Junipero Serra High School - La Mision Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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1. Kathy West bumps the ball while Linda West and Barbara Pederson look on. 2. Debbie Sawyer puts total concentration as she serves to her opponent. 3. JV volleyball team: Front row, Debbie Sawyer, Diane Hopkins, Theresa Farallo and Donna Standish. Row 2, Coach Sharon Boss, Andy Smith, Brlgit Pederson, and Bnenda Adams. 4, Kim Kavouklis jumps up to spike the ball, as Serra goes against University. 5. Varsity volleyball team: Row 1, Barham Pedersen, Row 2, Megan Allen. Row 3, Linda West, Coach Vera Powell, Kathy West and Sharon Allen Row 4, Cindy Leith and Lori piper. 6. Coach Sharon Boss talks to her team about their upcoming opponents. 7. Lori Piper and Linda West get mentally prepared for one of their biggest matches. 8. Sharon Allen stays low as she waits for the serve. 54 Athletics

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'I v 9. 5. if Tennis Season Ended in 3-5 Rally With the help of Coach Paula Halverson and Patty Palmer, the girls tennis team did fairly well in the tough Western League competition. Their season ended with three wins and five losses. The team received high praise and respect from all schools, whether they won or lost, for being a team that tried hard and abided by the rules. Top ranked Mo Brassard Led the team followed by Kelly Walters and Sue Corpus. All three play- ers recieved trophies for their outstanding play. Coach Halverson spoke highly of the team saying that all the girls did a terrific job. She also stated that the tennis team not only played hard but they also had a lot of fun. Lots of practice and cooperation were the ingredients for the success of the tennis team. 4 W A , Q ,A 'll' N' t r 'L C . ,- M' ' ll' '- ' 'A ' 'Q Q ! ' g, ,.,..,.,.,,.. ,.,e, H W 'nr 'MII' i' A ' C 'K -11 --i, - 1 W t '.X,l.',,l. -Q , ..,.,,, - H X ,,li1 4,iy , .,., , , , , 222 r ' L gt.. H . 'mas N, ,. yyii. Ni,yNyi,,i,y 1. Tennis Team: Front Row, Susan Denton, Maureen Brassard, Kelly Walters and Joyce Salas. Row 2, Sue Corpus, Robin South, Annette Hand, Marina Balmeceda, and Cammy Pennington. Row 3, Stephanie Riggs, Leslie Harrison, Coach Paula Halverson, Tearsa Rasp and Coach Patty Palmer. 2. Demonstrating the serve that helped make her number one is Mo Brassard. 3. After completing her set, Annette Hand relaxes in the shade and watches her teammates. 4. Joyce Salas is satisfied after hitting a forehand solidly to her opponent. 5. Sue Corpus concentrates as she com- pletes a backhand. 6. Stephanie Riggs shows graceful style as she serves to her opponent. 7. Kelly Walters stoops to hit a forehand. Tennis 53

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Netters Set ' p, Spiked Opponents Spike, bump and set, were just some of the words Coach Vera Powell and Sharon Boss called out to their teams during a game. Both varsity and J .V. did extremely well and made other established teams work hard in order to earn points. Over thirty girls first tried out but only seventeen made the teams. Linda West proved to be the most outstanding player and went on to play in the all-star game. In starting a new tradition, a gold medal was given to the best varsity player and a silver medal was given to the best J.V. player. The award helped the girls to play their best. Vollevball 55