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Warriors Show Pride Like the varsity the reserves also had some troubles establishing a winning season this year. Strength usually comes with numbers, and numbers were just what the Warriors didn't have. The reserve team had to make do with fifteen people who had the desire to win. The team finished with a season record of 1 win and 5 losses. Watch out next year though! F. A cub runner runs in to a strong Warrior H. Warriors get some R R during halftime, defense. G. Quarterback Jim Toon sprints through open field to avoid being struck down. RESERVE FOOTBALL 27
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Warriors Successful The Reserve Volleyball team this year set a good foundation for next year's varsity team to build from. Like many of the other sports, freshmen filled key positions on the reserve team. All of the play- ers except for one were freshmen. That exception was Cari Shields, who is a sophomore. The reserves had a winning sea- son with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. They also finished with a 4 and 3 conference record. Many will be on next year's varsity squad. C A. Sophomore Carie Shields gained some valuable experience to get her ready for next season. B. Janet Graf returns the ball in hopes of stunning the opponent. C. Front Row — S. Wills, J. Graf. Second Row — Coach Bueno, T. Lane, T. O'Sulli- van, D. Hutton, A. McDaniel. Back Row — C. Shields, M. Totedo. D. In position to receive the ball, Donna Hutton shows a severe concentration in or- der not to make a mistake. E. Teresa O'Sullivan was a big asset to the reserve team as a server. 26 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL
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Tennis Team Improves Image In spite of having only one sen- ior, this year's tennis team im- proved its image of the past into a more aggressive and durable one. The team relied on some under- classmen to fill key positions, which allowed them to gain exper- ience on the varsity level. In the end it had all paid off in its own way. One varsity position was held by a freshman Doug Wilson, and three other positions were held by sophomores Sean Seyferth, Brad Vaughn and Brian Crabtree. The team had an overall season record of 6 wins and 7 losses. Co- captain awards were given to Jay Burnette and Chad Warweg. Tim Jennett was most valuable player. B A. TENNIS TEAM: Front Row — Coach Wilms, T. Jennett, B. Vaughn, S. Seyferth, J. Burnette, C. Warweg, B. Crabtree, C. Mills,. Back Row — D. Wilson, J. Harmon, T. Hanger, D. Riley, J. Ramey, R. Winkler, S. Colbert, T. Stull B. Team Captain Jay Burnette digs low to retrieve a ball. C. Junior Co-Captain Chad Warweg stares at the net in hopes his low flying ball will make it over. 28 BOYS' TENNIS
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