El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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Chargers block the pike The girls had another tough time of it in El Toro's second year of CIF organ ized girls volleyball Coached by Ms Sheri Ross, the Varsity and JV's played a preseason sched- ule and South Coast League opponents for a period of about five weeks Both teams worked hard to improve on fundamental- and execution ............................................................................................. , J u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y SPORTS

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The Girls Gymnastics team, coached by Ms. Kris Logan, began the year by learning the intermedi- ate compulsory programs (last year, they competed using beginning compulsories). They practiced and average of 2 Vi hrs. per day includ ing an optional session on Satur- days. Laurie Gillespie, Perry Hud- son, and Connie Creamer were three of the outstanding performers who competed on all the apparatus. Connie showing her poise A S T I C s SPOKTS