Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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3 WATCH THE BIRDIE -iiif. .1 -gmt At time of printing the girls' Badminton team had played a practice game against Bas- sett, which the Varsity team tied. Thirty girls went out for the team this year. Their coach, Miss LeFevers, felt the girls had shown great promise. Their first league match was played March 21, in which they played 4 double and 4 single teams. Gln.. - Varsity Badminton Team Lori Moore is ready to return the serve. Beth Myers thinks before serving. The Junior-Varsity Badminton Team.

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R THE BEST The Girls' J.V. basketball team has tried very hard this year to acquire perfection and it seems it paid off, the girls won almost all their games. Their coach, Robby Martin, is very pleased with their efforts. 1. The team getting some last minute point- ers before the game. 2. Try to get the other team from scoring. 3. The team planning strategy for the game. 4. Chris Parodi watches the game from the sidelines. 5. Girls' ,l.V. team L to R S. Baldwin., L. Singer, N. Gardner, A. Vargas, T. Grinager, D. Teresky, C. Parodi, A. Awalt, K. Shaw, M. Todd. 6. Diane Teresky takes a shot for two points. L

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B TI TOSEAS N BF The ener getic girls softball team started their season with 1gh hopes of winning the title of Sierra League Champs, and because of the great turnout of many talented girls their coaches were just as optimistic. Try-outs were held Feb. 27 after 2 wks. of practice. Although the decision was tough, Miss Graves and Miss Shaw chose 16 girls for Varsity and 13 for .l.V. These girls were required to devote IW hrs. of their time every day after school, to strenuous workouts, but then practice makes perfect. Their first scrimmage was victorious over Workman and their first game was played March 7, at home against the thieving West Covinians. Even though Varsity lost their game, they didn't let it diminish their dream. SOFTBALL 113 la