Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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ABUMPING THE BALL for the setter, Ronda Dalthorp completes a bump pass as Denese Dileo tells the setter she's ready for the spike. Ronda was the only player to be awarded with a First Team All League honor, AA BACK - SET from Molley Foster helps boost the Var- sity team to a viftory over Edgewood. Sets were one thing the team worked hard on in practice, QVARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Front row: Denese Dileo, Laura Simone, Molley Fosterg second row: Lori Kennedy, Michelle Sirfhia, Sylvia Lopez-Tiana, Robin Rauch, Reg- ina Garza tmanagerlg third row: Kari Cook, Dana Tvyeedie, Ms. Liz Lady tcoachl, Barbie Veselir, Ronda Dalthorp. Girls' Varsity Volleyball!Mergers 5

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Tough Games Tough Team 'fVVe had tough competition, but we were competitive. That was the comment made by Ms. Liz Lady tCoachl who headed the Varsity Vol- leyball team. She was talking about the stiffer competition expected from the Sierra League teams. Top players included Dana Tweedie, Barbie Veselic and Ronda Dalthorp. Barbie was named Most Valuable Playerg Ronda was honored with First Team All League Award. Part of their success was attributed to an experienced Varsity team. There were many returning players to provide tough competition for their opponents. Ms. Lady hoped to come out on top at the end of the season and to obtain a CIF playoff berth. Her Varsity team achieved both. They finished the season in 2nd place and went to CIF. They played Cypress in their first game, but lost two to none. Q LSPIKING THE WINNING POINT is not Dana Tweedie's usual contribution to the team. She was the starting setter on the 11 member team. LBOOSTING HER TEAM TO A WIN, Silvia Lopez-Tiana completes a spike while Molloy Foster prepares for the return of the block. Walnut defeated Wilson 2-0. Mergers!GirIs' Varsity Volleyball

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. Everyone on the Frosh-Soph team put in practice time, including the Ms. Melinda jones. Ms. over the team part way new coach jones took through the season. She commented, With a lot of people's help, l man- aged to produce a winning team. The team established a 6-2 record. Spiking for Perfection junior Varsity volleyball kept up their tradition of winning by finish- ing the season with a T3-2 record and possession of first place. The team was composed mostly of juniors, who carried the bulk of the load. Candi Cory and Louise Swift were named junior Varsity Most Valuable Players, while Leslie Irving achieved the honors for the Frosh-Soph team. For the third consecutive year the jV's went to Knott's Berry Farm for their end of the year celebration. This was their idea of fun after a tough, but satisfying season. 3,13 Ollliilllilk pgs' 216 AGOING UP FOR THE SPIKE, julie Telford scores a point for her team as teammate Tiffani Bender looks on. julie was a co-captain for the junior Varsity team. LIUNIOR VARSITY. Front row: Candi Cory, julie Telford, Cyndi Cory, second row: jennifer Keefer, Tiffani Bender, jane Skraba, Stacy Warren, Tracy Anderson, Louise Swift, third row: Kelly Collins, Grace Chang, Ms. Linda Thomas tcoachj, Mende Neeleman, Lorraine Marquez. ,L in-Kins- Mergers!Girls' j.V. Volleyball