John F Kennedy High School - Reflections Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Freshmen Won't Give Up This season's newly formed freshmen basketball team coached by Ken Foxx, had a difficult season due to the loss of players. In spite of this, the team kept its spirit high and never let their enthusiasm fall. Experience gained this year will help returning players to a successful season next year. -aw?

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JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK JFK The l983-84 version of the Kennedy junior varsity Basketball team provided many exciting moments for their fans during the course of the season. The cougars finished second in the La Salle Christmas Basketball Tournament behind the play of team leaders, Sean Bell, Steve Fields and Daryl Jackson. Other J.V. stand-outs included, Matt Powell. Dwayne Perry, Carl Rein- hold and Steve Harris. But perhaps the biggest star of the season was 6 2 center Cleo Reed, the only freshman on the squad. Cleo came off the bench and scored more points than anyone else on the team. We are sure the team will have another great season next yearl 63 66 63 69 69 J.V. Gives It Their All Valley 65 Davis 60 Tokay 48 Elk Grove 36 Highlands 50 Grant 70 Sacramento 39 Grant 42 Elcamino 45 Valley 74 McClatchy 65 Sacramento 37 C.B.S. 47 Johnson 49 Cordova 64 Burbank 60 McClatchy 64 Grant 53 Sacramento 54 C.B.S. 47 Johnson 50 Cordova 66 Burbank 54 Row I: Jimmy Ohki, Sean Gibson, Steve Harris, Tom Spencer. Jarrod Fong. Bobby Gerold. Row Il: Dwayne Perry. Sean Bell, Daryl Jackson, Cleo Reed, Steve Fields, Reggie Vaughn, Matt Powell, Carl Reinhold. Rodney Aoki.

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Bust 'Em Up Our team showed con- stant improvement through- out the season. lt was a young team led by a trio of sophomores, Kristl Honda. Michelle Hesse, and Lori Muramoto. We also had a strong junior, Kelli Jones, and a senior, Gwen McClain. We played an exciting brand of aggressive, tough basketball which helped us to finish in 3rd place with a chance to continue in the play-offs. Our best played game was a 55 to 34 defeat of Johnson. Our most excit- ing games were two two point victories over our rival Burbank. Keep an eye on us, for l984-85 promises to bring a much improved team with four of five starters return- ing with a definite shot at the play-offs. A 226 Woman's Varsity Basketball --u,,. vw...,,,, ,, ,, ,,,, - - A, Row lx Ann Peanuts Okamoto, Laine Crash Nakatomi, Florence Thumper Oto, Jennifer Roadrunner Matsuura, Kristl Three-Wheeler Honda. Row II: Julie DudIy Okamoto, Toni Hydrox McCarty, Kelli Shotgun Jones. Michelle Hightower Hesse. Coach Deloach, Solange Enforcer Bitol, Ellen Slam Brown, Gwen Fadeaway McClain, Lori Mo Muramoto.