Fox Chapel High School - Renard Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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o An Undefeated Season Laura Beeken is the sclloolls undefeated diver. VARSITY SPEED SWIMMING-Bottom. Row: Miss Gregory, A. Draper, S. Amsler, M. Church, S. Donaldson, D. Maiello, M. Conner, J. Strath- In this race, the only opponent is the clock. We meyer, S. Cowles, Mrs. Martin. Second Row: P. Weir, J. loerger, P Gibson, L. Happel, B. Grindle, C. Beal, S. Pelc.

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Fox Chapel Vixens Splas .l.V. SPEED SWIMMING-First Row: B. Ladley, B. Brison, D. Eck, K. Caldwell, C. Sphar. Second Row: D. Morrow, L. Tierney, D. Cross, L. Beeken, P. Markle, A. Donaldson, M. Noone. Third Row: Mrs. Martin, K. McFarland, D. Cook, D. Celtner, J. Hennessey, V. Montville, B. Guterl, Two Vixens show perfect starting form. V 84 L. West, P. Monteverde, Miss Gregory. Fourth Row: M. Steffey, B. Edel- man, J. Dorn, S. Voelker, B. .Linhart, K, Clark, S. Cober, K. Coleman, S Cosgrove. The 1967-68 Girls' Speed Swimming Team did an excellen job by going undefeated during the regular season. This year': captains were Lindsay Happel and Sue Donaldson. The grad uating seniors are Sherry Cow, Bonnie Grindle, Janet Ioerger Sherry Pelc, Peggy Weir, and Lindsay Happel. Fox Chapel placea third in the Championships with Laura Beeken taking a firs place in diving. Second places were won by the 100 yd. Medle Relay team of Hennessey, Pele, Happel, and Donaldson, and th 200 yd. Freestyle Relay team of Crindle, Amsler, Happel, an Maiello. ln the Trees Pool Meet, Fox Chapel took second plac overall. This time first places were won by Laura Beeken i diving and the team of Amsler, Maiello, Beeken, and Ladley in the 200 yd. Freestyle Relay. Judy Hennessey broke the schoo record in the 50 yd. Backstroke during the year. Donna Maieil was undefeated in Butterfly in section competition and Laur Beeken was never defeated in diving in any competition sh entered. At the Trees Pool Meet, Fox Chapel defeated Bethe for the first time in the school's history.

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un.. .. - Not even tennis balls get by Scott! ln 1968 the Varsity Tennis Team was faced with the problem of rebuilding after the graduation of all but one of the regular players from last year. Scott Hutchinson, the 9951 singles player, was the only returning letterman. The two other seniors on the team were Mauricio Moreno and ,lohn Bell. The rest of the team was made up of sophomores Eric Horne, Dave Miller, ,lon Flint, and Wes Walters. The season started out with losses to Churchill, Franklin, and Oakmont. Then the boys won 4-1 matches from Kiski Prep and Avonworth. After four losses, the team again beat Avonworth, this time 3-2. The season closed with a second victory over Kiski Prep. Overall, the team had a record of four wins and eight losses, despite a strong desire to win. Some of the players were at a disadvantage, due to a lack of varsity experience. Things look very promising for the next two years because of the many outstanding sophomores on the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Tennis And Freshman Sports R 'ij iljj X VARSITY TENNIS TEAM- Bottom Row: D. Miller, M. 'll Moreno, .l. Bell, J. Flint. Top Row: Coach Cerhart, S. Hutchinson, E. Horne, D. Marshall. Xxx. OM 86