Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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Bumpers defeat strong Killeen for good season aking a good team takes hard work, dedication, and effort. These three qualities were brilliantly demonstrated by the THS varsity and junior varsity volley- ball teams. Despite the spikers 3- 3 district record which included a win over Killeen it was a satisfying season. It also saw the exit of varsity coach Anne Carole Redden and the arrival of new coach Kathy Stanfield. Ms. Stanfield made the players realize that volleyball is morethan hitting a vivid white ball over the net. It is the setting up of timely plays and bul et-Iike spikes. Ms. Stanfield also commented on the players. 'They have accemp ished so much in - such a short period of time. Next year, we will give teams a run for their money. The junior varsity spikers enjoyed suc- cess also. They were undefeated in district play last year. The eleven players on the team formed a well-balanced group. Then on November 11, a meeting was he d to select a 15-AAAA alI-district v0 Ieyball teaszhree THS spikers were 3e ected to the team. Cheryl Truesdale and Lori Johnstone were named to the first team while Pam Martinets received all-district honorable mention. Pam, a senior, was surprised when she received the honor. 'il worked hard this season and receiving this honor was fantastic, she said In all, it was Indeed a satisfying season. UPPER LEFT: Senior Kathy Hemm gets her weight and height checked during physicals in the little gym. LEFT: J.V. Coach Wilma Edwards gives her players a pep talk during a time out at the University game. Listening to the tive-year coach are Dana Bean, Elaine Hayes, Rhonda Fitzgerald, Jil Tankersly and Eillen Barron. INSET: Junior variety members are: bottom row Linda Manning, DeeDee Knight and Magdalen Jez. Second row. Virginie Suarez, CIrIdy Hester and Dana Bean. TOp row: Coach Wilma Edwards, Jeanie Stevenson, Jil Tankersly and Eileen Barron. Not pictured are Rhonda Fitzgerald and Elaine Hayes. The J.V. won district with a record of 5-1. ' UPPER LEFT: Sophomore Lori Johnstone who was named all district prepares to serve oVerhanded. TOP INSET: Varsity members are bottom row Pam Mar- tinets, Sandra Puett and Coach Kathy Stantield. Second row: Carol Gandy, Cheryl Truesdale and Lori Johnstone. Top row: manager Lynelle Booth and trainer Laura Popp. Not pictured is Rita Ortega. UPPER RIGHT: First yearboach Stanfield talks to her w variety players during a time out. Ms. Stanfield said, I. worked with players in college, and at times I might heVe been a little hard on the girls. In all, it was a great year. CENTER RIGHT: Varsity players listen to Coach Stanfield during a time out. The varsity had a season record of 3-3 and tied for second place with University. BOTTOM RIGHT: Spikers Jil Tankersly, Joanie Stevenson, Elaine Hayes, Virginia Suarez and sets Magdalen Jez, . Karen Kacir and 099099 Knight warm up betore a J. V. game. A . ; 24lWinter Sports

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