Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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I-u 3 Ms 1,. c. On page 136, Michelle Surrell anticipates the right time for spiking the ball. Above left, Michelle Surrell and Priscilla Goodwin warm up ro defeat the other team. Teammates watch and observe Tammy Roe's ability to bump the ball. Team Photo: Lawana Ivy, Tammy Roe, Sonia Pimental, Mrs. Johnson, Kim Jones, Michele Surrel, Maria Ortega, Rachele Aldridge, Monica Cruz, Lori Lopez, Debbie Martinez, Priscilla Goodwin, 6 Tanya Creer. The only way you fe can succeed in this sport or in an y sport is to play as a team Marla Terry Ortega t Sports Volleyball 1 3

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IJ And Uve Dlleyhall Takes ll 'Mp Effort To be a good player in this sport took good health, knowl- edge of the game, skill in passing, setting, and serving. Practices were mandatory and could last as long as three hours. ln the beginning they were very hard, but as the season' progressed they became easier. Enormous amounts of energy were re- quired by the coach, Mrs. Johnson, who demanded 1107, effort! Said the coach, Volleyball is a sport that keeps the audience moving. The game is never over until that final point! When the captains were picked several things were considered: who knew the game well, who had the skill, and who understood howto communicate well with team members. Lawana Ivy fit the bill, and helped make the team work so successfully. By Sonia Pimental S t 1 E lzrcllejfball

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Page 138 Clockwise from top, left: Our Jacket team prepares under the guidance of coach Rick Smith. The 1984 Cross Country team: Armando Gutierrez, Mike Costilleja, Mike Jimenez, Eric Galtman, Fernando Gu- tierrez, and Constantine Equinoa. Juan Medina, Angie Burciago, Da vid Solis, and Tim Carlson. Mike and David run in perfect stride. Page 139: Our Jackets start off in the front of the pack. . .32 1 L Dedication and determi- nation . . .all the Way to victory Mike C ostilleja 1 3 S Cross Country A thletics