Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Team works very hard together his year's Freshman Vol- leyball team had a new coach. Ms. Ann Beisser is new to Central this year. She brings with her spirit- ed enthusiasm to ignite the team and anxious observers. Coach Beisser said that, This year's freshman team has im- proved a lot from the start of the season. They practiced two hours a day, working on bumps, sets, and spikes. Coach Beisser stated that, The team started to work as a team, and if they stay together, they might have a chance to go to state in future years. The years ahead for the freshman team look great. They still have a lot to learn, but did well during the season. Freshman Volleyball 2 wins 13 losses Central Opponent 0 Yuma 2 2 Kofa 1 0 Chaparral 2 1 Maryvale 2 1 Trevor Browne 2 0 Yuma 2 1 Kofa 2 1 Chaparral 2 O Maryvale 2 1 Corona del Sol 2 1 Mesa 2 1 Westwood 2 2 South Mt. 0 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL - Kneeling: Kennon Jamieson, Breshawan Harris, Jaime Scott, Katherine O'Brien, Brandi Smith. Standing: Betty Lee, Coach Ann Biesser, Katy Vawter. Katherine 0'Brien saves the ball by bumping it back into the game. Freshman Volleyball 29

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J. V. VolloybalMFrosh Volleyball he Junior Varsity Volley- ball team this year was short on experience as well as height. Only six of the twelve girls played last year at the freshman level and only three of those six participated on a regular ba- sis. According to Coach Dean Hauf, The team did remarkably well against some very tough opposition. Katie Burns, Ellie Soller, and Sirena Cross, provided excellent leadership. Practices began in August and con- tinued every day of the week throughout the season. The girls worked hard to im- prove their abilities with exercises in- cluding stretching, running, setting, bumping, passing drills, footwork, spik- ing and scrimmaging with the freshman and varsity teams. Almost all of the games were decided by only two or three points and could have easily gone either way. Coach Hauf' s favorite aspect of the team was said to be, The great Central High spirit. The girls had great fun playing for the Central Bobcats. Junior Varsity Volleyball 4 wins 12 losses Central Opponent Above Ellie Soller makes a super human effort to get the ball to the other side 2 Thunderbird 0 1 Corona del Sol 2 0 Mt. View 2 0 Mesa 2 1 Westwood 2 2 South Mt. 0 1 Yuma 2 0 Kofa 2 0 Chaparral 2 2 Maryvale 1 2 Trevor Browne 1 0 Yuma 2 O Kofa 2 1 Chaparral 2 1 Maryvale 2 0 Trevor Browne 2 JV VOLLEYBALL - Sitting: Ellie Soller. Kneeling: Robin Sobucinski, Nellie Chaon, Karen Keil, Barbra Carollo, Millie Keevama, Katie Burns. Standing: Coach Dean Haull Beth Burkhart, Denise O'MalIey, Larry Wal- ters, Amy Marshall. 28 Junior Varsity Volleyball

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Golf any people thought that after Central lost sixty percent of its championship play- ers to graduation, there would be little hope for this year's team. How wrong they were! Dedication, hard work, and raw talent helped the Bobcats to a 16-7 winfloss record last season. The team knew it was going to be a tough season, but they toughed it out and turned out a winning record. I never want to predict what you people will do, said Coach Ray Meyers of his golf team. Over the years, Central golfers have never been known as quit- ters - this year was no exception. There were some tough times and there were also some good times for the team last year. They should be proud of their accomplishmentsf' concluded Coach Meyers. Varsity Golf 16 wins 7 losses Central Opponent 221 Carl Hayden 213 221 Chaparral 216 206 Maryvale 244 206 Saguaro 196 207 Camelback 208 207 Carl Hayden 231 205 Yuma 217 205 Alhambra 243 207 Yuma 216 208 Trevor Browne 197 208 Alhambra 221 208 Trevor Browne 209 208 Maryvale 226 217 Trevor Browne 208 217 Maryvale 233 209 Kofa 207 209 Maryvale 250 178 Coronado 183 178 Trevor Browne 183 217 Saguaro 202 217 Carl Hayden 233 202 Chaparral 205 202 Alhambra 226 l Golf team drives toward victory ' 'll .1 ... . ' , p, - be yf. of . C 2, :fr ,...1 5 Tl 4 .... . 7 Andy Poles Works on his swing to lower his score. Ryan Vincent watches intently as his putt rolls toward the hole. 30 Golf