Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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'i3ff't3 ' , , y ri Q VOLLEYBALL IRESERVE TEAMJ - The girls reserve team as usual came in the top 2 in the league. The reserves had a 5-l record only losing one game in league play to Covina. The scores in that game were 16-14, I5-13, 16-14, so you can see that the entire league championship was won by only 2 points. Congratulations for a well earned 2nd place. VOLLEYBALL J.V. - The J.V. Volleyball did not do quite as well as the Varsity or Reserve Team. But the team is a young one with the maiority ofthe girls being sophomores and freshmen. Wilson's league standing was 7th place out of 9, iust ahead of La Puente and South Hills. PLAYERS INCLUDE -- Maureen Aoys, Michelle Buchanan, Mary Duran, Laurie Everett, Roxanne Garcia, Chris Husband, Cecilia Laiia, Toni Natoli, Pat Palacio, Paula Pitcher, Margaret Santana, Kenni Shirai. EE P L I. RESERVE - Top Row: Linda Knight, Norma Laiia, Toni zurs, Heidy Geiger. Middle Raw: Michelle Pitcher, Suzanne npke. Bottom Row: Frances Nava, Annette Bustrum. a mg 1 19

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Set It , pike This year the varsity squad improved their league standings by at least 2 places. Last year the varsity came in 7th place iust above St. Lucys with a 2-6 record. This year was quite different. Wilson carried a 4-4 record finishing the league above La Puente, Glendora, West Covina, and South Hills. Only l game out ofa tie for 3rd and 4th place. VARSITY PLAYERS - Cindy Bailey - Outstanding sophomore setter Mary Crabtree - Captain picked by league coaches to the Sierra League lst team lGraduating Seniorl Gina Natoli - Captain lGraduating Seniorl Gail Neverov Joanne Prouty Shirley Pong - Hustler Vicky Regalado Vicky Sivilly Kelly Yamashita Araceli Rodriquez Sharon Page - Scorer l. ,xv L' lO4 Girls Volleyball

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were played with only 4 people on the court. Although Gina Natoli was one of their best players, she hurt her knee in a practice game and was out for most of the season. Jane Abassi who deserved performance of covering up her fouls. SONJA Gentry tries for the rebound so she can pass off to a waiting teammate, Stephanie Dean. HOLLY Dixon races her opponents down court. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS: Irma Geesink, Holly Dixon, Yvette Meneses, Araceli Rodriguez, Diane Reneau, Lourdes Perez, Laurie Etfefefl, Peggy Geesink, Tuula Tilander, Andrea Saxon Stephanie Dean Lisa Morgan Norma Lai'a ' ' I l I Sharon Yamashita, Gayle Mifune, Sonia Gentry, Ingrid Arriola, Gail Nevorav, Vicki Regalado, Michele Pitcher, Debbie Castaneda, Paula Pitcher, Michele Buchanan. Not Pictured: Annette Bustrum, Cathy Parker, Lore Allison, Francis Nava, Cheri Schermerhorn. GAIL Nevarov attempts to help the winning Wildcats keep their lead against La Puente. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls Basketball Team had a lot of ups and downs, although only a few players survived throughout the season. The girls played good games and were very disappointed about most of their losses because they were so close to winning. Lourdes Perez, a foreign exchange students, was an exceptionally good player along with Yvette Meneses who was an aggressive rebounder. They made a good team, even when some of the games an Emmy for her Con-artist Even after all of these mishaps, the team had a fun season, and most will be back next year to try it again. ,gg W- 5 ,,.,-' 106 Girls Basketball