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

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1. Junior Varsity: Front Row, Cher Wilson, Debbie Salas, Michelle Phillips, Diane Hopkins, Anna Branram, Karen Jacobson. Row 2, Cindy Kuder, Lori Schott, Carmella Villafuerte, Kim Hubbard, Debbie Proffitt. Row 3, Kyra Wilson, D'Ann Henley, Dorothy Haugland and Coach Patty Palmer. 2. Susan Carpentor, Kim Kavouklis, and Lisa Logsdon watch with rapt attention. 3. Andi Smith prepares to throw the ball as Nannette Chavez watches breathlessly. 4. Varsity: Front Row, Gay Fowler, Kim Kavouklis, Sharon Allen, Megan Allen, Andi Smith, Nannette Chavez. Row 2, Kelle Walters, Lori Piper, Lisa Logsdon, Susan Carpentor. Row 3, Tootie Watkins, Moe Brassard, Terri Fowler, Coach Tom Cassie. 5. The ball hurls towards Lori Piper as the umpire watches closely over her shoulder. 6. With arms outstretched, Sharon Allen shows grace as she makes an out an first. 7. With her eye on the ball, Megan Allen prepares to swing. 8. Kim Kavouklis bats the ball as Coach Cassie observes the move. 62 Athletics

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VME . i 1 Going For Lay Q'SFouled Cut Although the scores did not show it, the varsity basketball team had a fulfilling season. The team was composed mainly of sophmores and juniors while having one freshman and one senior. Coach Tom Willaims and Dave Ybarra supervised the team as they competed against more experienced teams in the Westem League. The Conquistadors had their biggest win over Mira Mesa, coming back from a 15 point deficit to beat them, 57-53. Shooting from the outside was one of the real strengths the team had, and gained recog- nition for this. Tommy Williams made second team all-league while Brian Perry recieved an honorable mention. Coach Williams is excited about the prospect of having a better season next year. 64 Athletics 1 i ' Q 1 -'C' l L