Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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- ;a 3S 1 Yvonne Aguirre leads the team in s als, 2 Sue Teeple is Co-Captain of the sity team. 3 Jon: Lopez drives down curt. 4. Sheryl Egerer shoots a jump SDt. 5. Lo team Altos rebou ri Menard is Captain of the J V 6. Sue Parish jumps against a Los player. 7. Susan Noonan is the top nder for the J V team. ' The J. v. team this season was young and a very inexperienced group of girls, commented Miss Doreen Ramsey, girls ' junior varsity basketball coach. Their effort and improvements enabled them to complete a successful first round of league play. Led by captain Lori Menard, sophomore, the team compiled a 5-3 league record midway through the season. High scorer for the team was Susan Noonan, sophomore, averaging 8 points a game with fvlenard averaging 7 points a game. Leading rebounder was Noonan with 1 per contest. Jeannie Eaton, sophomore, compiled 1 6 steals through half the season. The team of 4 juniors and 8 sophomores all contributed their efforts for an average of 33 points a game. t t Sports — 77

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The team has made steady improve- ITlGniS throughout the tirst half of the season, commented the girls ' varsity basketball coach, Miss Billie Oglesby. Midway through the season, Glendora had a league record of 3 wins and 5 losses. The team had 5 returning seniors, with 3 juniors and 2 sophomores completing the roster. Midway through the season Sue Teeple, senior, was high scorer averaging 1 points a game, with Ka thi Raley, junior, right behind with 9 points a game. Yvonne Aguirre, senior, led in steals with 1 8, while Raley collected 1 1 , Leading rebounders for the first half of the season were Teeple, averaging 1 4 a game and Joni Lopez, senior, with 1 per game. In assists, Aguirre led all others with a total of 1 3, while Terri Jones, junior, collected 1 0. Going into league play, the Tartans lost the first three to La Puente, Covina, and Edgewood respectively. Led by co-captains Sue Teeple and Paula Staschke, seniors, the Tartans had a high scoring first half averaging 41 points a game. |[SI ' ,iurl Center: Coach Billie Oglesby Left to ri t Sue Sarkin, Tern Jones, Jonf LoDpz, Kathi R,aley. Low Ke«er-r%e T eajgrYvoBr auirr , Denise Perry, ' ' .£ StasetTlfe, ' ' Sheryl Egerer. ■.V«C%S ' . . . •W ni»-- V i V 76 — Sports A ' S sX ■ ■ ■i i • V jftii ' ! - i. ' Mmi ' iM MBB

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The year has been very successful, stated Paula Staschke, President ot Girls Athletic League. The Homecoming Dance was the big activity of the year for GAL. The dance was very successful. We raised about $750, com- mented Miss Staschke. The theme of the dance was Let the Side Show Begin. The band, Balboa, provided the music for the dance. GAL sponsored many activities this year. The candy apple sale in October was the first of many. Several girls represented GAL in the Jog-a-thon, which was held in November. The club had four banquets dur- ing the year to honor girls for their abilities in the separate sports. The final activity of the year was giving two $50 scholarships to outstanding female athletes of Glendora High School. The schol- arships were awarded at the Sen- ior Awards Banquet in June. 1 Miss Pat Hardm was GAL advisor for her first ime. 2. Jackie Ouellette receives most improved player trophy at the vol- leyball banquet. 3 Students dance to the music of Balboa at GAL sponsored Homecoming dance. j — -AdiiL r V M r : MIHV . mmt 78 — Sports