William H Taft High School - Atinian Yearbook (Woodland Hills, CA)

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I A I l YT ', . k n, i L a t ,Q lf! Q' F ' :fs V 5 1 4 :: ' li' - Varsity Girls' Volleyball placed first in the West Valley League owing to the outstanding players and fine coach llllrs. Marilyn lVlcClung. It was an exciting sea- son as lVlrs. IVIcClung led the en- thusiastic teams to league records of 5 wins and O losses for the A's , and 3 wins and 2 losses for the B's . Anne Pettit, Liz Cuykendal, and Gail lVlcCauley were voted lVlost Valuable Players for the A team and Judy Guziel, Janice Neff, and Janice lVlcKarney for the g g B's . Returning next year to 'ead a p0tenHa y good team wi - - , . , . , . , . , 1 n ung be l-'Z Cvvkendal I Judy Guzlelf lcoacm, MISSING: A. Pettit. and lVlarigrace Wells . ,, .., wi T' ,4- B TEAM: KNEELING: M. Mathalon, J. Francica, J. Woodlock, J. Neff, T. Houk. STANDING: B. Atlas lManagerJ, J. Guziel, J. McKarney, M. Odian, D. Driscoll, C. Sanchez, Marilyn McClung lCoachD.

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Volleyball VARSITY. KNEE LING: R. Walker, R. Brooks, Dick Hubbard lCoachl, N. Spellman, A. Lobel. STANDING: L. Lieberman, K. Raymond, C. Buck lCaptainl, G. Cunitz, K. FasmerlCo-Captainl, Steven Glass lAssistant Coachl. MISSING: D. Nlilligan, D. Askenaizer, D. Keitel. . ..sf in-A JUNIOR VARSITY. SITTING: K. Stevenson, L. Talbert lCo-Captainl, J. Silbar, K. Balch. KNEELING: IVI. Pearlman lllllanagerl, C. Mendel, J. Stirling, T. Cobb, Nl. Ennis, K. Alperstein Clvlanagerl. STANDING: Steven Glass fAssistant Coachl, R. Sollman, C. Parry, J. Encell, H. Anderson lCo-Captainl, G. Polk, J, Beresford, Dick Hubbard fCoachl, Volleyball is the newest boys' sport at Taft. In just one year under the leadership of coach Dick Hubbard, the team de- veloped into a power capable of threatening the dominance of Pacific Palisades. The team was led through an ex- cellent season by captains Craig Buck and Kurt Fasmer. Setters Dan Askenaizer and Dave Keitel were among the best in southern California. Next year's team promises to be even better as only one starter, Dan Askenaizer is graduating. The Junior Varsity or Soph- omore team, under the coaching of Steven Glass, out hustled most of their opponents this year. Leading the team were captains Lloyd Talbert and Hunter Anderson, along with Charles Parry and John Encell. Each of these players will make excellent contributions to future varsity teams. 91