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

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 liene Pfeffer makes the third out Rote Calli» pitches fast one. I The Girls Athletic Association soft- ball program fielded thirty-five players who were placed on three rated teams. Like the other sports teams this year, the GAA softball teams (two squads) played other teams in our league. The girls were coached and guided by Ms. Constance McKibban. SPRING SP P-1 P1 03 H T1 O W

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KOREAN ASSEMBLY £1 Toro High wji honored this year by ihe presence of four young Korean ladies who presented A Korean Bicentennial Salute to America as an assembly pro- gram Besides singing native folk songs and renditions of songs in English, the quartet gave an impressive performance of Korean folk dances dressed in color- ful native ntumrs The audience was ■Jinrd by Dr Paul Park who i a comparison'Contrast between the ‘ ustoms of the U b and Korea We showed our appreciation by esc hanging sc hool rrsls JM SPRING AOIM ills

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 03 H O r I n i Ms Cheryl Lawy girls' softball team '•toyed much success during the season they outhit nearly every opponent Coach Lacy cited hitting and sometimes- consistent fielding as the team s major assets, but she pointed to pitching as her ssjuad s main weakness With no seniors on the varsity team, the outlook for the future is very bright Sherry Bates was the best hitter while Camille Carr led the team in rbi s Coach Lacy lauded Karen Woodel for her outstanding play as the