Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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mf-I A- .IY hi.- fV7s Finish as League Champs The junior varsity field hockey team, coached hy Miss Billie Oglesby, experi- enced a very successful season and finished the league in first place, despite some very tough competition. Coach Oglesby com- mented, There were many close scores, and many ties. The top three teams were only one point apart. One reason for the team's successful sea- son in the Montview League was due to a new offense, a 4-3-2-l-l spread alignment. The four members functioned as the line and the rest had defensive responsibilities. According to Coach Ogleshy, the team used a spread alignment, which is used when you have a very fast team. There were many outstanding players on the team this year according to Coach Ogleshy: senior, Lorrie Duke, tll junior, Yvonne Aguirre and sophomores Kathy Seivert and Cathy Riecio. The team improved a great deal in teamwork and communication. lim very pleased with the improvement the girls have made. They have been fun to work with - a most enjoyable group. com- mented Coach Ogleshy. i fa' , , t - e ' fm ,f-ek T 'W ta A I ,clendora Glendora V Park 0 Glendora Qlendora San Marino 0 ..aaGlendora ' xCharter Qakg if 0 6g1d0l'H' Ag, V Ch3rt 'lt5 1. h Glendora 2 Poly . yf a 0- 055 Glendora 1 Azusa ' Ora ,AZN ' .0 :- . T 1 4 T . f, . 1 'fm T 1.1 un. to

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