Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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coreboard JV Volleyball CHS 2 Sparks 2 Reed 2 Hug 2 Wooster 2 Reno McQueen 2 Douglas South Tahoe 2 Sparks 2 Reed 1 Hug 2 Wooster 2 Reno Douglas Soutn Tahoi Coach: Kelly Maestreatti Co-Captains: Liz Willis lula Paulidis Opponent 1 IV Wrestling CHS 38 Sparks 60 Reed M 78 Hug m 72 Wooster 39 Reno 48 McQueen 33 Douglas Opponent 29 6 6 18 6 15 Sfiontict U Karen McRoy serves a kill to the opponents from Douglas Dana Ellis bumps the ball to Paula Paulidis during a home game. VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Vonnie Horton, Diane Medeiros, Missy Smith. Second Row: Samantha Gardner, Krista Grange, Coach Kelly Maestreatti, Karen McRoy, Dana Ellis. Back Row: Manager Kim McRoy, Barbie Sullivan, Lisa Savinelli, lennifer Gray, Paula Paulidis, Liz Willis, Manager Cindy Dotson.

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s houtin it to build school spirit We ' ve got spirit! N ' es, we do! The varsity spiritleaders certainly showed they had a lot ot spirit. Whether it was cheering in short skirts while freezing temperatures swept the football field or in hot sweaters in the stuffy gym during basketball season, the spiritleaders were al ways ready and willing to bulla the crowd ' s spirit and cheer their teams on. While most students were rolling out of bed at 7 am, the spiritleaders were already busy at work, rehearsing their cheers in the gym. Adviser Mrs. McNutt kept them on a tight schedule. If they received three tardies, they were not allowed to cheer for the next game. During the summer, while most students were soaking up the sun ' s hot rays on the sandy beaches of Lake Tahoe, the var- sity spiritleaders were at camp in San Diego during the month of August. They learned new song routines, stunts and cheers to improve their cheering abili- ty. They brought some ot these new cheers to CHS. Varsity spiritleaders Wendy Weintz, Shell McKenzie, Shannon Moreland and Alyssa Davis with the help of the Senator Man try to build the crowd ' s spirit by leading a cheer at a home football game. In the cold of the night, Theresa David and Trena Keating share a friendly hug lo keep warm during the homecoming game against Wooster. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: Teresa David, Traci Fogliani. Alyssa Davis. Second Row: Shell McKeenzie, Andy Goldsmith, Shannon Moreland, Back Row: Holly Kautfman, Trena Keating, Lisa Ethndge, Tracey lohnsnn, Wendy Weintz, Varsity Spiritleaders

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F loorin it to a successful season whether it was on wrestling lats or the volleyball court, oth the junior varsity wrestlers nd volleyball players had suc- essful seasons. ]V wrestlers lent undefeated, and )V olleyball ended their season ith 11 wins and 5 loses. We had a really great season lis year. I think it was due to ■ e dedication from the team nd coach, said Sophomore ean Sullivan. Not only was the wrestling eam undefeated, but so was Sean Sullivan. Sean was 7-0 in conference and was also the champion at the Carson, Mc- Queen, Douglas, freshman and sophomore tournament. We had a good season, but it would have been better if we went undefeated, said junior Liz Willis. JV Volleyball got off to a good start. They won four games until they lost to McQueen. Ex- perience on the court, due to there being so many juniors on the team, helped them too. lunior varsity wrestler Daryl Delaney, who laler moved up to varsity, concen- trates on how he ' s going to pin his opponent. JV Wrestling )V Volleyball |{t