Arlington High School - Simba Kali Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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i i Left fielder Maria Otjen throws the ball infield for the out w Sophomore Roni Beeson gets off a good even pitch. — w Girls Grandslam into Ivy We wanted to go all the way and be the best team in Ivy, proclaimed sophomore Roberta Diaz. The fifteen member team also had goals to buiia character and develop sportsman- ship. Accomplishing these goals took just plain hard work. according to Heaa Coach Delores Crisucci. During practices the team exercised their mental and physical abilities by doing drills, going over game situations, and practicing against the pitching ma- chine. The team worked well together, as their five-and-four early season record showed strongpoints included a com- 4 Tensing up for the pitch is Roberta Diaz bination of good hitting and offensive capabilities and a strong defense with sound pitching. Two players whose performances were outstanding were Tammy Hart- man and Tracy Michaels. Tammy ex- celled as a pitcher, in fact, she pitched a no-hitter with thirteen strikeouts against Corona. Tracy was the catch- er and was a good leader who kept the defense clicking. Lori Lauda boasted. The team was just great, we had a lot of spirit, and more importantly, we all pulled to- gether like all teams should. Varsity Softball 87

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s CO 8 86 Varsity Softball | Will the umpire catch freshman Patty Campbell should she fall?

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3 3 88 JV Softball ZK 4« I Bonnie Johnson keeps her cool after a pitch delivered by La Sierra w Giving a few pointers to John Rogers is Tammy Bracken FRONT ROW Dawn Brown. Tammy Bracken and Robin Staggs. ROW 2 Shirley Rivera. Tina Mares, Jessica Thompson, Stacy Cohenour, and Cheryl Luther. TOP ROW; Bonnie Johnson, Barbara Roy- bal, Debbie Canterbury, and Sandy Quesada. I Debbie Canterbury knows it ' s the follow through thats counts.