Berkeley High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Berkeley, MO)

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With power and with hope, Rich Laker throws the twelve pound shot-put. l Willie Weaver receives the baton from Aaron Shepard in the 880 yard relay. Ran Trantham speeds on to victory, as loyal team supporters eagerly cheer him on.

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.. L lmim' Spring sports proved to be quite successful for the Bulldogs this year. With practice starting in April, the team played out their schedule during May. A great improvement was shown by the baseball players this year as they ended their short season by placing first in the North County League. With eight wins and two losses, they increased their scoring mar- gin over previous records. Team manager, Jim Riley, instructs one of the pitchers, Chip Lalvlaster, before the game at Hazelwood. Strike is called on Gary Kribs as his powerful swing proves to be unsuccessful.

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SITTING Sharon Kropf Shannon Goetz Judy Timm Billie Bush, ING: Rita Fulton, Leslie Sturm, Dorothy Wilson, JoAnn Clanton, Pat Barbara Knubley Karin Kiefer KNEELING Connie Meyer, Mary Harringfon, R956 Pgnze, ggqqh Mr5, Mgry Benfelel Jones Carol Hoff Jackie Buback Judy Bay Betty Davidson STAND- Spirits High . . . Girls enjoy participating in sports as Well as boys. One ot the popu- lar girls' sports at Berkeley is basketball. Any girl who is interested in playing joins a team consisting of other girls of her own class. The coach, Mrs. Mary Bentele, chooses the varsity team on the basis of basketball ability from the three class teams. A schedule ot tour games was played against such opposing teams as Fairview, McCluer, Wellston, and Jennings. Although the team tailed to win any games this year, they enioyed the opportunity to participate in competitive sports. Even though she is being guarded closely, Judy Timm lumps high to make a suc- cessful lay up. 92