Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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56 J.V. and FRESHME BASKETB LL FRIZSIIMIZN, VliRY IMPRESSIVIZ SEASON! Under the experiented toaehing ol' Bill Sheridan this year's lvoys' hasket- hall tem had an extiting season only losing two games against league cham- pions Monte Vista and then to San Ramon. This teams hard work and ef- K fort tertainly paid ollii the end helping them win many games. This young W and talented team holds a great future ahead ol, them, lets hope they con- J tinue to win in the years ahead. j.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL George Papafians ,l.V. team had a good season. They went 5-6 in preseason, 7-7 in league and ll- l 5 overall. This team also won the Antioch tournament helore th season started. There were many exciting games played this year, and a lot olllse stores such as the last game played against tross town rivals Amador V.illey losing to them at the lvuzzar, hut this team worked will and were very positive alwot the whole season. All in all it was a suttessful season. TH!! ll! 2 I Donny Nelson argues with rel' over a had call. f tm, HI TF! H '3 K T4 '-sql. Inn Koehler thinks ilunkly lor his nest move. ttop l-ri jim Koehler, Brian Papka, Marty Grasso, Mike Allanto, Doug Snodgrass, Cioaeh George Papaziang tbottom l rb Steve Cholis, Pete Gaekle, Mike Draken, lfrie Peterson, Ron Parrish, Davis Natamu. ltop I-ri Darren Annear, Chris Dnnakin, David Ferry, Kurt Ottaway, Damian Kallis, Qmiddle l-rj Mitch Larkin, Bobby May, liryan 'l'ierney, ,lush Ruling, -jason Dunphyg tlwottom l-rh Danny Lemmo, jim Brandes, Shane Salazar, Mark Nalatesta, Danny Moyles. to follow l 3 K S .Y 5 t f tssmfnw . L M- ft . :L . .. 2. L , .sf ii 4 .I fi ' 4 X4 Dave lferry yumps high lor the relvound.

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GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETB LL X ff! ,ff 73 Q H P j Moore Becky Mellor: Amy Connors Marianne Sperornri jenny Bridal! , 'W as vt , , ,v , Coach Amy Brimeyer i Lf Ji L'rk'r rriyy iijili' .r,'r wif is LL, LVLL: LLLl s if ' LLLLL:'L lfffii Lamrre Sheridan Angela Boyd Q Maureen Hyde l..mrie, Amy .mcl M.iuret-n extlaim, Oli my Kioshi, XVlucl1 'l.ool4 Coach, no hanrlslm spoutsI,.iur.1Stanltovich way tlitl ir gof' lioorlulls varsity girls lmslcr-ilmll re.im has got the sp A brand new varsity coach and an excellent assistant hrought a fresh brrearh of air to Foothill Highs girls varsity haskethall team. Helping with leatlership were the captains Laura Stankovich and Kaylyn Mclntosh. Many changes came about this season. Playing with intensity ancl pritle lior their school, the girls workecl hartler than they ever hacl, leacl hy the Seniors Amy Brimeyer, Marianne Spotorno, ancl Laura Stanlcovich. The leadership scorers were Marianne Spotorno .incl Kaylyn Miln- tosh, who hoth averaged clouhle figures, On the cleliensive sicle Amy Connors was clelinitely the specialist, Although everyone triecl their harclest, Amy seemecl to stancl out from the rest. Miss Hill is looking fiorwarcl to the returning players, and will miss the ones who are leaving. She hopes rhai the winning attitucle and the team spirit comes hack with the team. Coach Carolyn Hall Kaylyn Mcinmsh