Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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HOur team is really determined to win and I feel we're strong enough to do it. Liz Pulos HI think the juniors are under- estimating the seniors. Holly Ulrey :jk xy ' 'A S .f,, l4 it , iitiaze . X IW vi ., r' i si,, ag , 1 1. Front row: Coaches K. Broadbent. D. Krueger. 2nd row: D. Cruz. T. Buchanan. M. Cooper. K. Williamson. T Baldizan. M. Ste- fani. D Nelson. K. Newell. Buck row: E Elliott. L. Rice. V. Bricker. C. Cagle. K. Williams. E. Pulos. S. Daw. B. Ohlson. S. Phillips. 2. Tonya Lewis and Allison Stoutejurnp for the high 5 between plays. 3. The juniors crowd around their coach to devise a new strategy for moving the ball. 4. The juniors ana' seniors go nose to nose in a hard fought contest. 5. Dennis Todd gives support from the sidelines. 6. The action gets furious as a pass play is broken up. 7. Cheerleaders: J. Downing. F. Harris. R Soik. M. Prosser. B. Grewell: Front row: C. Crooms. A. Stoute: 2nd row: C. Hennigan. J. Sims. B. Varner. D. Beeken. M. McCormick. A. Stark: Back row: N. Melson. S. Thompson. T. Lewis. S. McElroy. S. Bell. M. Sicotte. C. Brown. H. Ulrey. 8. Cheerleaders. Robert Soik and Sparky Harris. concentrate on the action on the field. 9. Bridgette Varner moves down the field with Tonya Lewis leading the way. 10. Ms. Mills gives constructive criticism to Veronica Bricker. 22 JUNIOR-SENIOR POWDFR PUFF