Rim of the World High School - Pibroch Yearbook (Lake Arrowhead, CA)

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e Are the C hampions . . . The challenge was there again, to be at- tempted and gained. It was done last year; could it be done again? With the determination and talent of the Varsity volleyball team that question was answered in a positive way. Yes, for the se- cond time in a row they brought home the State Championship, a feat never ac- complished before in all of California. It was an exciting season not only for the team but for the entire school. The support from parents, community, teachers, and students was tremendous. The team walked away with a 21-0 record which included four challenging games with 4-A schools Irvine, Corona Del Mar, Laguna, and Westminster. They placed se- cond in two tournaments and first in another. The team consisted of some very talented players coupled with great coaching by Bill Dickson and Jill Whitney. The entire first string which consisted of Captain Genne Terry, Dorothy Hert, Elizabeth Hert, 104 Top right: team members — Coach Bill Dickson, Wendy Rush, Elizabeth Hert, Dorothy Hert, Genne Terry, Coach Jill Whitney, Patti Goodwin, Gigi Evans, Deena Anderson, Katie McGovem, and Barbara Duckworth. Bottom left: Elizabeth Hert sends the ball Up, Up and Away for a perfect pass. Bottom right: Wendy Rush and Elizabeth Hert create The Wall never to be penetrated when going up for their ever successful block. Varsity Volleyball

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Ta ake it to the Xop To Once again, the J.V. Volleyball team per- formed with excellence and style as they became CoChamps in the Sunkist League. According to J.V. coach Sue Strain, even though the girls tied for the first place posi- tion. Rim was the best in league. In pre-season games, the J.V. ' s showed their talent with not one but two victories over Rim ' s rival. Big Bear. The annual J.V. Tournament held at Chaffey College prov- ed to be another mark in the team ' s winn- ing streak. As in the years before, Rim played tough and intense volleyball. The competition among the twenty schools was stiff and Rim proudly brought home the Fourth place title. In the coming years, the J.V. ' s will have a tough act to follow, but with the tealent and determination the girls displayed this year, they are sure to remain a winning team. Upper Left: With Suzanne Rutherfurds ' awesome serves, thi J. V. ' s are One Step Closer to another victory! Upper Right: Back row: Scott Mclllroy (Asst. Coach), Beverly Brule (Most Inspir.), Pam Heringa, Autumn VomSteeg, Andrea Jacobson, Suzanne Rutherfurd, Kerry McKee, Sue Strain (Coach), Front row: Tracy Singleton, Jill Fink, Cherie Boudreau (M.V.P.), Tara Paisley, Beth Little, liicole Cerwin (Most Improved) Middle Left: For Autumn VomSteeg, tough digs are just Business as Usual. Above: Kerry McKee shows Banning the way to Play the Game. Lower Left: With Beth Little and Micole Cerwin on defense, Accidents Never Happen. J.V. Volleyball — 103

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JL- ncexV gain Gigi Evans, Patti Goodwin and Wendy Rush all were chosen for All-League players and Barbara Duckworth received an Honorable Mention. In addition, Genne Terry, Dorothy Hert, Elizabeth Hert, and Wendy Rush were chosen for the CIF 1st team and Gigi Evans, CIF 2nd team. Patti Goodwin was named Most Valuable Player because of her great consistency, talent, dedication, and determination. Deena Anderson was named Most Inspirational Player and Barbara Duckworth was named Most Improved. Katie McGovern also add- ed her skill and determination to the team ' s efforts. The season proved to be more than vic- torious and was a great experience for all those involved. Next year the question can be raised, It was done last year and the year before, can it be done once again? Top left: Wendy Rush will get it Anyway You Want it. Bottom left: Tower of Power Captain Cenne Terry wastes a block attempt by Laguna. Above: Dorothy Hert provides No Escape with her block in League Play. Varsity Volleyball - 105