Foss High School - Calypso Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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The Foss Falcons wrapped up their season with a 3-5 record, tying Stadium for third in the city league. The Falcons had their first taste of competition, which resulted in a nine point deficit to Mt. Tahoma, 30-21. The mighty Falcons bounced back to prove who was queen of the court as they walked over Wilson, 30 17. Losses followed to Stadium, 32-20, Mt. Tahoma, 53-1 1, and Lincoln, 40-19. The Falcons rebounded to top Wilson once again, 19-18, and whip Stadium, 37-27. ln their last game, Foss was downed by Lincoln, 52-21. Members of the team were primarily sophomores, with the exception of one junior, Linda Robinson. Captain Cindy Rodrigues, and 1-larolyn McAuley lead the team in scoring. Coach Robert Calloway said this was the team's building year. I.EF'l' 'FO RIGHT: D. Russell, L. Johnson, F. lvery, H. Mcfluley, S. Gray, D. Brown, Coach R. Calloway, C. Rodrigues, B. Lewis, NI. Boutin, D. Borman, V. Christian. NOT PlCTl,lRFD: l.. Robinson. Building Year for Girls' Basketball So l ran up to the basket . . . 1' 108 Xi

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l QQ n We held up our net. . . Zap! 'fVVe didn't have any floorplates, so the girls took turns playing and holding up the net, commented Coach Marta Berg. This, along with a late start shortened the numher of matches in which the Girls' Volleyball team competed. ln spite of these difficulties, they put forth a maximum effort. Foss shined on the court, October 23, when they claimed their first victory over Stadium. A losing streak followed to Wilson, Lincoln, hoth league teams, and Annie Wright. Returning, they whipped Mr. Tahoma, and finished the season with a 2-3 record - third in the city league. l,lCF'l' TO RIGHT: IJ. L'hrdahl, P. lfversall, Coach M. Berg, Assistant coach Stemmen, K. Johnson, D. .'Xnderson, C. Rodrigues, 'li. Hauge, .-X. Robinson. iiBam!yv Up, up, and away!

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Riflc- loam, zi highly coiiipvt1'tix'f', highly s-clucatimial varsity sport, was maclv up of thi- lwsr shots from thc- tliirty-iiivmlx-r Riflm- Cluh. During thi- lfriclay practivvs at Pt. U4-fiariu' and thu- Nlmiday coriipi-titions with othvr ZiTl'2i high srhools, thi- team gaim-cl l'XDl'Ylf'IlL'4' as well as skill. Unch-r the cuacliing of Lou Williams and 'lim-cl Limlsvy, prvcisimi marks- mariship and firvzirm safety lmwainc' an intc-ggral part of thc- Rifle 'lim-ani. A-X5 a ITll'lT1lN'T of thc lfvvrgrccri junior Rifle Lf-aguv, succc-ssc-s in compctition mountvd with 1-vm-ry match. MvmA bvrship was open to both buys and girls, and with contimlvcl practivc, thi' young tc-am hopcd to da-vc-lop additional strc-ngth for nc-xt yn-ar. FROM TOP I.EF'l I'URIGH'l': Cum-l1l.uu Vi'illiani5, D. Tsrry, C, lruscotr, R. lfawiiy, D. W'itn-, foacli 'limi Limlscy, BUT'l'UM LEFT TO Rllilllz R. B4-rg, U. Murduck, P. Curry, P. Nlclluili-, R. Joy. Ready . . . Aim . . . FIRE. Ron joy k'XQ'K'l1U'll tha' knew-ling pnsition. Pat Curry mlm-niunstratwl thi- sitting position.