Hanks High School - Shield Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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I I'lI'lIS yTe it l'S Va ii 2 The many team injuries didn't af- fect their playing abilities as much as the winter weather did. lt fthe weatherj did affect our playing a lit- tle but we made it anyway, added Vicky Burr. Coach Calleros was really happy with the improvement of the team. The whole team improved 100W and it showed in the way they played, she said. Hanks winning the district cham- pionship was a great surprise to ev- eryone, since Eastwood was favored to win after Hanks lost their top four players. Calleros summed up her feelings by saying, I'm very proud of my team because they don't give up. Among other season highlights was taking second place in the Ysleta Tournament. Although we played tremendously well, we didn't do as well as I expected us to do. But l was still happy with our standings, Cal- leros explained. 2 ! fi ii Y t if ii 3 2: k L . sms Y :wks WXVW H smwmss-www N , ,i t .. t . .5 Q. g t g Q. .,,,Nn.,-sf.-:-- 4- - - is L A K s I 1 S 2 s s . if .L -: , 5 .g , 'Ng' if A E' A' E - .,i ' . ., il . ' , ..' - . . X E K- 5? - ..-- . ,, -... - - t . A K ,Sl -. fi a .5 i V w is at as . V Ii- 1 i.ii: 5 at Y stss t A s t Top: Monika Poessinger, concentrating on the ball, readies for her serve. Tilt: Afte making a return, Anna Portillo is ready to counter attack. Bottom: Attacking the ba Anna Portillo anticipates a good return. 204 Tennis

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Sensational season promises hope This years Varsity Volleyball team had an outstanding sea- son. They finished the season with a record of twenty-two wins and only four loses. The girls were hard working and worked well as a team. They fthe girlsl were full of spirit and had a strong will to win, said coach Maria Romero. The team practiced about two hours, putting a lot of emphasis on running drills. Height was an advantage for the girls who ranged from 5'2 to 5'10. Eastwood proved to be their toughest opponent and the girls only managed to beat them once this year. No one person stood out among the rest. We were a great team and we worked well together said team member Colby Merek. Romero was very proud of her team, who in her words. . . had a lot of determination. Romero added, l'm very proud of the girls and the way they played this season. They showed a lot of potential and they used their abilities very well. Next year we should be able to clinch district. Merek finished by saying, Next year we will be more ex- perienced and we'll be tougher to beat! 206 Varsity Volleyball 5 e 9 Ginger Kerrick practices her serve before an important district game.