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OIATCI IT THE CI SS OF 1371 q! J . — is. i ■ H — a L ■ i 20 1 ; 12. ' 19 T M 11 l » J fe i Wr J -■1 ' iijJ Left: Caught in an awkward position, Ruth Ellison follows through with her serve. Above:1982 Girls Varsity Volleyball Team — First row: Lori Carrillo, Cindy Perez. Tracy Webber. Tina Franklin, Laura Beeman. Second row: Denise Gillette. Ruth Ellison. Selene Trapp, Coach (Jlmer, Joycye Jackson. Linda Raiskums, Michelle Niday Below: Coach Glmer gives encouragement and support to the players before, during and after the season ' s games. Below left: 1982 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Team — First row: Anne Lorentzen. Kate Phermsanghgam, Gloria Perez. Marie Tucker, Lori Chaney. Second row: Karen Miller, Denise Anelli, Veronica Raiskums. Coach Bernardy. Sandra Raiskums. Kendra Boyd, Con nie Garcia.
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Girls 7 volleyball keeps strong pace Above: Tina Franklin serves the ball for game point. Right: In a game against Redlands, Michelle Niday reaches for a spike. San Gorgonio Aquinas Opponent 3 Victor Valley 2 Chaffey 3 Colton 1 Eisenhower 3 Redlands 3 3 Pacific ? Colton 3 3 Eisenhower 2 2 Redlands 3 3 Pacific 3 2 Colton 2 Redlands Pec, fir Magnolia 1 ' LaHabra 3 At the beginning, all team coaches were op- timistic about their team, whether they admitted it or not. Coaches had it even worse, without the luxury of an exhibition season They had no way of telling how their team would do. Some pleasant surprises came about for the Spartan varsity volleyball squad, which saw themselves keep a strong pace the first half of the season within striking distance of Colton, a long time nemesis and regarded by many as the best in San Bernardino County in volleyball. The best of the best were Tracy Webber and Ruth Ellison, two extremely talented athletes who paired up for many points and were regarded by many to be the deadliest combination in local var sity play by volleyball observers. Well, we ' ve been good friends for a long time, commented Tracy Webber, team captain. Ruth and I have played volleyball together ever since we started at San G. It has become a sort of unity where we know what each other is doing on the court. Of course, as well as these two, the Spartans had other great players. Tina Franklin, another senior, had been known as an excellent stopper on spikes. The girls didn ' t spend all their time on volleyball. Tracy Webber, for instance, enjoyed Softball. She was good enough in fact, to make the varsity Softball team as a freshman. Comments weren ' t long when talking about the JV squad. Mo comment, joked Michelle Niday. But seriously, it takes time before they can be The players agreed that the best two were Michelle and Tracy. However, if one looked close ly at a game they played, it was hard to distinguish one from the other It was a total team effort. On the court, the girls were tough. In CBL play, the Spartan girls lost to Redlands twice, but went on to beat them the third time, which pitted them against Eisenhower and Pacific. After beating both teams, they earned a second place in CBL. CIF playoffs were tougher. Led by Coach Leann Glmer, they successfully beat Troy, then LaHabra. but lost to Magnolia to end their season 14-6. Individual recognition was earned by Joyce Jackson, Ruth Ellison, and Tracy Webber, who made the first team CBL. Michelle Niday joined the second team. Volleyball at San G was strong and a team sport. In football, all the spotlight was on the quarterback and the running back or wide receiver In basketball, it was on the one with the fanciest slam dunk or lay up. One didn ' t have special positions in volleyball and that was what made the sport so different. James Curran, class of 86
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