Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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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.

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. -- ,:1HAb', s.. me ,Q ,C L ,...,,, , 'si Q . V ' i -' Q-A+ kt- X' f --gf i . --v-.fs .xgw . fs- H. X v Yi . ...Ji W , 4 3 I Pool Problems Cause Swimmers to Lose Precious Practice Time Clendora High School swimmers got off to a miserable start this year due to a break down in the pool filter system. The system, which was not fixed for almost two weeks, caused the Tartans to lose precious practice time since the pool had to be emptied and another pool was not available. Even so, the GHS swimming team managed to put in three and a half hours of daily swim- ming practice when the pool was in working order. Playing against other Sierra League teams, the Tartans had the strongest win against Covina, a good team. Their toughest opponent was San Marino, the CIF champion last year in varsity and frosh-soph. Before the swimming finals, Head Coach Kane Waggoner said of San Marino, They should repeat their victory this year, too. They have a very fine teamf' Outstanding varsity swimmers this year were Bill 0'Brien, Mike Lucero, John Donaldson, seniorsg Rich Frank and Brian Merrigan, Juniors. There were no girl swimmers this year, due to the CIF ruling that girls could not participate in guy's var- sity teams if there is a varsity girls, team in the same sport. 1. Varsity swimmer Rene Loof does his best to surpass competition in the 100 meter breast- stroke, during a grueling meet against Clare- mont. -uf ks, xxx RQ. QW, , W., Varsity Swimming - 65