Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Tak UW l3Bi:ltil1Q YDUI' 0DlJ0l16l1t CHQ DI1 CHQ his year's wrestling was an ever-changing, fast pace sport. On the .l.V. team, everyone worked hard to move themselves up to the Varsity level. Placement spots for varsity were competed for every week. Both J.V. and Varsity were not always a set team. Everyone improves and the com- petition makes the varsity the strongest that it can be. The J.V. wrestling team practices with the Varsity team and they are both coached by Pete Galiasso, the new, first year coach here at Franklin High School. Practices were hard and B y Jaime Aguirre everyone pushed each other to make themselves perform at top quality. There were many weight classes with more than one person competing for the Varsity position in most cases. The changing in roster was always there. In all, there was just one real wrestling team. This was a good year for our 1984 wrestling team here at Franklin High School. Working hard made our J.V. wrestling team the best that they could be. Athletics 1 5 1 l Junior Varsity Wrestling

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Working hard gave me a placement on the Varsity Squad. , Ricky Dalziell M155 Steve Pease has his man under. Joe White receives the big pin. Page 151: Doug Crow over powers his man. Page 150 clockwise from top, left: The 1964 Ju- nior Varsiry Wrestling Team: Dexter Rowley, Albert Borrero, Joe McClemore, John McCoy, Joe White, 6 Markus Karmann. Jeff Karmann, Doug Crow, Tony Martinez, Eddie Fowlks, Sergio Moran, Ricky Dalziell, 6 Rick Sandoval. L Afhlefifs This Page Sponsored by: BETTY BUYCK Junior Varsity Wrestling 715 North E Street

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AWE! awer ittins! with Streneth By Jaime Aquirre Swinging into the new season was full of hard hours of prac- tice led by Coach George Ramirez and Asst. Coach Gregg Marsh. Practices were filled with many ground balls, fly's, and line drives. Hitting was practiced many times in order for our Jacket squad to hit to top quality. Pickoff plays were practiced over and over so that the ball players could get the quick out. With returning starter Steve Robertson, the Jackets had the strength in both pitching and catching. Steve was one of the teams power hitters and had a 360 batting average in the 1983 season. He was also voted second team all-league pitcher and Athl t' 1 5 Basezdzs . 'r'---f, r,,- M ik .. N ,, sf. , , 5 mf., Z ,K team captain for the third year in a row. Steve said, ln being a returning varsity athlete, l felt that l had to give team leadership and work hard to become the best at what I do. This year was a good year for our Jackets because of the sophomores that came up from the Champion Sophomore team and all the returning veterans. Second baseman and Pitcher Zeke Reyna says, this years victories had a lot to do with the Championship feeling that the juniors gave the rest of the team. Zeke was 2 and 1 in his pitching for the 1983 season and says that he likes the challenge to face a batter one on one.