Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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BU BBHI YDUI' 0lJDUl16I1t to thi! l100lJ B y Jaime Aguirre team consisting of 6 freshmen and 5 sophomores, was whatthefroshfsoph women's basketballteam was all about. Though the team was young and inexperienced, they showed Coach Linda Johnson that they were willing to learn and play their best. Practices were filled with running laps, working on lay-ups, passing, shooting, free throws, offense, defense, fast breaks, and pressing. But most important was playing together as a team was highly stressed. In choosing team captain, Mrs. Johnson had to consider the players ability and knowledge towards the game, and who teammates looked up to and respected. Leading scorer, Jenni- fer Creamer, was one ofthe players that fit into that catagory. Another, Kim Cherry Being a better player to me includes practicing more and taking time to shoot. I can also improve by watching skilled players. This year was a fun, growing year for our Lady Jackets. Coach Johnson stated, I really enjoyed working with my team this year. They showed me that they really wanted to learn the game. Athletics Women's Sophomore Basketball ILIYJ

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HCR EI11 Th Miiti H9 UI1 UNB stl'Ql1Qth B y Jaime Aguirre his year had a new start for our Jacket wrestling team. With a new coach, Pete Gagliassa, the Jackets started working hard to get into shape. Coach Gagliasso was o nine- teen year old graduate from Franklin High School and being a former Jacket, he felt he owed his best to the team. Practices were filled with plenty of hard work consisting of push-ups, sit-ups, running the track and the halls for sprints. Along with the help of John Musgrave, Randy Galela and Andy Vasquez, the coaching staff pushed all the wrestlers so that they Athl t' 1 Varsityciwestling would be prepared for the lang six minute duel meets. All the hard work paid off in victories such as that against St. Mary's and Stagg. This made the wrestlers feel as though all work went for the good of winning and made them want to win even more. Under coach Gagliasso, the Jacket wrestlers learned many fine skills and other things such as dedication and desire. The athletes felt good about the season and said that Pete Gagliasso gave them alot of drive that made them want to succeed. r