McCollum High School - Wrangler Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Cowgirls Capture Bi-District 1982-83 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Front Row: Petra Guzmang head coach, Vivian Ortega, Esther Herrera, Melissa Tejeda, Brenda Martinez, Melissa Morin, Denise Palacios, and joy Scharfg asst. coach. Second Row: Donna Olivarri, Monica Lozano, Shannon Dixon, Paula Gholson, and Rosie De La Santos. Third Rowrjoanna Wall, Sheila Martin, Brenda Silva, Diane Kotzur, Cheryl Diver, and Henrietta Martinez. ta, v .J Monica Lozano spikes for victory. Esther Herrera demonstrates her ability to set the ball. 23

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Missy Tejeda jumps for height. The Girls' Varsity Volleyball team had a very good season this year. After all the long, hot and tiring practices the girls had, it was worth it. They started out with a 3-5 record in non-district. They came out winners with a 10-2 record in district and participated in several tournaments with a record of 4-6. With the bi-district title the Cowgirls were determined to give it their best with everyone behind them. The Cowgirls did their best but lost. They weren't losers because they make the student body very proud of them. They finished with a season of 17-14. 24 Cowgirls say their prayers. Cheryl Diver dunks the ball. Brenda Silva keeps the ball alive