Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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EW CGACH BRINGS VICTORIES 1.x This year's girls' basketball team has done an outstanding job. After their game against Gerard, they were 14-2. The winning streak set a high school record. Mrs. Beverly Fowler was appointed as the new coach. ff, Rp- Members ofthe Girls Basketball Team for the 1975-76 year were: Front Gonzalaz, Derilyn Cogger, lune Shorthair, Theresa Duran, Ver Row: Martha Gomez, Lupe Duran, Norma Ortega, MaryAnn Garcia, Muldrow, Cheryl Ripley, Dorren lorden, Kim Mote, and Coach Beverl Tracy Murnack, and Cheryl Thomas. Back Row: Sandi Chitwood, Zaira Fowler.

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gymnasts prove more bounce to the ounc This year the gymnastics class was cut down to one period a day. Mr. Renning taught the class for his third year with basic skills in tumbling, vaulting, even and uneven parallel bars, high bar, rings, balance beam, trampoline, and floor exercise. To get the class in shape, Mr. Renning led his students in strenuous 1exercises and running for the first 216 weeks of school. 1. Nelson Morrow showed good form while he held a handstand. 2. Debbie Owens bounced high on the trampoline while she attempted a stradle lump. 3. Coach Sampson looked on as his P.E. class built their bodies. 74-Sports Il ,aim J . . xx -. ,X V f 1 fa W W ,.a. as Q t es. me k , ,K R tw :Mis-A-M s -sn.