Mission San Jose High School - Costanoan Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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ll' , Y . Veronica Santos returns a hit with intensity. Mindy Bolar tosses to prepare for a serve ff'q,: rf -we f -iv 5, .2 y g .it.its s,.itt.i . ,ittss y Q is ' '- i , x 312' 1 5 1 .i QW . i SCOREBOARD c T N OVERALL RECORD 3-9 jg .f ... ,...,, W. . ',-lik. 15 W c l 1 vs. Newark Memorial 2-O '-Z ' vs. Washington O-2 Q vs. Irvington O-2 is vs. American O-2 A a ., vs. Logan O-2 ,,. . R ss un vs. Kennedy I-I Kristy Regan concentrates during the pre-game stretch. 93

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL W Varslty Volleyball Team Top Row: Lori Hotovec, Dawn Lowry, Amy Bring- hurst, Jessica Galbraith, Kristy Regan. Row 2: Mindy Bolar, Janet Caires, Julianna Spisak, Veronica Santos, Coach Barbara Caroll. SEASON SUMMARY The l985 Girls Varsity Volleyball sea- son was a frustrating one, with the team ultimately posting a record of three wins and nine losses. Despite this relatively unsuccessful record, the team showed great determination, spirit, and, most of all, unity. The team was led by co-captains Mindy Bolar and Dawn Lowry, and Janet Caires, who was voted Most Inspirational Player by her teammates. Additional support was lent by players Jessica Galbraith, Julianna Spisak, Kristy Regan, and Amy Bringhurst, all of whom worked well together and re- fused to become disheartened. Although this year's season did prove disappointing, next year's season, according to Jessica Galbraith, looks promising. Dawn Lowry clears the ball with a bump.

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J.V. VOLLEYBALL ou-.. gy -A 5, ,fmt JV Volleyball Team Top Row: Tanya Das, Karen Fertik, Janet Severin, Kim Lewis, Melissa Jones, Nicole Martin, Leanna Reil, Coach Arlene Cooley. Row 2: Shellie Chandler, Sherri Harper, Patty Yeggy, Liz Bertrand, Kim Gates. mu- A1 15.1 Q Q 'X -A c'::n:u ---so A S A' --.. V Patty Yeggy keeps track of the varsity team's score. 94 Kim Gates spikes at the American opposition. SEASON SUMMARY The i985 season proved to be a disappointing one for the Junior Varsity Volleyball team. Finishing the year with an overall record of six victories and six losses, the main fault of the team was its inex- perience. Supported by the strength of senior members Janet Severin and Sherri Harper, the team managed to defeat Washington, Irvington, Newark Memorial and Kennedy. The team showed great potential this year, and with a number of experienced players returning next year, hopefully the 1986 season will be a successful one.