College Avenue Secondary School - Cascade Yearbook (Woodstock, Ontario Canada)

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MVA llwllllllfy J UNI OR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The girls' junior volleyball team may not play like the boys' Senior Spikers but things are beginning to look up. The team consisted mainly of rookies :hisyear but whatever the case they've made a satisfactory first impression. Although a rookie she may be, Jan Lake has shown us she has the potential of being another Vic Jakowlew . I th ink our maior problems, though, are height, and being able to think and move fast enough on the court. If we had at least two very sportsminded, six foot girls, the morale of the team would be somewhere up on cloud nine. As for being able to think and move fast enough, well, that can be overcome with a considerable amount of time and prac- tise. Anyway, with one Vic Jakowlew, atleast two giants, and a coach like Miss McRae what could go wrong? Throw in a little bit of team co-operation and a volleyball and we're all set. Why, we should have a team next year even Mr. Bond would be proud to coach. L 4 4365 SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The Senior Girls' Volleyball team, under the watchful eye of Miss Millar, spent many long hours of practiceto mast- er the arts of volleyball. However, the competition was tough and the season wasn't as successful as they had hoped. It's easy to be a good winner, but it takes a lot more to be a good loser, and the girls showed great sportsmanship by accept- ing the run of luck graciously. But, there's always next year, and with the same high spirits anda little more experience--Who Knows?! I Qlllllw QHTU, 3 JUNIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW: KL. to RJ Miss McRae, Mary-Anne Krakowslci, Adele Bruinwoud, Pot Neil, Nancy Allan, Chris Scholten, Marilyn Dale, Ann Marie Conlon, Linda Tree, Susan Hipperson FRONT ROW: Jan Lake, Sue Banhardt, Deb Moyer, Barb Cole, Dorothy Jean Kitchen, Marlene Myer, Gwen Tanner C' SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW: QL. to RJ Miss Millar, Judy Wright, Mary Hovey, Kathy Todd Sue McCurdy, Janine SchweitzerfManagerl FRONT ROW: Colleen Egilsson, Darlene Charron, Jackie Body, Hilde Hofmann fCaptainl, Sue Skeates, Denise Sherman, Lucy Moore