Monache High School - Monoway Yearbook (Porterville, CA)

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Another Monache First The Girls' Varsity Volley- ball team saw it's best performance since it's start in 1973. The Var- sity team produced many firsts for Monache: The first team to win league, the first team to go un- defeated in league, and the first team to partici- pate in the Valley Play- offs. Named to the EYL All- League team were sen- iors Kathy Patton and Susan Kerr, honorable mention Went to senior Trudy Givens, and to juniors Blanche Rodriguez and Rose Rodriguez. The season record of 13-2 ranked Monache among the best. Out of 59 participating schools they finished in the top 7, with their only losses to Reed- ley, which took first in Valley, and to San Joaquin Memorial, which took second in Valley. - I f .. , 1 .-A ., ,,gl'I,:ss.,... L. to R.: D. Taylor, R. Rodriguez, D. McDonald, T. Givens, Coach P. Kessler, K. Patton, B. Rodriguez, K. Pritchard. Coach: Pam Kessler EYL - Volleyball 1975 Monache Opponent Lost Reedley Won Woodlake Won Redwood Won Mt. Whitney Won Hanford Won Delano Won Tulare Union Won Tulare Western Won Porterville Won Delano Won Tulare Union Won Tulare Western Won Porterville Valley Playoffs Won McFarland Lost San Joaquin Memorial League Record: 8-0 Season Record: 13-0 Q ,,.., Asst. Coach: Nora Rodriguez

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Gymnastics ' ig? 1 Bottom L. to R.: K. Baggarly, K. Blevins, C. Troeller, L. Roman, A. Auten, Middle L. to R.: K. Olsen, C. Wong, T. Bussey, D. Orduno, S. Loehner, P. Rengstorf, Top L.b1f R.: T. Holt, S. Crews, L. johnson, D. Mueller-Beilschmidt, L. Smith, L. Gi ons Q Qi-l w W 1 Coach: Karen Elam The Monache gymnastics team finished its first season of com- petition tied for third place in the league. As a first-year team, they competed at the junior varsity level only. A var- dually on four different events: the floor exercise, balance beam, uneven parallel bars, and the vault. Her scores on each event are compiled for an all-around score. In league competition, the gymnasts placed second in two meets, third place in one meet, and they finished fourth in the league finals. Stand-outs on the young team were Caren Wong, Kathy Baggarly, Linda Johnson, Karin Blevins, and Teemaree Bussey, all of whom will be returning letterwomen next year. ' Co-captains of the team were Caren Wong and KathyBaggarly. The most-valuable -player award went to Wong, a sophomore, who was the top all -around -scorer on the team. The most- inspirational-player award was earned by Baggarly, a junior. Doria Mueller-Beilschmidt, a senior, was awarded the most- improved player. sity team will be fielded next year. Each girl competes indivi-

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'ndefeated EYL Champs '75 Bottom Row: L. Hollis, L. Rutledge, P. Rodriguez, K. Bond, D. Sandburg. Middle Row: L. Samarco, R. Roman, T. Samarco. Top: K. Cowan, S. Lopez, P. Walker. Left to Right: C. Thompson, J. Patterson, E. Hurd, D. Lee, L. Parker, N. Rankins, D. Smith, S. Rice, R. Rangel, K. Goodin, K. johnson, C. Felix, V. jackson, T. Brown, A. Trantham, T. Vaughn, B. Mitchell. The Junior Varsity team finished second in league with a 5-3 league record and a 10-3 season record. The Frosh-Soph team, coached by Nora Rodri guez, went undefeated in league play.