Cajon High School - Vaquero Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Jamming Volleyball With nine wins and five loses, rhe J. V. Volleyball Teem ended rhe seoson wirh another winning record. Coach Joan Bougie said, This is o good group, rhey,ll be great as vorsity players. Joon also commented on one player specificly, Luonne Whittaker, one of our servers, will moke a great addition to rhe varsity ream. Joon was o first year coach for the Co- jon team, but she was no newcomer. Joon played on rhe varsity team in the late 1970 ' s. Of those years, Cojon won rhe Son Andreas Leogue Championship and went on the C.I.F. ploy. We held true to our motto this year because Co- jon was first in the competition. Joan planned on coming bock to coach next year. She was confident that the team can win again and again and again . . . (Right) Top Row: (Left to Right) Golyno Phillips, Toiso Strotlon, Jennifer Keller, Potty Corbojol, Jen- nifer Merrill, Luonne Whittoker, Korlene Soter- field. Bottom Row: (Left to Right) Kelly Foot, Desieroe Chopmon, Shonnon Dovy, Melonie Young, Chrislino Gonzoles, Celeste Ives (Dottom) Potty Corobojol demonstrotes her obilities ploy- ing vollyboll. 126 Sports Girls ' J V Volleyboll

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An Addition to ihe Tradition For the post eleven years or Cojon, there has been o victorious tradition in Varsity Volleyball. The teams that hod been mode up contained on enormous amount of skill and ability. This ability of the teoms led Cojon Hig h School ' s Varsi- ty Volleyball to o streak of undefeated championships This yeor was no excep- tion. With the help of three returning seniors, four returning juniors and o new cooch, they managed to keep the tradi- tion going. A lot of practice and dedication from the girls mode them the high caliber teom that they were, replied Coach Ron Rohoc. Having o new cooch and not too much Varsity experience put o lot of pressure on us. But in spite of this, we still managed to place second in the Son Andreas League, stated senior player Poulo Bougie. This year, once ogoin, the Cowgirls went to the C.I.F. Playoffs In the first round, they faced the Yellowjockets from Colton. Colton was ranked number one In C.I.F. so the volleyball teom hod to overcome a big hurdle In the first round. Colton ployed up to the expectations placed on them by the C.I.F boord of directors The Cowgirls were unfortunately defected in o great gome by both teoms. Even though they lost, we all know the volleyboll team will return to these familiar grounds next year. The one goal set every yeor wos for the teom to become league cham- pions. This year, they might not hove been league champions, but they were certainly chompions in spirit. With the great othletic ability and determinotion these volleyball players disploy, it ' s no wonder why they were almost always invincible. Way to go Cowgirls! (Above) Top Row: (Left to Right) Cooch Ron Rohoc. Denlse Kull. Cora Difolchl. Carlo Nellson. Poulo Dougle. Rocio Soncho. Bottom Row: Pot Doo. LIso Sheniei. Mory Doo. (Left) Coto Oifolchi seems o tod concerned obout the gome. Cooch Ron Rohoc gently tells her thot, no, she con ' t sneak out the dooi at this porticulor moment. Sports Vorslty Volleyboll 125

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XA (Top Left) Anothef powerful punch goes fo Cojon ' s oovon- toge. (Top Right) Luonne WhlffoKet serves onother oce while Q line Judge keeps on eye on her distance. (Bottom Left) A birds eye view of our chomplons ot work. (Bottom Right) Jennifer Merrill looks on os Potty Corbojol lines up for the hit. Sports Girls ' J V Volleyboll 127