Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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Sophgs End Season in Second Place The sophomore basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Joe Keenly, finished the season with a 9-5 record and second place in the Sierra League. Coach Keenly, a math teacher at Sandburg Junior High School, enjoyed his first year of coaching at GHS. It was a new challenge and I enjoyed it a lot,,' commented the coach. Mr. Keenly hopes to continue to coach the sopho- more team in future years. The Tartans, with a large squad, used the strategy of wearing down their opponents by using the full court press. Offensively, the team was led by Duke Smith and Bruce Birt while defen- sively, Jim Johnson, John McCadden and Russ Pollman led the team. The Most Valuable Player was team captain Duke Smith who was an all- around player both offensively and defensively and was the team's leading scorer. 1. Glendora misses the jump ball, but goes on to defeat Wilson. 2. Bruce Birt, gets ready to set up the next play for the Tartans. P124 'L will! Soaph Scores Glendora Clendotfai' 7 Glendora Qlendora isitt More 5 Glendora Glendora Gleveftfel Glendggazi , South . - -.i. f J Covina ,, , Wilson 4. WestQ.Covin? Los Altos Q La Puente J J 1 . 52 . I Gfelidbra 62 Q ' 62a 'iz . 73'WeS O ils 34-M A 4: V Us Ml H 69 W W ,' t ' X Q 58 , -. m ,gg QE. 'ui so QS N 54 4:9 39 Q 61 45 54 Covina - - 'E 'V' --uf.. . I I ,f I -v 3 1 '1 -1 23 .I X if s . ' 6 Sol homore Basketball

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JV Scores 2 4-0 ' 39 45 ' 24 18 34 1 53 ' 24 Glendora 23 La Puente 26 - 36 . jl 22 2 4-7 . ' 37 Li' - 45 ' 21 - . . ,... , , 71 IVE Win, xperzenee We had an excellent season, both in x ietories and experiences, stated Miss Doreen Ramsey, girls' junior varsity liaskethall eoaeh. The team had lots of 1,0 lun. Led lay eo-eaptains Helen Raley and Cathy Riecio, C-lendora had a 14- 3 oxerall season reeord and a 5-2 league ret-ord xshieh plat-ed the Tartans in sec- KEORV 3 ond plaee. Clendora, had a young team but many strong points. had excellent shooters. hut rebounding was also a strength. eommented Coach Ramsey. Using the 1-4 offense the Tartans were almle to make use of outside shots. The zone and man to man took advantage of opponents by eonfusing them in lil defense. Helen Haley. senior, was an out- standing offensive player scoring 126 points in the season. Wendy Black- burn, junior, took hold defensively with 133 rebounds. Teri Jones, soph- omore, was an excellent defensive W player who took advantage of teams , - A-V TL . . . -N., , v'-- ' '1.-M mth steals as in the Wilson game tlj. fit.-Y - Cathy Riccio, sophomore, was an asset to the team in rebounding and shooting 'Q Glf ndora Covina Glendora Wilson Glendora Los Altos Cl: ndora South Hills Glt ndora St Luci Q Ch ndora West Covina Gln ndora Edgewood .,?1v'yr-,,.,,.,.. 4 . 'nx.