Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Stand By Me J.V. girls withstood tough competition. Any of my players could start a game because they all had special talents, but worked to- gether strongly as a whole, stated Coach Passalaqua. When asked who was his most inspirational player he an- swered, Without a doubt, Stephanie Bredeson. She has a way of lifting anyone's spirit. Coach Passalaqua also com- mented that his most valuable player was Chris Friesen, but there wasn't any one person who could be called most im- proved, for the whole team had become better players. The J.V. team has certainly ex- pressed that they are indeed the mighty Falcons! -Jodi Dougan MW' ,fam QA, r - il' i 54 Girls Basketball X . L ,v T 'K V ,iam ' ii , X sip' 'i X 'L if r. ,Q .1 gy X . :gif - ' H279 K ,af 4 Q uit! uw

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1. Scott Anderson shoots for two. 2. Darren Maslngale towers over opponent. 3. Larry Spain quickly dribbles down the court. 4. Top row: Mr. Lemley, Bill Schonlger, Dan Long, Darren Masingale, Scott Anderson, and Mr. Strohmayer Bottom row: Tim Tem- pleton, Greg Davis, Paul Wilburn, Dave McOmber, Norm Lane, Todd Snoyenbos, lnot picturedl Eric Murray, Mitch Evans and Larry Spain. 5. Greg Davis uses Kung Fu on opponent. 6. Paul Wilburn takes the ball down court. Boys Basketball

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1. Front Row, left to right: Darcy Young, Kelly Saunders, Teri Wal- ton, Stephanie Bredeson, Carleen Collins, Julie Hutchison, Jannelle Pierce. Back Row: Coach Passala- qua, Chris Frlesen, Tina Gaona, Amy Farr, Mindy Scott, Jennifer Hale, Cindy Cromwell, Tina Lane. 2. Amy Farr jumps for the ball. 3. Chris Friesen shoots for two. 4. Mindy Scott goes up for a shot. 5. Coach P. advises Teri Walton. 6. Mindy Scott puts in two more. 7. Coach P. tells the team a new strate- QV- V f R l L 25 f . Ib . Girl's Basketball