Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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Driving the hall down the field is junior. Debb Freeman. Soccer reCquires both individual stamina and team effort. C hallenging a K.U. opponent is junior, l.isa Coleman. The rivalry between the Mazama and K 1 teams was fierce Varsity Girls Soccer-71

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GIRLS GET IN SHAPE The 1985 Varsity Girls Soccer sea- son proved to be a challenging one. Coached by Pat Moran, the team sported a 0-5-1 record for the season. In its second year, the team is still young, with only two seniors. Julie Forester and Leah Boivin, and one junior who started. Most of the girls on the team went out for soccer not knowing much about the sport. They have spent the last two years learning the game and building each girl's own personal strengths. Coach Pat Moran said that the team is, a fantastic bunch of girls that really want to learn the game. Yet. they also face the drawback of the small number of girls soccer teams in the Southern Oregon Conference. Therefore, the team plays Pleasant Hill once, and both Ashland and Klamath Union three times each. One player felt that the negative feelings that have existed between Mazama and K.U. get in the way of each team's efforts. Honors for this year’s team went to: Julie Forester, most valuable player; Trade Santos, most inspirational play- er; Laura Gorman, most improved player; and Leah Boivin. who received the coache’s award. Though the team is just getting started, the hard work the girls have put forward holds the promise of an exiting future for girls soccer at Ma- zama. As we improve our offense and teamwork our team could be state material. — Laura Gorman MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Name: Julie Forester Grade: Senior Position: Center fullback Julie has been playing soccer for two years, and was team captain. She enjoys playing center fullback because. That's where there is more action. I enjoy soccer because if is fast nosing and really com- petitive. VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER: FRONT: Heather Hicks. Kris Jakeway. Tracie Santos. Cindy Tison. and Carrie McLean. SECOND: Kris Beyer, Amy Dahm, Carol Richardson. Deanna Jakeway, Laura Gorman. Alaina Bogle. Julie Forester. Joleen Stephens, and Carrie Pool. BACK: Coach Pat Moran. Jill Wagner, Patti Swenson, Debby Freeman, Karla Pool. Leah Boivin. Lisa Coleman. April Holmes, and Assistant Coach Joe Santos. 70-Varsity Girls Soccer

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Attacking the hall and displaying her ex- cellent volleyball skills is Sheila Ivins. Sheila was one of the team’s hardest working play- ers. Spiking the ball as she gets up and over the net to face a rival player is Kami Kiser. Kami often slammed spikes at the opposing team to help win important games. Going for a triple block are Kitty Scott, April Boyer, and Kami Kiser. This kind of cooperation was a key factor in many games. Setting the ball as she jumps in the air n Melissa Stuck. Melissa was one of the three seniors on the varsity team. 72-Varsity Volleyball