Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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Q rv jurii6F varsity in - . C'mon Chadwick! The voice of sophomore Holly Jones rang throughout the bubble. Let's go guys! yelled freshmen Lucy Rosen- tal and Amanda Parkes, It was loud and enthusiastic players such as these who made the Junior Varsity volleyball teams what they were. Since there were two Junior Varsity teams this year Cone consisting of all freshmen and the other consisting of underclassmenj, lt was difficult for Ffgwliiff Top: Junior Varsity team. Left to Right, Back to front: Amy Moeller, Laurie Burrell, JoAnn Giaconi, Holly Jones, Nicole Lin- dermayr, Su-Ting Li, Coach Anita Dren- nen, Cindy Eddy, Arian Boulger . Bottom: Freshman Team. Left to Right 1 Marilyn Kennepohl, Erika Haines, Lucy Rosen- tal, Jessica Davis, Amanda Parkes, Heather McAuley, Julie Lapis, Melanie Dee, Mira Esfahani, Coach Anita Dren- nen . OPPONENT SCORE Rio Hondo 0-2 Mayfield 2-0 Rolling Hills 0-2 Pasadena Poly 2-1 South Torrance 2-0 Webb 0-2 Westridge 2-0 Pasadena Poly 1-2 Flintridge 0-2 Rio Hondo 1-2 Mayfield 0-2 Webb 2-1 Westridge 2-0 Flintridge 2-1 the players to adjust and do well dur- ing the season. However, they always kept their spirits up and hopes high. To improve their skills, the girls looked toward the brilliant coaching combination of tough Anita Drennen and more reserved Bill Park. Even though the teams were not as suc- cessful as hoped, many players showed a lot of potential for next year's Varsity team. ,Z GOING,GOING . . . GONE!! Senior Lisa Burelli prepares for a brilliant spike. BEAUTY IN MOTION!! Freshman Nicole Lindermayr pre- pares for a successful hit. j.v. volleyball 197 V al

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