Cactus High School - Cobra Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

Page 38 text:

Varsity Volleyball Cactus Phoenix Christian ' U5-l, I5-I1 CHCIUS Independence U5 -12, I5-91 Cactus Dysart U5-12, 13-15, 15-61 Cactus Peoria I8-15, I5-4, I5-21 Cactus Phoenix Christian U5-5, I5-81 Cactus Wickcnbuirg 115-7, 15-I1 Cactus Bourgade 115-8, 15-131 Cactus Tolleson U5-10, 9-l5, 15-81 Cactus Independence 115-5, 16-141 Cactus Dysnrt C8-I5. I5-8, I5-121 Cactus Peoria U5-12, I5-61 Cactus I Tolleson 2 U5-7, 1245, 15-51 The Varsity Volleyball team ztreg standing from left to right: Dorenu Wilson, Arvis Barnes, Letti Veln, Doniel Hiekmzm, Debbie Reed, l,t1urz1 Fermrrzl, Couch Marie Swinlord, Cheryl Buntpus, Renie Ruketieh, Valerie Hezlrd, Lori Miller, Pat Her- mztn. Kneeling' lrom lelt to right: Robin McKinnon: score- keeper, :ind P41111 Gruhlkeg mztnziger. Not pictured Michelle Lilly. 2. Cheryl Bumpus sets tl1e bull lor one ol'tl1e hitters at one ofthe home volleyball games. F . . 1 4 , fy' -1 'Wm'- H7 .Nu sf f C Xi' - 'pl' we is Af -.N .fu

Page 37 text:

'I-L-...L -- FH fl 0 ' 1 1 ff'Wgg+' 1' - x 1 it . , ,.. . ,V - aut . n If - 2- :X x v iv x Ag , , ! .. . , iffy A 1 Ah , V 1 f .. .Q , up D ,vb 1 sn, . li , Z-D l 'H-W ' 'sg C T K 1 A it 513.13271 ff ' ' 'N 'sa ' '4' 4: e .- -, ,,...f::-' 7 'W - -.W Si, Q p .A -M H I ,.. . .,. if -A I .Z- . LZ , 5 I IV5-YA' c Cactus Cactus Cactus Cactus Cactus Cactus Cactus Cactus 36 35 27 15 68 36 32 24 Cross Country Tolleson 24 Dysart 23 Buckeye 29 South West Indian School 50 15 way meetj 3rd place Independence 72 Dysart 24 Peoria 23 Gerard 36 . xXxg ---.,, Vg M434 ' if -'te' H941-1, el ' l se, A ' 2 . .' if 6 sig? ' -14 .av NXT Cross country takes off for a good Hrst Season Enthusiastic runners are what kept the cross country team alive this year along with a little extra pushing from coach Mark Yellin. Congratulations go to Mr. Ycllin for the success he made of our first cross-coun- try team. The harriers won 3 out of 4 dual meets, the first against Buckeye, 27-29 flov' score winsj with Keith Morrison, freshman, setting a new course record of 17:34 on the 2.3 mile course. Tony Mayberry, freshman, placed second overall. That same week the team was led by Morrison in a shut out against Southwest Indian School. The long distance runners came home with a perfect score, 15-50. The Cactus team took the first seven individual places. Morrison also made a new course record of 14:09 at Gerard. Mayberry followed in third place with a time of 15:00. Through- out the season Morrison came in first six times and broke course records four times. He came in second three times. Morrison was the second place runner in a five way meet against Mingus, which was the first place team: Gilbert, secondg Cactus, third, Gerard, fourthg and Bourgade, fifth. The girls team ran with only five girls. At the division Cr0SS-Country championship, Sue Jaqua ran the course in 14:58, Kelly McKinzie, 15:18, and Lori Ralyea, 15:56 I. Mark Ammann runs his way to the flllllkll at an away meet. 2. The Cobras gel a good start al one of their meets. 3. The Cactus Cross-country team consist ol, bottom row: .SYg'Q?Mcyers, l.QrL..RaJyea. .Kelly Qlglghzzie, ert1s, lerri Trulia. Second Row: Ii90H, T rry, .lohn fiuerard, Chris Miner, ILLQIQIQMQII, Mark Ammann, Dave Wgikejmlii. Back row: Mike McDaniel, 5Q U-Jig, Coach Ycllin, Q tg1hoIz, and Ke.uiu,Lellew. 4. ,T1l1LMayberry' works his way to the linish and another win at an away meet. ' 31

Page 39 text:

x ,LT Y. u , Q, X 'P' Renie Raketich starts on her way to getting a good block against a spike. , , fly it , . ,... ' - in ff' in ' s s lf..-1 ' ' -TX- -- f-:'hnz Renie Raketich and Dorena Wilson show the concentration that it requires to effectively bump the ball. Volleyball team has a tough season The Varsity Volleyball team end- ed the season with a league record of 3-7, although their game record was 10-19. When asked how she thought the team had fared, Coach Marie Swin- ford replied, Very well, considering we had some rookies and no seniors. The whole team was outstanding, especially the three freshman team members, Michelle Lilly, Letti Vela, and Lori Miller. Juniors Doniel Hickman and Dorena Wilson led the team in outstanding play action. Sophomore Renie Raketich's perfor- mance was also outstanding. Although they were inexperienced in many ways, they beat three very reputable teams, Peoria, Dysart and Tolleson, one game each, which may have surprised members of both sides. Coach Swinford said that al though she felt that this year's team had a lot of inexperienced players next year they will be dynamite