Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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ND girls play football The girls of Notre Dame decided to try their hand at football, and in what had to be one of the roughest games of flag football history Coach Stetkevich's team defeated Coach Goldware's team 8-0. The girls prac- ticed hard for two weeks and on game day all were decked out in jerseys and sun glare. The game was marked by tough defense. The only scores came when Debbie Gaston tackled the white team's punter for a safety, and Tina Loper hauled in a long pass for the lone touchdown. The girls said they could now appreciate how tough football really was, and the majority were now ready to leave it to the boys. v TOP: Referees Joe Neglia, Tony Ybarra, Rick Machado, and Cary Voll prepare for unlucky jobs as officials. ABOVE: Coach Bill Spires sends his Iinegirls through warm-up drills. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Goldware's team learns various techni- ques of play. ABOVE RIGHT: Coaches Jim Hansen and Mr. Stetkevich watch to make sure all those shapely muscles get stretch- ed out. RIGHT: Coach Stetkevich gives his green team a pep talk. 18!ACtivitieS .....,... . ' 'iqrvwDll1lu M Q- A W, X, t as ' fs K ,- law w - Y f . ,. , fe. 'uv -.........-.Q .tis .Q M . -as . - . . ' V, i..-4-up-. T., ,K ..... ,t L A V ,gi 5 fy, 'V 3wii L ft s, ,Q sk.,-az? f 1 ft'

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