Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Girls' Basketball Hits New Heights The girls, basketball season was an exciting change from previous years. The team started off strong by win- ning their first game, which was not only the first for the season, but the first ever for the team. Coaches Rea and Baker worked to help the girls develop a strong defense and an aggressive offense, and Coach Baker taught the girls some basic basketball plays. For the first time, there were enough players to have both an MAN and a 'ABN team, and the coaches allowed Eighth Graders Susan Olcott, Janet Nlaberry, Kathy Stoddard, and Lynn Cruik- shank to participate in HB team games. Team captains Michelle Tarride, Mary Ann McBride, Shannon Sweeney, and Holly Rader led the team out of their traditional cellar spot and into their best season yet. M-f-,.....,,,m Q59 78

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Loosen ! ne, Variety was the key word for girls, General P. E. this year. They Mpoppedl' their wrists in badminton, ping- ponged and inaugurated the new tennis courts with Mrs. Twining. In volleyball, The Electric Apricotsn and '6The Physical Educatorsw dominated competition. As for gymnastics, G'Our Leaderw Nancy Ross C'All right now...',j led the warm-ups. No one who was there will ever forget Camille Kempls graceful fall from the vaulting horse. A certain group of Senior girls were always late for badminton, but they usually had 'cgood excusesf, Bench pressing, the Roman chair and curls were the order of the day for the boys as they worked out on the monstrous weight machine. They added endurance to strength as they ran cross-country and kicked the ol, soc- cerball around. 2 , . D , , .. fr 'tr if . 1: Wwe., Two, 1,592 'Mm hswaqpvxm wymwhh .,,NM-M WMM but V K V ao a t is - f ,. ...W . ,. , . Z- , ft., 1 'f .aka 3, I r ' r vw F ..,, Q, if .5 Lu f .-1 . yrr, , w..f.:a.wz.4T- Mi if HP' l ,. .5 .i,,Aigg35,g1Y'fh 3 3, :f 45' my