Victor Valley High School - Joshua Tree Yearbook (Victorville, CA)

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Bottom row. Scot! Willey, Mark Cordero, Wlilson Guittcrres. Randy Alex. Second row. Oki Bennett, Jimmy Armstrong, Adrian Crumb, Bob Dwyer. Richard Mostly, Tony Evans, Michael Stew art, Joey Reyes, David Roark. i 156 Sports

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Bnnmn mu. Jamie lludgrnsr Rosie Alexander. Edna Nlerrorias, Donna Hansen. Row 1. Nanci' Lounslaury. l-leather -larohs, Christi' Jefferies. Coarli Rachel L. Raymer. fe rx ,. if ri ':--': is 3 , ...fr Volleyball This season wasn't a usual season for our volleyball team. It was a year for rebuilding the team, with only two returning players and a new coach, Martha Lee. They were struggling all season long placing seventh in San Andreas League and they didn't malce CIF. Next yearls team will be stronger after struggling with the setbacks from this year. Sonya Sefcilc captured Most Valuable Player and Mary Daily was Most Inspirational. The volleyball team suffered its first loss of the season against Yucaipa, 2-4 and suffered seven more losses until they finally beat He- speria, 3-1. It was a disappointing season ending with a loss to Apple Valley, o-3. They ended the season with a 3-I4 record. Scoreboard Yucaipa Cajon uartz Hill San Bernadmo Norte Vista Palmdale La Sierra Hesperia Barstow Apple Valley Cajon San Bernadino Norte Vista 2 La Sierra 4 3 Hesperia 1 3 Barstow I o Apple Valley 3 pl Rabbits Opponents . 2 , 4 o Riverside Poly 3 0 ' 3 0 Q 1 3 I 5 o ' 3 I 5 2 A 5 3 ' 1 2 4 0 3 0 3 2 4 0 3 Sports I55

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Varsi t Basketball This year was a great year for Coach Ollie Butler. This year, he won his 5ooth basketball game in his career as a basketball coach. The Jackrabbit basketball team was truly one of the best this year. Winning the season opener against Riverside Poly Q66-581 prepared the Jackrab- bits for league play. When facing Apple Valley, the -lackrabbits lost 47-52, but in the second game the team avenged their defeat ending on top 52-51. The jacl-:rabbits showed no mercy against their new ri- vals, Hesperia, by defeating them in both games with scores of 70-37 in the first game and 54-46 in the second. The Basketball Homecoming game was truly special. The Jackrabbits faced top notched San Bernardino and finished on top with a score of 63- 51. With a Season record of I4 wins and 7 losses and a League record of IO wins and 4 losses, the Jaclcrab- bits earned the second position in SAL Basketball. The second position earned the jackrabbits a seat in the CIF Playoffs. Entering the first round of the CIF Playoffs, the Jackrabbits faced Edgewood High School. The game was very close, but Edgewood prevailed with a score of 65-61. Although they lost in the playoffs, the -lackrabbits are to be commended for their strong and powerful performance in the CIF Playoffs. Scoreboard Riverside Poly 58 Eisenhower 72 In io Yutca Valley 44 Apple Valley 52 Eisenhower Indio Burroughs Cajon Hesperia Barstow QDOTJ S a n B e r n a r dino La Sierra Cajon Apple Valley 51 Norte Vista Hesperia Barstow S a n Be r n a r - ino La Sierra 61 Edgewood 65 fCIFJ Rabbits Opponents 66 . . I 44 ' 54 d' 34 59 ' ' 47 49 ' 59 62 ' 64 69 63 86 Norte Vista 62 59 ' 54 70 ' 37 62 ' 72 63 - . 51 77 44 51 59 52 60 46 54 46 55 53 60 d 69 71 54 Sports Ij7A