Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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I if the A ih- W' T, Tfrfy H361 A C59 ce bandages seemed to be hold- ing the varsity team together for the sea- son. Of the original forty girls that tried out for the team, eight made Varsity. Mrs. Lowery's first year of coaching volleyball was made a little easier, she says, by the Good attitude of the players. Winning was on everyoneis mind. With just two games left to go, they were in a three-way tie for first place, but could not quite hold it. With a loss to Gladstone, the team finished with a third place in league standing. Ei E

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Season Held b Bandages 1. 2. 3. 4. 'Minimal ' MLLN l l Varsity Team. Lefr ro right, from row: K. Sole, L. Carlston, K. Sole, C. Wiessnerg second row: S. Krebs,j. Brouillard, W. Saviola,-I. Valdez. Left to right, front row: Susan Krebs CCoaches' Awardjg second row: janine Brouillard fMost Improvedj, Cindy Wiessner CMost Valuablej, Wendy Saviola I Most Inspirationalj. Concentrating on placing the ball in mid court, Cindy Wiessner executes a bump. Janine Brouillard successfully blocks the ball by our-jumping her opponent in the Sierra Vista game. 5. Wendy Saviola serves the ball to Sierra Vista in 112 the last game of the season.

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-w 5 . Champs Win MJ ' 4 N iigfgfll . . . Qui he cardiac kids, as Miss Sogge referred to them, were girls who never gained points immediately. They aways gave it the 'ol team effort, and Won in the closing minutes of league play. In fact, they placed first in league. The team was young, but they worked very well together, stated Miss Sogge. Team Captain, janet Gardner received the Most Valuable Player Award at the banquet held at Knottis Berry Farm's Chicken Din- ner House. The Frosh-Soph team, coached by Mrs. Manthorne, was undefeated. Because many schools do not have enough athletes for a frosh-soph team, the season only entailed four games. 1 'Y 'E YI.. 1. Fingertip contact is the only contact allowed on the ball during a set. janet Gardner makes a per- fect set to spiker Carol Hall. 2. j.V. Team. Left to right, front row: C. Hall, E. Sewell, D. johnson, D. Leyva, C. Galbraith, M. Flaherty, G. Persson, second row: T. Brewster, A. Ortega, D. Truex, S. Hillseth,j. Gardner, V. Las- tra. 3. Frosh-Soph Team. Left to right, front row: Streater, J. Paulson, M. Martinez, N. Ortiz, Brewster, A. Dominguez, K. Nicothodes, row: W. Brewster, C. Pearson, T. Reilly, K. tle,-I. Simich, C. Walden, third row: S. Saul, Cornette, S. Driesbaugh, B. Griffin, C. Murray, Renne, M. Burckhardt, D. Murray.