Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Escambia's 86-87 volleyball team has best year since Escambia high has been known. They were a great bunch of players who had a great desire to be good at volleyball and to win, commented Coach Amy Ca- baniss. The girls volleyball team ended the season with an 8-7 record. This was the first year they had a win- ning season in the last six years, along with being 6-1 in the district. Jennifer Bailey, senior and Barbara Dobbins, junior were selected as players of the season by the News olleyball team best ever Journal. Volleyball has definitely improved Within the last year, con- tinues Coach Cabaniss. Coach Cabaniss did notassign any one or two players as captain nor co- captain definitely Each game she went by players grades, practice and effort before choosing. To raise money for the team they held a vol- leyball serve-a-thon. HI feel we have a very young team pulling together and have come a long wayf' stated Barbara Dobbins, junior. We have worked hard to get where we are nowf' opposite page: 1. Jones hits the ball. 2. 'KWhat do you want now'?' 3. Yea! team! 4. The bench cheers on the team. 5. Lets all do the Andi shuffle! 6. Oleson kills the ball. 6. Get up! I dare you! 8. Kneeling: Robyn Dindinger, Monica Andrews, Misty Haynes, Michelle J ones, Jen- nifer Jensen, Penny Fuqua, Tammy Lowery, Cari Thomas, Standing: Coach Cabiness, Lana Wilcox, Traci Harvell, Barbara Dobbins, Jean- . ette Isaac, Andi Oleson, Pam McQuinton, Dena Nelson, Tina Bragan, Jodi Nodhturf, Letitia Jordon, Ronna Notah, manager. this page: l. Lady Gators get together for conference. 2. Standing: Left to right: Mikki Garnham, Misty Haynes, Pennye Fuqua, Coach Cabiniss, Christy , I Boothby Kelley Owens, Kai Watson. Kneeling: Left to right: Barbara M Dobbins, Kathy Johnson, Carmen Maghanong, Jennifer Bailey, Denise - Cebula. 3. Haynes bumps the ball for the score. 4. Coach Cabiniss instructs her team. 5. Lady Gator fans cheering on. 6. Dobbinsjumps , . ' for the block. I f 95

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L'l7l0f 1 -M-1-nut:-y-H The 1986 cross-country season is over, but the boys and girls teams both had a successful year. The girls qualified 16th in the state meet, which the boys place 5th in the re- gional meet. The boys team consisted of eight runners: Ron Coffman, and Nick Nicholson, co-captains, Ercel Carter, Marc Gurlin, Tim Warner, John Olwin, David Fox, and Steve Elting. The girls team was made up of: Tracy Parks, captain, Irena Mit- chem, Susan Walker, Stacy Reyn- olds, Ilene Fortin, Barbara Walker, and Jennifer Harris. This years let- termen were: Ron Coffman, Nick Nicholson, Tim Warner, Irena Mit- chem, and Tracy Parks. I was proud to be one of the cap- tains durlng my senior year. All of my teammates were very special to me, stated Nick Nicholson, senior runner, and I wish much luck and Cross Country teams run to victory I many good times in the future to the 56 NM8 team and Coach Martin. The girls team placed in the top ten, eleven times, while the boys fin- ishd in the ten, six times. Tim Warner set an E.H.S. record of 16:34 . in the three mile run during the re- ' gional meet in Tallahassee. Tracy A Parks set herself a record with her ' run of 11:54 in the two mile run. The running Gators ran in meets against the folowing schools: Pine Forest, Gulf Breeze, PH.S., Tate, Woodham, Washington,, Crestview, Niceville, Talahasse Lincoln, Rick- ards, and Leon, Quincy Shanks, Choctaw, Fort Walton Beach Pace, and Pensacola Christian shcool. Some of this years special and exciting moments were: the girls placing 16th in the state, and win- ning the EscambiafSanta Rosa --M-M -' County Championships, explained Coach Martin. , I 'ia opposite page: 1. top left: Coach Cassidy, Nicole Bonds, Misty Eplyy, Frank Tannewitz, Matt Wise, Joe Pollard, Lupe Birthwright, Ronnie Holland, Claudia Ansboro, Heather Bartol, Kari Bartol, bottom row: Ryan Edmond, Sherrie Ashcraft, Jennifer Raumbach, Jodi McIntosh, Michelle Carrol, Mellisa Vail, Jennifer Doucette, Joe Doucette. 2. Al- most there. 3. Practice makes perfect. 4. 'Tm getting closer. 5. Lupe takes the lead. 6. Jodi cheers on teammates. 7. Karl rests after practice. 8. Jennifer works on strokes. this page: 1. Go! Tracy. Go! 2. Pick-up your heels! 3. Alright, Everybody up! 4. Coach Martin. 5. Team members have a tea. 6. Only 10 more laps to go! 7. Tracy Parks, Irena Mitchem, Stacy Reynolds, Susan Walker, Barbara Walker, Jennifer Harris. 8. Irena runs around the track. 9. Mark Gurlin, David Fox, Ercel Carter, Ron Coffman, Steve Elting, Nick Nicholson, John Olwin, Tim Warner. 97