Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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TALENT PLUS Basketball is not the only sport in which some of the Var- sity Girls’ Basketball team members excell. Tammy Bryant, for example, is recognized as one of the Cen- tral Region’s best Track per- formers in the shotput. Brenda Smith and Joy Belvin have been consistent Softball stars during their reign as Warriors. But to show that brawn is not all, Susan Currier and Joan White, in addition to their athletic skill, are known for their dependability and academic talents. That just goes to show you, there’s more to a team than meets the eye! Halftime Break. The Lady Warriors plan their second half strategy. Fast Lane. Brenda Smith pushes past her J-H-W defender to score for the Warriors. Jump Shot. Susan Currier outjumps a J-H-W opponent to make two for the team. 136 Girls’ Varsity Basketball

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Are You Ready? Tammy Bryant looks for an open player. . é mee tie idiesseaaey . for an easy two point Concentration. Brenda Smith moves to receive the ball. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 135

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VARSITY —HEREWECOME! = : i » ‘ods ol Basketball team was on its way Ty - to a bright Varsity career! Their 7-5 record, with wins like 49-27 over Douglas Freeman and 52-43 over Highland Springs, proved that they were a talented team. Captains Dee Dee Gladden and Karen Blaine helped pull the girls through the hard practices and tough games. Dee Dee Gladden had the highest point total with 113 and also the highest point average per game with 94. Sheila Payne led the team with a 52% free throw average. The whole team should be con- Last Min Check. Coaches gratulated, ke iney REVENGE) Blackburn gag Durvin make a last game point average of 42, a0 the J.V. Girls’ Team whereas their opponents only scored an average of 38 points per game. Introductions. The Team lines up for in- troductions before playing Highland Springs. Bank Shot. Rhonda Martin uses the backboard for 2 points against Hermitage. J.V. Girls’ Basketball 137