McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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if Showing us her grace on the floor exercises is Jennifer Taylor. 1 Demonstrating her unparalleled style on the beam is Jennifer Federico. ,, , g a unique pose at the end of her , , , , is Christina Pestana. Keeping perfect balance is Cindy Daws on the beam. 131 Gymnastics

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Giving us a winning pose on the beam after reco- Exhibiting the grace and style that made her ifl is Patty Robinson. verrng from a broken ankle is Jennifer Wicker. Gymnastic Number ne And Then Some s each new season begins so does the IMPACT of building a better team! The gymnastics team suffered a loss of varsity members, but the J. M team grew in size. Even with the lack of the varsity's size and the J.lL 's inexperience they did not lack talent! The team had two returning varsity members, Chrissy West and Patty Robinson and one new varsity member Jennifer Wicker. They dominated in the Fresno school competition. l was sur- prised that l did this well. I never expected to be ranked number one in Fresno or even in the top three in the N. KL., stated Patty Robinson. Patty's only loss was to Deanna Stansberry of Clovis West, the lY.KL.'s number one gymnast. Chrissy West followed close behind Patty ranking in the top three in Fresno and in the top five in the PLKL. The top J.lL members were Sherrie Aubry, Christina Pestana, and Jennifer Federico. The returning members and Coach Diane Shennan helped plan the varsity's individual per- formances as well as train the new members to do their com- pulsory routines. lib Gymnastics Opponent Patty Robinson Clovis lst C. W. 2nd Lemoore lst Bullard lst Fresno lst Hoover lst IY. Y.L. Record Chrissy Jennifer J. V. West Wicker L 5rd L 2nd L 2nd W 21111 5rd L 2nd L Back Row: Patty Robinson, Chrissy West, Jennifer Wicker. Front Row: Jennifer ico, Plicko Kumataka, Christina Pestana, Danielle Rogers, LaShaunda Floyd, Taylor, Sherrie Aubry.

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Running to get to the ball in time to save the point is Susy Wallace. he Varsity Girls Volleyball team looked forward to a winning season but were slightly disappointed. The squad defeated Edison and Central in pre-season play. Making a great effort by diving for the ball is Jill Schmauch as teammate Laura Teran is prepared to help. Volleyball Reaches For Respect NYL RECORD OPPONENT OPPONENT l cLOv1s L BULLARD Ll CLOvls WEST L SANGER Ll BULLAKD L HOOvER Ll MADERA L EDISON wi HOOVER L ROOSEVELT L Against Roosevelt, they won their first league game in two years. The girl 's skill and desire to win showed during the match against RHS. Making an IMPACT on the team was their blocking ability. SeniOr's Shana Boyd and Ta- batha Mooney along with Jenni- fer Findley, Jr., played key roles on defense. Seniors Steifanie Ad- ams and Susy Wallace were counted on for offense. The J. IL squad was playing un- der new coaches Bill and Sandy Pierce. Long hours at practice re- peating drills over and over often was tedious and tiring. However, the team knew that these prac- tices were an important part of an athletes life. The girls will make promising varsity players next year. The Frosh team, coached by Adrian Oskam, looked very good at the beginning of the season. The girls managed to keep up their technique throughout the game which helped bring victo- ries. 1.52 Volleyball ROOSEVELT W VARSITY: Back row: Coach Lonnie Cole, Kristi Mills, Shana Boyd, Jennifer Hicks, Ta- batha Mooney, Kim McCann, Jennifer Findley, Nikki Eskra. Second Row: Cheryl Young, Jill Schmauch, Michelle Harvey, Maryann Brown, Debbi Nunes, Faline Wood. Front Row: Susy Wallace, Steffanie Adams.