The Cupertino Courier | 0337 | September 10, 2003

September 10, 2003 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Monta Vista's Jonathan Goldman (left) and Travis McCloskey are among the returning starters for the Matadors.

The 2003 high school football season gets into full swing

By Dick Sparrer

There was little to cheer about in 2002 as the Monta Vista varsity football team finished a dismal year with just one win in 10 games. More



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Naming policy	Tank house	New principal

The uproar about naming the city's community building after an Asian American donor is finally over. More	The green, water-tank house next to the Blackberry Farm Golf Course is no longer an orphan. More	Dr. Peggy Raun-Linde is completely at home in the school she's inhabited for only seven days as principal. More



	Naming is settled with the council's new policy Little tank house gets a name and a future New principal knows school News briefs Sheriff's report Photo: Cooling Off in Vallco's Ice Rink


	Cartoon: DeCinzo Letters


	Grafting is a job that should be left to tree professionals


	An angel is tending the orchards at St. Jude's


	Monta Vista coach looks forward to the future Superstars of 2003: Focus your eyes on these guys this year Strength up front will lead the Mustangs King Academy is optimistic despite first-year jitters Price should help Cupertino go for the division title Fong, Dormishian return to lead Lynbrook attack Gamboa gives Bellarmine special offensive weapon Warriors hope to repeat it as WCAL champs Brown has big rebuilding job on Mitty football field Sophomore stars head hopes for Dons, Vikings


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