Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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1. Ready lor the bump against a Saguaro opponent is Diane Casey. 2. Pam Thorne in bumping position awaits the ball lrom a Coronado opponent. 3. Team work a key to any sport: Diane Casey leaps high to return a Coronado spike as Fam Thorn and Kim Metzger watch and wait. 4. Barb Limmer serves another one over lor a needed point to win against Saguaro. 5. Up in the air, Diane Casey blocks a Saguaro opponent's shot. 6. Up for the spike and making a direct point against a Coronado opponent is Chris Thomg lending a helping hand is Anne llogel. 7. lockerroom talk is a time to settle any problems out on the court. The team and Coach Thalacker discuss the problems alter losing one game ol the match against Chandler. 4 I Varsity Volleyball - Iletllaa 345 545 Chandler 8-15 15-4 15 7 Scottsdale 15-12 15-7 Coronado 2-15 15-7 15-9 Tempe 15-6 15-2 Arcadia 15-2 4-15 9-15 Yuma 12-15 15-11 13-15 Saguaro 5-15 5-15 Westwood 15-11 15-11 Casa Grande 8-15 11-15 Mesa 15-6 11-15 13-15 won ll lost 5 22 Varsity Volleyball 1335? W

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sv' mzmmm I 2 1 ,' s ' srsst 4 5 1. Embers tirehat identifies Karen Crosbie as a yearbook staffer. 2. Laura Gerston and Cathy Moxley work on the index while Stacy Sherry turns in receipts to business manager Patti Markotl. 3. Lynn Kurtzweg can always be seen through the i-room windows fourth period working on the sports section. 4. Vicki Montgomery shows an uninterested Lori Palen and attentive Terri Anderson and Teri Haddix how to draw final layouts. 5. Mary Loan manages lo laugh oft Mrs. Stevens' critique of the pictures chosen tor her layout. 6. The shoe concession at the supplement dance proved to be a headache for Mary Loan and yearbook finances. Yearbook 21

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Varsity e Qs makes divisionals Et gs i rv LJ' fzf 55' , Volleyball fans had a chance to see alot of bumping, spiking, setting, serving, and all-around exciting games when they watched the varsity volleyball in action. Coached by Miss Thalacker, this spirited and determined team worked its way through the season finishing with 6 wins and 5 losses, and they even had the opportunity to compete in divisional playoffs, but to the misfortune of the team, they lost in thefirst game. On the courts, a greatly improved team worked together closely, attempting to beat their opponents. Volleyball techniques were good and consistant, and offense was strong. One of four senior team members, Anne Vogel summed up the season: lt was the best year l've ever had, the record might not show it, but it was. lt was a pretty good year, stated lanet Galbraith, but l'm going to miss the seniors because they were all starters. We had a great coach, too. Three varsity players made the All City Team. Pam Thorne made the first team while Anne Vogel and Chris Thom made the second team. Pam Thorne also won the serving award with Diane Casev winning the Spirit award. With several of the 1-V girls moving up, Miss , Thalacker expects a super varsity season next year. We're going to be together than ever, she said. Varsity Volleyball 23