Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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A-sw This season's Frosh!Soph baseball team showed a lot of potential and sincerity during prac- tices and games. It takes maturity to be in sports and the junior varsity team showed that they had what it took. The playing and joking around im- mediately came to an end once they hit the field. From there on out they went over their running, catching, and hitting techniques. A positive attitude was shown by both the team and the coach. The team had a large amount of work, this being their first year in high school base- ball. The team also received a new coach, Coach Maholchic came from Pinon Mesa to coach the FroshlSoph team. He came with a great attitude and coached the team through a fabulous season. 1. John Hemsley, Danny Golden, and Tye Johnson, race to get the ball. 2. Mike Durham, warms up his throwing arm. 3. John Hemsley, shows the team how to throw the ball. 4. Ed Rodriguez, watches the ball ship through the air.

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Grand Slam Softball, a sport which can be found in parks and on campuses from early spring to late summer all across America, arrived on schedule at Serrano too. All it took was a medium-sized round white ball, a bat ortwo, protective helmets, uniforms, and a team of energetic, enthusiastic Serrano girls. The team became very close during the season aiding one another at play and over the highs and lows which occur occasionally in the lite of a team player. Of course, a coach who was just as energetic and as en- thusiastic as the team helped keep the morale zooming of all involved. The only negative factors about softball to be considered were the broken nails, the sprained fingers, the bruises from missed catches, and the scratches or abrasion from long slides. Really the team had a ball .St l J . rt' 1ffaffewf,..L,,,M,., ' a-My 'F-vauqgwrf fa, ,, 1'-A ,, lf. Stacy Ryan prepares to run and score when the batter hits ffm, ,-M?-6 in Sheri Gregory and Rachel Davis head onfield with a quick step. Lori Dean takes a breather and offers some seeds Want some? 100 Leslie Kraus gives a smile while going to bat.