American School - Kawayan Yearbook (Manila, Philippines)

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The members of the Boys' Varsity Volleyball Team, looking rather amused by Coach Tablantes' pointers, are, left to right, Cap- tain Terry Kleeman, Steve Malchow, Bob Leise, Keith Claxton, Frank Hartline, Paul Hoshall, Bill Stovall, Tim Harrington, Fred Burns, and John Kleeman. R Q Captain Terry Kleeman looks a little disgusted with the turn of the game. Keith Claxton sets a ball up for the front line as Paul Hoshall moves in to complete the play with a drive over the net. Boys' Volleyball Team This year's Boys' Varsity Volleyball Team, suffering from an experience deficiency, had a fairly lean season in the victory column. Although they fought hard and put forth their maximum effort, the depth and skill of the opposing teams usually won out. Under Captain Terry Kleeman and Coach Tablante, the boys showed the desire and spirit necessary for a victory. Next year the team will have lost only one player through graduation, thus leaving the team with experienced boys.

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Pris Litwin leaps to bag a high fly. Hit or a Miss? Usually a hit when the Girls' Softball Team came to bat. With a bend of the knee and cock of the bat, Captain Nancy Howe is prepared. Team members who at- tended Clark International Play Day are, from left to right, row 1: Kaye Fisher, Captain Nancy Howe, Susan Jones, Leata Thomas, and Priscilla Litwin. Row 2: Lynn Davis, Kay Lee and Linda McJennett. The members of the Girls' Soft- ball Team rest on the athletic field before leaving for a game at Rizal field. They are, left to right, Jeri Fisher, Kay Lee, Jennifer Hesketh, Kaye Fisher, Carol Dibb, Leata Thomas, Joan Esther, Pat Wells, Nancy Howe, Linda McJennett, Lynn Davis, and Susan Jones. Girls' Softball Once again the old A.S. gloves and bats were brought out of storage for the annual softball season. This year's December tryouts found many new potential players out on the field. Fourteen of the girls were finally singled out and, with Nancy Howe as Captain, the team's rigorous practice began. Since only two other High Schools entered the M.A.A.S.S. Softball League, the season was rather short. The girls won all four of their games and added another first place trophy to our collection.