Maddy Hilkey (left) and Sydney Autio get some fresh air. (John Fisken photos)
The pride of Coupeville, ready to terrorize the freeways and ferries of Washington state.
How strong is Ally Roberts? She can get her window all the way down.
Smiling non-stop for the camera is tough work. True story: almost every girl on the bus was asleep well before they reached the Clinton ferry.
Ashley Menges (left) and Lauren Rose, forever grateful to not be in class on a beautiful Thursday afternoon.
Katrina McGranahan, trapped in a glass case of emotion.
The bus can’t move until the camera is done.
That’s rule #1 for Wolf athletes, who are fond of their photo op time.
Well, and, of course, I’m smart enough to know photos = page hits, so it’s a win-win for all involved.
The pics above, courtesy John Fisken, capture the moments right before the CHS volleyball squad headed off to Puyallup Thursday for a district playoff match.
Giddiness. Excitement. Nervousness. Accomplishment. Pride.
It all swirled in the air as the Wolf spikers and their fans (CHS football coach Brett Smedley brought his class out to cheer on the departure of their schoolmates) celebrated the moment.
Win or lose, it was the kind of day, the kind of moment, these young women will remember long after their high school days are done.
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