Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

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I V. Vollevball Collon Opponent 1 Kamona 2 North Poly 1 PalmSpnnKs 2 2 Rubicluox n Arlingion 2 Nort ( Ramond North 2 Poly J PdlmSprinns 2 Ruljidoux 1 Arlington 2 2 Norc () mmmmm mmm puts J 6. Varsity Team: Front Row: Marcclla Vil- lanueva, Belinda Herndndo , Yvette Gon- zales, Kara Whiting Back Row: Rnxanno Berch, Suzie D az, Laurio Saundors, Coach, Mrs. leslye Williams Not Pictured is Debbie lohnson. 7. jumping high lor the ball is Debbie Johnson 8 Com ( nlrai- ing on perteclng her serve is Kara Whil- ing. 9. J.V. Team: Front Row: Natalie Enri- qucz, Sherri Villalobos, lannelte Barrios, Stephanie Abril, Carol Marques, Sandy Garcia Back Row: Robert Sheehan, Rene Villars, Mary Hodges, Diane Acosia, Mary Jacobs, Debbie Campa, Leslye Williams. Unpredictable Volleyball, high goals for 78 season Women ' s Volleyball players started an unpredictable sea- son with all new varsity play- ers. This is the first time any of us have played varsity. We really played well together close to the end of the season. We are all looking forward to a big improvement next year, rep- lied Suzie Diaz. Even with the team being so young and inexperienced they fought hard together to come fourth plac e overall in the Ivy League. j.V. ' s had a successful season even though the scores didn ' t reflect it, felt Coach Williams. Robert Sheehan joined Coach Williams for the first time to help coach the teams. ZoAnn Face

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mmm s off more wins for Girls ' Tennis I went out for the team because I had a chance to play nunnber one for the team and help it by doing my best in each match, replied lackie Yzaguirre. I went out for the team because I wanted to learn how to play tennis and be a part of the team, quoted Patty Mercado. Dedication was a key note to a successful season of the Varsity Tennis Team. Some players practiced eight hours a week. Vat A V % Some practiced before school, during lunch, and after school, mentioned Jeanne Adair. Returning coach Mrs. Sandra Guidi stated, On the perform- ance of the girls I feel we ' ve got a better team than we had in the years that I ' ve coached. Head coach Mr. Bill Ashley mentioned, In relation to last year ' s team, we ' ve got a better team. It was safer since there were no cracks on the surface and the lines are easier to see. ber two singles Jackie Yzagui- ree played in the Calitornia Interscholastic Federation. — Julie Visconti 1. Practicing her sersKC is Cryslal Fuqua. 1 Most Valuable Player Bcikv Lim, Wosi Spirited Susie Cortez, and Most Improved Player Colleen Hernandez. 3. Doubles team Rhonda Spencer and |ill Rankin are wailing lor ihe returned service. 4. It ' s a foot fault as leanne Adair serves. 5. High- powering the ball across the tourl is Col- leen Hernandez 6. Returning a shot is Pally Meriacio. 7. Front Row: jaikic Yza- guirre, leanne Adair. Row Two: hll Ran- kin. Rhonda Spencer, Crvstal Fuqua, I ' dtiv Mercado, Susie Cortez Row Three: Apnl Fuqua, Candy O ' Keele, Colleen OKeeie, Terry Long, Becky RobI), Lcanna Ashley Back Row: Mr. Ashley, Kathy Waite, Shelly lohnson. Amy lohnson, Annette Razo, Terry Norel, Lynda Fuqua, Mrs. Guidi. 8. Getting ready tor Norcos ser e Is doubles team Cryslal Fuqua and Jackie Yzaguirre. 1 - UjCvS c =xi. VM:.v i v c in -yW iJ ' 3 Number one doubles Rhonda Spencer and Jill Rankin were seeded number three in the California Interscholastic Fed- eration play-offs. Number one singles Jeannie Adair and num- ,rtK r«- P a) Games 21