Foothill High School - Heartbeat Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Nlortinez Voted Outstonding S 48 ' W . S Q Is' S if The Frosh-Soph volleyball team was made up of freshman with Q A tef, 1 virtually no experience, said coach Teresa Huth. We started from , wi' ifsepi ground zero and improved day by n day, with each player developing s strengths in passing or serving. Sept I yiiii .5991 Their best game was against ,, i i Sept. fiW?i'1W7t3?P?3f?f9F1eVba ii-- i 11 1 1 1 l i H ' i ' ' ' 12 15 17 Kern it BHS. Total effort from all the players T .SdPls11,2fl1 WQJQ . ' ili. T... East . r 1 ' . illl earned them a win against South. L. y y1 bl l Most Outstanding Player was 001, Mimi Martinez, Most Improved was Oct, Amy Powers, and Most Inspirational L15 C ' was Sandy Hubbell. Stephanie Torres was cited for I solid setting, and Stephanie Gorden Yi for consistent passing. Their SYL 1 . . aas.. East record was 1-13. Stephanie Gbrden, Amy Poizrs and Ursula Jaso show their spirit after agood rally. T ' It 1 RFI X I 1 l 1 1 N Stephanie Torres serves the ball to North. I - The Lancerswtogether vmh coach Teresa Huth during a time outr Frosh-Soph Volleyball 11 1

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M amy V we Z C K i Frosh-Soph Volleyball. Front Row: Chonda Barcena, Stephanie Torres, Trina Martinus. Row 2: Coach Teresa Huth, Mimi Martinez, Angie Olivarez, Amy Powers, Christina Jones, Stephanie Gorden Row 3: Kim Perkins, Ursula Jaso, Sandy Hubbell, Heather Collins. Not pictured: Katrina Soto 110 Frosh-Soph Volleyball Christina Jones bumps the ball against North.

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Reggie Phillips flies past an East defender going up for a lay-up. 112 Varsity Boys Basketball Bosketboll tokes it oil! As expected, the boys varsity basketball team dominated the SYL with a 13-1 record, the lone loss going to Bakersfield High, our SYL co- champs. The Trojans' success was due in part to the time and effort given by coach Dan Shannon and assistant coach David Reese. Shannon deserved- ly won the basketball Coach of the Year award. Key players for the championship team were: All-League and All-Area Most Valuable Player Ar- thur Charles, McDonald's All-American and first team All-Leaguer Archie Wright, first team All-Lea- guer and Southern Section play-off Most Valuable Player Reggie Phillips, and first team All-Leaguer Donte Glinton. Highlights from the '88 season included key play-off wins against Oceanside-El Camino 168-66 in double-overtimej, La Palma-Kennedy 171-64j and San Diego-Madison 162-60j. The win over Madison earned FHS the title of Division ll South- ern California Regional Champs, and enabled the Trojans to play for the State Title in Oakland. On March 19 the Foothill Trojans accom- plished a never-before feat matched by another Kern County team. By beating Menlo-Atherton by a score of 66-61, the Trojans claimed the 1988 Di- vision ll State Basketball Championship title. The win topped off a 12-game winning streak and a 27- 4 overall season record. Standing: Tony Bally, Arthur Charles, Archie Wright, Donovan Webster. Sitting: Ron- ald Wood, Kenzi Smith, Steve Pennel, Johnny Elizalde, Reggie Oats, Richard Alarcon, Reggie Phillips.