Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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? ure Shot Sonhom es Scoring easily with a iumnshot for two By Jaime Aguirre is Wit ,gz . .,3,,,, 1 ,Q - J s . , . si ' av J, .2 ew faces and young talent formed a team around coach, Pete Turner. Along with Coach Turner was his assistant coach, Barry Drebert. They were given alot of new talent to work with. These athletes played the game from one end of the court to the other without hesitation or giving up. The hoopsters had a good passing game that brought them success. Along with the good shooting and passing, defense his Page Sponsored By: FRANCES' BEAUTY SALON AUTIBUCS ' 315 E. Charter Way N , M E T52 was played to top quality. Victories were achieved through hard work and perfected plays. Movement brought the open shot that led the Jackets to their wins. The learning sophomores had many close games that pre- pared them for varsity level ball. Under find coaching, the ath- letes learned the fundamentals of the game that helped them in the future years here at Franklin High School. 143A Men's Junior Varsity Basketball L .

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omen's Varsity Basketball coach, Mrs. Alexander tookthegamebothpersonallyandathletically.Join- ing the team required some knowledge of dribbling, passing, and shooting. Practices were 2V2 hours a day and were filled with preparation for the big game. P When choosing a team captain coach Alexander took into consideration basketball knowledge and a person with lead- ership ability. Her most valuable player,was Karen Bush who was considered, Has what it takes. Karen Bush said, As a valuable player, I think my best qualities were my field goals and free throws, but a little more concentration could have helped me improve. All skills learned and acquired were put to use in our Lady Jackets basketball games. Not only were they taught basket- ball skills, but they were taught team unity and sportsman- ship. Basketball is a fast and exciting game that keeps the audience excited, quoted Mrs. Alexander. . ll ut BSS Athletics Women s Varsitv Basketball Guard Your nnonent B y Jaime Aguirre