Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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Girls' Tennis Changes Strat The Girls' Tennis team faced tough com- retition this year, but succeeded in Winning nany individual matches. The varsity team -nded the season with a 1-9 record, while the lunior Varsity finished with a three win, seven oss season. The biggest problem that the team faced vas its lack of facilities. The girls practiced in shifts. and single players practiced with double Jlayers. Coach Eleanor Broucek and Assistant foach Kathy Guerrero introduced practice irills to improve the team's strategy. The team Nas led by co-captains Lynn Lampert and MVP NNN- Vlary Santry. Miss Broucek feels that the Junior Varsity shows much promise for the future. Q. '4 They are a young team and did well. f GIRL'S TENNIS: Bottom row: K. Wittje. L. Erpito. E. Santry. C. Hube, K. Sedja, J. Kelin. Second rouz' M. Henich, B. Makens, J. Jaacks, M. Benso Ass't. Captg L. Lampert, Capt.g K. Peterson, C. Grant. Top row: Miss Guerrr McCormack, S. Webber, R. Holley, S. Golan, J. Foelsch, D. Foelsch, N. Vei mond, S. Heller, Miss Bri For righif Top singles player, Freshman Karen Peterson. practices for a match against Maine South. Rzfgfztx Senior Lynn Lampert watches her partner Mary Santry receive a serve with a forearm. The two comprised the number one double team. arslty Tennis Opponent Glenbrook South Glenbrook North Highland Park Deerfield Maine South Maine West NTHN- Unnf Junior Varsity ME Opponent 7 3 Glenbrook South 4 7 2 Glenbrook North 5 7 1 Highlan l Park 6 5 1 Deerfield 6 5 0 Maine South 7 Q A 7 4 Maine West 3 Fi Nilnc Raef 2,5

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.d Hocke, Shows Improvement 4, ftvgaa firm ' Front row: M. Ludkowski, M. Gries, M. Berrsheim, W. Benjawan. Second row: pchak, J. Shipp, M. Rafa, C. Richards, S. Shivley, E. Andersen, L. Pasterski. - gr -. TD! - Iarsity Front row: K. Berresheim, K. Polinski, P. Hunt, K. Sparkowski, T. Rafa. row: V. Lundguth, W. Osterberger, L. Chrobak, K. Pratscher, V. Larson, J. , C. Berresheim. ..,i.v:.1, K k , . 1 . t I. V r J I I f A 1 , 1 I . . A 5 s . 1 2,1 b fi A A 54 A .' . s li Ql L e-ji V w A N. 5 g Iv ME 33.23 ' QW . fr erm- ' . . ' - ' 1 ' f Below: On the offensive, Judy Shipp passes the ball and moves down field. fs .xfyigl , .. Although the varsity team didnlt do as well as predicted by Coach Bovenmeyer, they im- proved considerably over last year with a record of 3-5-1. The change in team strategy partially contributed to the improvement. Coach Bovenmeyer felt that the team played fine hockey and was able to compete with other high schools. Although the junior varsity didn't quite meet the expected demands with a 1-6-1 season record, the experiences gained will contribute to the varsity team next year, when vacancies in the team will be filled with JV players. FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Jr. Varsity ME OPP0D9Ht Opponent 1 Highland Park 1 Highland Pa 4 Conant 1 New Trier Ez O New Trier E3St ii New Trier W 0 New Trier West 3 Highland Pa 0 Deerfield 2 New Trier W 1 Highland Park 0 Schaumburg 0 New Trier West 4 Deerfield 1 Schaumburg 0 Deerfield 0 Deerfield 2