John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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After record breaking march Maids capture second in State VARSITY VOLLEYBALL PIL MATCHES OPPONENT Psoosevelr Lincoln Wilson Cleveland Granr Madison Franlslin WINS 8 LOSSES 0 TOURNAMENTS Bend lnvirarional irsr Place Corvallis lnvirarional irsr Place Columbia lnvirarional Firsr Place Reynolds lnvirarional Firsr Place STATE PLAYOFFS OPPONENT Granrs Pass Dallas Corvallis Sr, Mary s JM O 2 O Q 1 2 O 2 O 2 O 2 Jefferson O 2 O 2 F F JM 1 2 1 Q 1 2 ' 2 O nrering rhe Srare AAA Champion ship playoffs on Nov, 18, rhe 1982 M Maids were well prepared ro con- rend wirh rhe rap reams in Oregon. Pranlsed rhird in srare afrer an undefear' ed PIL season, senior Chris Belnap ex' claimed, Our season was fanrasricl We wenr our on rhe floor wirh confidence and showed everyone whar we were mode of Giving every game full concenrrarion, rhe MeMaids, ar rhe Srare AAA Cham- pionship, srrived foward winning Afrer defearing Granrs Pass in rhe firsr march 1715, 1015, 1540, and Dallas 10-15, 1540, 15-5, in rhe second march, rhey were pumped up for rhe rhird march againsr rhree-rime defending srare champion Corvallis. Fans roared as everyone anrici' pared rhe resulrs. The march lasred one hour and forry rhree minures, serring a record for rhe longesr volleyball game ever played ar srare Coach Prod Jones srared, The girls played rheir hearrs our, didn'r auir, and had a grear ream arrirudef' Finally afrer rremendous efforr from each ream member, Marshall defeared rhe defend- ing champions, Corvallis, 10-15, 15-10, 15- rirle an rhe same day as rhe Corvallis march. Junior Sarah Freeman commenr- ed, We were mentally and physically rired and rhe emorional high of rhe Cor' vallis march lefr us drained ra face Sr. Mary's for rhe championship, bur we rried our hardesr and gave everyrhing we had lefrf' In rhe firsr game of rhe Srare march, rhe Maids were behind 1O-O before final- ly giving Sr. Mary's a fighr, Coming bacls 141-11 and serving for game poinr, rhe odds seemed ro be againsr rhem as Sr. Mary's won rhe game The disappoinr menr canrinued inra rhe nexr game wirh Sr. Mary's winning rhe march and raising rhe srare rirle, wirh rhe final scare of 1a 14, 15,10 The Minure-Maids ended rheir season one srep away from rheir goal of firsr in srarei We gave ir everyrhing we had, and should be proud, and always hold our heads up high, concluded junior Carmen Herman, The Maids concluded rhe season wirh Srephanie Deeman, Peggy Schucls, Alli son Horrsch, and Sarah Freeman malsing firsr ream, alleleague, and Psosalynn Horrsch malsing second ream. Second 11. ream, all-srare players included Sreph- Suffering from roral exhausrion, rhe M Maids now faced Sr Mary's for rhe srare anie Beeman and Peggy Schuclsi 5 ANTICIPATING AN ACE Junior Carmen Herman concen rrares on her serve in a home game againsr llossevelr Her man was also involved IO baslaerball and sofrball PROVIDING STRATEGY During a rime our, Coach Psod Jones explains posirlon adlusrmenrs rhar need ra be made Time ours also provided a chance for rhe players ro resr Varsiry volleyball 1 123

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Conditioning emphasized Serving up a taste for satisfaction EIS!-3fE':ml' .. . . X s N ma-N -. -mms - if T s. x s as Q ? 2 if f gg ,- . .V 1 5 ,gs TK . it V . .. -N. XX he junior varsiry and freshman volley- ball reams srarred rheir season in mid Augusr wirh daily doubles, and lsepr up pracrice rhroughour rhe enrire season. Wirh hard worls and dererminafion, they made a lasring impression on reams rhroughour rhe cify by porriciparing in a jamboree and league play Feeling good abouf rhe efforf rhey pur forward, rhey jv ream had a sarisfying ref cord wifh only one loss TO Madison early in rhe season. I rhoughf ir was a good season and rhar we worlsed good as a feam on rhe floor, buf l wish fhere would have been more friendship off rhe floor, confessed sophomore Wendy Bizal. By rhe end of season play, rhree girls, Carol Garbus, Wendy Bizal, and Donna Hinesh, wenr up fo vorsiry level ro parricif pare in rhe srafe playoffs where rhe Me Maids came in second, lf was a grear experience playing for rhe ream and adapr- ing ro fhe speed of rhe varsity level, com- menfed junior Carol Garbus. As Coach John Hughes led his ream io an 8-1 record he was unforrunarely forced TO srop in rhe middle of rhe season due io fhe need of lsnee surgery Varsify coach Rod Jones and freshmen coach Suzy Snyder helped our unril Hughes was able ro rerurn. The freshman season srarred off wirh rhe smallesr rurnour ever or Marshall lr was slow in rhe beginning wirh rhe inexperience of rhe players, buf rhey soon rurned ir around and won some games againsr reams rhey had losf ro previously in rhe season, Off campus coach Suzy Snyder guided rhe freshmen io a 5 and A wineloss record. i'We worlsed hard as a ream and had fun our on rhe floor during rhe season, said freshman Lexie Norron. Hughes' main otyecfive was ro have the ream in good physical condirion. This was accomplished by various exercises, drills and by pracricing good volleyball slsills. Bumps and bruises were always expecfed by rhe ream, buf rhere were no crirical injuries rhroughour rhe enrire season, When rhe season was over rhe junior varsiry and freshmen reams felr rhoi rhey had dedicared fhemselves ro achieving whar rhey lsnew could be accomplished, and TO represenr rheir school ro fhe besf of fheir abiliries, if xii FROSH Froni row Kris Franls Second row Tommy Tangen Tami Paris Third row Joan Hoffman Theresa Tuclser lsarina Nelson Dads row Jaclsie lee Julie Lalfronre, Lexie Norinn, Sheri Fogei JV Froni row Cindy Wynhoff, Wendy Dizal, Donna Hinesh, Gail Fosier, Jeanne Calhoun Second row Melissa Thompson Liz Wnlseman, Chris Johnson, ! Mauna Braclse Third row Ann Wolfley, LeAnn Michener, Kelly Jaclsson Dacls row Tina Dyer, Carol Gorbus, Srocey Speidel POWER Junior Carol Garbus anficipares a serve in a game againsi Franlslin The varsiry, j v and frosh were all viciorious over Franlslin JVf'Frosh Volleyball W 125