Valencia High School - Tesoros Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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J.V. ' S SHOW GREAT PROMISE The girls J.V. Cross country team showed remarkable improvement throughout the season. If these girls had beer here last year they probably would have ran varsity which shows the caliber of runners that they were. These runner; should help next year ' s varsity team tremendously. Above lefi Becky Bratcher paces herself durmg race. Above right — Sue Kelly struggles to stay ahead of opponent. Left — Cathy Gar dener heads towards finish line. Sports Illustrated 172

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VHS GIRLS MAKE FIRST GIF APPEARANGE Girls Varsity — Lefl to right — Coach Ocana. Beckv Braitlici, Juds SLlimcdtr. C ' aithn Theilmann. Karin Lash. Sue Kelly. Lisa Kerch, Rhonda Patch j The Valencia girls varsity cross coun- try team made their first ever appear- ance in CIF this year. The girls were led by runners Judy Schroeder, Lisa Ferch. and Rhonda Pat- cha. These three girls were the backbone of a fine team which breezed through league. Although the girls did not bring Valencia another CIF championship, they made a respectable appearance. Sports llluslroted 171

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WATER POLO The Tiger poloists finished the season with an overall record of 10-7. Though their league record was only 2-5, the Valencia water polo team was either tied or ahead in four of the five losses in the fourth quarter. The leading scorers for the team were Jeff Hardin with 40 goals for the season, followed by John Olivier with 33 goals and Todd Hope with 30 goals. Valencia was fortunate to have two fine goalies this year. Starter. Karl Reiter, was one of the better goalies in the Orange League. Karl was an Honorable Mention on the All- Orange League team. Ken Pmtus, was also a goalie. Ken could have started on many other teams. The action shots on this page show the mtensity m which our poloists played this year. V y f! Sports Illustrated 1 73