Brandywine Heights High School - Tracer Yearbook (Topton, PA)

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V. Buss anticipates the serve. Spirit Of Billy Jean King Comes To BHS S. Scheirer is intent on slamming the ball. Exeter Exeter Gov. Mifflin Muhlenberg Penn pif. Mifflin eter ' Muhlenberg B0rks g Tour t. Penn MM October 14: Although the girls ' tennis team did not have a good season according to their record of wins and losses, their coach, Mr. Burkhart, has nothing but praise for the girls. The season was 2-6, but I considered the season one of the most successful Pve coached. It ' s the first year we ' ve had a girls ' team. Everybody had a great attitude, everybody improved, and everyone got enjoyment from it. He also thought the highlight of the season came when the girls back-handed their opponents, Muh- lenberg, a defeat. Ann Steffy, a sophomore on the team, thought the team really improved over the season. She said, I enjoyed the season trememdously. The girls had a great time in all the games. They enjoyed stopping at McDonald ' s after every game. Like the coach, the girls thought it was a great season. (AT RIGHT): Beautiful scenery is a fringe benefit for Coach Burkhart.

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ROW 1: R. Rhode. ROW 2: Denise Long, D. Seibert, N. Kline, Debra Long. ROW 3: Lisa Andersen, B. Geist, Louise Andersen, T. Reinhard, M. Millard. ROW 4: K. Banner, T. Schaeffer, K. Schaeffer, Mrs. Quigley, L. Larrimore, T. Stoudt, W. Snyder. te ----s-yfa.. ' ;Wg : Come on, girls! Sock it to Milkers, the JV coach. ' em, thinks Miss Title Hopes Die On Field October 17: It was disappointing; we should have done better than we did. We were plagued by injuries. This is the summary of the girls ' hockey season, according to their coach, Mrs. Quigley. Their season started with victories, and the girls had hopes of becoming county champions. However, by midseason two varsity player sustained injuries that caused them to be sidelined. Even with this setback, our team was the only team in the county that defeated Fleetwood, the county champions. Tess Reinhard, a senior on the hockey team, con- tributed her thoughts. I think we tried hard, but due to some bad luck — namely injuries, we had a disappointing season. The team did not have an outstanding season, but several players did. Rose Rhode, Mindy Millard and Louise Andersen were placed on the East All-Star team, and Lisa Andersen received honorable mention. K. Schaeffer muscles in for a clear. Every comer is a goal is J. Hoch ' s war cry