iohn Dozierp third w, I to r: Andy VanSchaack, Pat Pejack, Paul Genevro, Paul Winkler, Dave Sweeney, Bruce Barron, Pete gers, Ted Wydevan, Gary Sevely, fourth row, I to r: Mike Montalvo, Chris Lochtefeld, Wayne Cardellini, nd Crippen, Iohn Parks, Dave Podmore, Charlie Krackeler, Dave Kiefer, Chris Rooke, Ed Mari, Steve ennan, fifth row, I to r: Steve McCallion, Ed Del Fierro, Ted LaMar, Steve Becker, Sal Galzon, Dave unoz, Kevin Marconi, Rick Follansbee, Iohn Quinn, Luke Faubiong sixth row, I to r: Ty Tyson, Mark Ep- er, Cerafin Castillo, Matt Aguiar, Steve Comfort, Mike Kirk, Pat O'Hare, Iohn O'Hare, lim Linlor, Ioe eming. i l W 1 - ,., ISL- . , ... - 4 Q , ' if ' Q-ft.-. K - 'gf as F3 'Qi' RZ - S 5, Ht ' .-J ' -any .W Mlm- Q 'L' 'oi .Q - I 1 . ,f Dave Sweeney Iohn O'Hare flies. Frosh-Soph Track 77

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The Frosh-Soph Track team had another great year as they won their third league championship in four years. Along with the Varsity, they posted a 9 wins and O losses dual-meet record and finished first at the WCAL finals. Individual league champions were Dave Sweeney in the 70 high hurdles, Bruce Bar- ron in the 330 low hurdles, Scott Gale in the mile and two mile, and Steve Comfort in the shotput and discus. Outstanding track athlete and field athlete for the Sophomores were Scott Gale and Steve Comfort. These awards on the Freshman level went to Paul Winkler and Gary Sevely. Freshmen who set school records were Paul Winkler in the 100, and Mike Hughes in the 880, and Gary Sevely in the long jump. The experience gained this year by the Frosh-Soph team should help the Varsity teams of the future to win further championships. Mike Hughes wins the 880. Ed Mari attempting take off Dave Kusa in the lead. ' ' i W r ' A ' .1 'G 7 4' - G i in 1 Y i i ,N,,,, -.-- .-6:1 S t :A ---T19-17' . , T fi' 4 ' T i t - . f -S v . ' .17..4: '1 ' ii Q s .-- ,av K . A - H . . I. Af , 4. jj f t'4Eaf fl 'Ae .- . .ff-P-. ,.4.,n ,, JSP' f '- f , --5' 1 --.rg ' George Toth Fejel and Kevin Mahoney

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Ee geee as ice? ian This year's Lancer Boys Swim Team had a great season. Led by four seniors-Mike Lenartz, Chris Murphy, Kevin Gerry, and Dave Specht had an overall record of nine wins and one loss. The only Lancer loss was to Bellarmine, the second place team at C.C.S. Non-league wins included Woodside and Oak Grove, who were the league champions at their individual leagues. The Lancers won their only Invitational meet at Oak Grove, a meet that they had been trying to win for several years. Coach Steve Duke Yamamoto led the Dun- kers from a second place finish in the WCAL finals to the CCS meet. At the CCS meet, Kevin Gerry gained All American honors with his third place swim in the 100 Breaststroke . john james won the Frosh-Soph 500 free. Chris Murphy placed in the consolation finals of the Varsity 100 fly, and Scott Geerts placed in the consolation finals at the Frosh-Soph 50 free. Kevin Cierry was the Most Valuable Varsity Team member, and Dan Van Dyke was given the Most Improved Award. Dave Specht received honorable mention as team captain. Coach Yamamoto summed up Lancer performance by announcing, This years' team has had the best overall record and season of any preceeding St. Francis Swim Team. laws? lt's a bird, it's a plane, it's .. . 78 Boys' Swimming Eggeee