Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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GIRLS ' SCHOOL TENNIS SQUAD Tied for Bay League Championship FT ' ■• r J 31! i| CHAMPION GIRLS VOLLEY BALL TEAM one hundred fifty

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, In 1909 the girls organi2,ed a basket ' ball team. They challenged several other high schools, but the only game they were able to get was from the grammar school. The graders had a very hard time in gaining any points at all, reports the annual for that year. The score at the end of the game was somewhere about forty-three to six in favor of the High School. girls sports ♦ ♦

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GIRLS ' SPORTS Another record breaking year in Girls ' Sports has just been completed. This year interclass competition ha s been very keen, and the final game scores have been close. The hard training to make the teams has been amply rewarded by the pleasure and thrill of playing and by the letter I ' s, which many of the girls have received and for which the rest are working. The girls have shown their interest in athletics by signing up for the various sports. These girls not only have bettered their health by this exercise but also have learned good sportsmanship, co-operation, and clean playing. Miss Strohl, Miss Cooley, Miss Gray, Miss Gudmunsen, and Miss Beall, instructors of physical education, should be congratulated for the splendid work they have done for the promotion of girls ' sports in Inglewood High School. VOLLEY BALL Manager Eileen Hunt Instructor Miss CoOLEY This was the first sport of the year and one of the most popular. With a large number back from last year the season was quite a success. The seniors came out on top after three hard games. The juniors came next, being victorious over the under- class teams. The scores were as follows; Seniors I?, 15, 11 Juniors 9, 13, 15 Seniors 1 5, 1 5 Sophomores 12, 10 Seniors 15, 15 Freshman 8, 9 Juniors 15, 12, 15 Sophomores 9, 15, 12 Juniors 15,15 Freshman 9, 1 3 Sophomores 15, 15 Freshman 5, 12 BASKETBALL Manager Virginia Erickson Instructor Miss Gudmunsen This year the competition in basketball was so strong that for both first and second teams the games ended in a triple tie for the seniors, juniors, and sophomores. The championship which belongs to the seniors traditionally was taken by the sophomores, who surprised the school by winning a game from them. After a hard battle the seniors managed to defeat the juniors by a very small margin, making the scores as follows: Seniors 9 Juniors 8 Seniors 30 Freshmen 9 Seniors 11 Sophomores 16 Juniors 27 Sophomores 16 Juniors 21 Freshmen 9 Sophomores 26 Freshmen 16 HOCKEY Manager Marie Valerio Instructor Miss Strohl Ground-sticks — ground-sticks — ground-sticks — a pass — a dribble — a hard battle — a score — all this goes to make up a hockey game. This year the juniors were the favorites for the championship, but in their first game of the season the freshmen scored the only goal that was made dunng the entire one hundred jiftyonc