Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Stridin ward Success The Winnin Effort 3 ur crossecounrry reorh ron in neorly oerfecr srride, running rrserr rrghr rnro o second oroce, 7-1 seoson Cooch Consronrine Eournoo worked rhe Jodser runnrng reofn rnro o wrnnrng shooe. The Cross-Counrry reorh ron oosr rhony corhoerrrors ond fer! ro rhe nurhoer one reorh oy only Q oorhrs. Mony hours or runnrno oreoored rhe rndwiduors ro oerrer rrrhes. Long, hord hours oidrsronr runnrhg rhode our runnrng reorh successfur, Seniors, Dowd Sorise ond Sreve Russo were greor runners ond heroed rhe resr of rhe reonn ochreve rhelr vrcrories. Nexr yeor rhe Cross- Counrry reorh rs ordeed ro rokse rhe SJAA. oecouse or rherr rerurnrng runners, rhey WH! onry oe wirhour rwo seniors. Thrs wos o goodseoson for rhe Crossiounrry reorn ond gove our schoor sorhe pride ro rork ooour. Wrrh rhe orhreres running oN rhe rrrhe, rhey WH! sroy in shooe ond oe reody for rhe yeor ro come. AH hord work oord off for our young Cross-Counrry reonn, Athletics Cross Country 1

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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

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nt it l'iV9S 00DStl-3 'I-BHI11 IJUSHQS f0l'llhB fiBI'CB illl 0llt l1llStl0 By Jaime Aguirre nder the coaching of Dan Church, our Jackets were tough competitors and strived for the ultimate goal of victory. Through weeks of practices the athletes formed their skills, and athletes got better and better after every game. The players worked hard every game and impressed alot of peo- ple. ln this growing year, our Jackets learned the way to win in the hard work of defense. Defense was the name of the game. Intensity was the key, the open passage to victory. Athletics 4 Men's Varsity Basketball Jumping, shooting, and driving for the basket was the plan for every game. Despite an all junior and one sophomore team, our Jackets never gave up. They were fighters down to the last heart breaking loss. The St. Mary's game went down to the last seconds for seconds for the decision, and the Stagg game went into overtime. Despite these close games Franklin's courage and reputation were a winning combination.