Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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VVhat A Change' by: Dolly Williams photos by David Azlin Teaching fundamentals and defense to the freshman team. prepared them for high school paly. The team took fifth in the Central California Conference, winning five games losing twelve. The lVlost Valuable Player was Tim l-lansen. According to Coach Pod Taylor. he was named lVl. V. P.. because he was a high scorer, top rebounder, and the hardest worker. The best game of the season. was a duel against Turlock, where Beyer held Turlock EC-ESC in the second half holding Turlock scoreless and beating them, 36-IBC. The change from junior high to high school sports can often be seen. but, each player on the freshman team greatly improved by the end of the season. as commented by Coach Taylor. W my fr K fr Y i ? f y E 6: 45 l it - ' flv wggg zvff z 435 f l v i X 3 . i 1 - . ? ' 'Viif 5 ' lir -'i, sal ,, ,,,, ... ii'rrli if in . an ,fl 'Ai 'P 2 .1 , , K., 4 :H , assi? X , an W 3, 44 27 . f fi? wif I 3552 fi ,ii 'rili f ig., . ,, age, we ,.:yE. , -iif 2 ww , lffff' ZUJI' JZ' T ' is T :f,i1wgr5.i,zwf an g,,, ki I .... s it ' ' Kfb' .... T ,. i, ,.m....,M,. M EV . :lift :wi liil. fffi .... , 'Dwwrexff Tiff? 4, Q Q . .. wi, Q P' ll 515 i mfiwfai' J ' Jw I kwa f M 35 7 M52 ,gy W , iffy! KS' QE' i r 21 'ff 4 g 1 l f 5:35, Q , PQ ,wg ff 75s N E 5 l, L qi, is il 1 If X 29 4 in AA F33 D J W., 3 , Q f L iigwf r i 2 we JM' Y' 4 i M Y ,JW 2 , if V afar seam ,,7E3 If X iv gg' 25 J ug L l- QQ? .5 An? 'Q M if X L W 'J A i - 11 ,in fi? 1. li 2 M A59 . W i , V'xgfEQ,.3 2 .1 W fi 1 if 67' wa 39... 'IJ Lg? wma' 42, I, A m 4 f :ii i eg Z 1 is ' w 'f W if? Q K f i K 5 K L ji f, 5 fl Q i .gl fi - I k ski l , as A Pa it XV W ya 'Z if li 5 w 'i g 2 5 ,453 , Q, 3 , f i f i Bl 'i ' B 4 l G i f ' gg j 1: i 1 w if 42 s 'Q 1 i 1, f rf 6 L' lv 'P ' W .ia .Q if 'HE'4'f 1 ii, FMS? 1' Y if f Q 2 W y ,-A as W l a Q1 x if i ,, i ii, gggiyng jwgaz? 334 pxii, i., qaewizf 1,34 ' V wax A K 'ah 5 QP' L L 1 A 'if '19 BQ 5' G3 X ' 'P W' in A if wr f QQ Lai J f .. , A x2+1,,--iw.,,g ' A if? 5' 13. , ik , . r ., 1 4 -ww ,mg A , lg 1 kj ' V my W jwegfiggiifii 4 wx iw i'1M'fS6 ,f 4 5 Q 4 Zim in 8 S 9 Ni Sm. if W gk u ig R sf' V 6 1 If sw wi M' K v l g ' 441 ..,, in W4 31? Z f 43 if ' 1, 54 Q N fi ,Q ,E fi HX .Q J i fw il Q4 .gh fu gn i f 1 M 1224 vi ,il 4 lf , i- , i f at if .1 i f ft i A K it i f V ff Q' f' A 6 C? 5 ... 'l. Gary Dakason E433 goes for two against Turlock. E, Tim l-lansen C201 makes it look easy against lvlerced. 3. Tim l-lansen IEC! wins the tip against Turlock. 4. Back row: Coach Pod Taylor, Shane Gorman, Pavinder l-layre, .Jon De Leth. Second row: Tim l-iansen, Paul Burk, Nlitch Dobbins. Front row: Jeremy Pawe, Steve lVlarks, Evan Harrison, and Gary Dakeson. Not Pictured: David Damore. 5, lvlitch Dobbins Vi 41 Drives on Turlock opponents. 'IEE Fr shman Basketball

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m N Patting.butts and pulling jerseys is one transformation first year head coach Wayne .Junso had to make from teaching junior high boys basketball at l.a Loma to girls varsity basketball. l did not learn how to teach basketball as much as I learned about girls emotions . . . they feel for each other emotionaIly was coach ..lunc:o's perception of his team. I-le gave us a lot of positive feelings that helped us . . . especially winning the first game, says Patti French as she remem- bers all the time and effort the coach put in. Coach .Junco was not alone. I-le was assisted by two very helpful managers, LaShalle Nicholson and Nina Stough- W dd 'tl E I I . by Kristopher Young photos by David Azlin tevborau. Oakdale was the big one. I did not ex- pect us to win: no one thought we could, responded Patti French as she related the seasons first game that killed the team's two year 139 game losing streak. We took charge the whole game, says Kim Cercle, a great change from losing all the time. Fleaching even higher bounds, the team won three league games. Ending the year with a 9:1 5 rec- ord. The played hard . . . I mean they played hard! .Junso emphasized. We weren't out there for ourselves, we were a team, says Kim Cercle agreeingly. Eeing the shortest team they had to excede their natural limits. The other teams were taller but we make up in quickness, recalls Patti. Au- dra Eurket was voted most improved by her teammates. Traci Braooo was the teams best rebounder. The pride of the team was Kim Cercle, most valuable player, who was voted best defensive, and she was the best free thrower. Kim was one of the six people picked for the central California Conference First Team all League. Coach .Junso and the whole team gave many thanks to Kent and Margaret French who took care of the teams sta- tistics and scorebook. if 1 E4 Girls Varsity Basketball 'l. Kim Cercle and Patti French being friendly with their opponents. E. Lisa Hodges passing to Patti French. 13. Patti French, Alaine Burkett, and Peggy Sparks racing dowr the court to score two points. 4, first row: Kim Cercle, Traci Bracoo, Michelle Wagoner, Lisa I-lodges: second row: Nancy I-lodges Audra Burkett, Peggy Sparks, Andrea Lora tellig third row: Coach Wayne Junso, Nina Stoughteuborou, LaShalIe Nicholson, Lynr White.