Harpeth Hall School - Milestones Iris Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Fall Sports: Varsity Volleyball In the second year of T.S.S.A.A. volleyball competition, the Honeybears had a fine season once again. Under the new direction of Mrs. Killmer, the long and tiring afternoons of practice certainly paid off with an overall 12-6 record. Aside from the regular season, the team made a fine showing at Franklin Road Academy and won their Invitational Tournament. The Honeybears then took second in both the District and the Regional Championships. Sally Bowers and Georgianne Moran were members of the All-District team, and Sally was also a member of the All-Regional team. Although eliminated in the State Championships, Harpeth Hall should be proud that such a fine team came from a school so small in comparison to many others in the competition. The team would not be complete, though, without the dedicated work of the managers Bess Adkins and Beth Bowers. The seniors— Sally, Georgianne, Scottie Fillebrown, and Lisa Bass— will be greatly missed; next year promises to be a rewarding one also. Front: N Werthan, M Wert, S Bowers, S Fillebrown, K Cawood, A Mills Back: B. Bowers, J. Ryu, F Tarkington, L. Bass. G. Moran, A. Smith, L Rogers, N. Dale, B. Adkins, Mrs. Killmer ?o

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Varsity Basketball The Honeybear basketball team playec a rough schedule this year as usual. However, the season seemed even tougher because the team started out with only seven veteran players and a new coach, Mrs. Killmer. Knee injuries cost the Bears Ann Ambrose for a great part of the season; and in December, a freak accident in a game against Bellevue took out Lisa Bass, a super-swift guard and co-captain of the team. Nevertheless, Harpeth Hall held its own, coming close to breaking even in the season ' s record. Senior Erin Brewer, acting as co-captain with Lisa, averaged about ten points per game in her fourth year on the team. Melissa Hayes, a rookie sophomore, led scoring by averaging twenty points a game. Senior Terry Moore and junior Leslie Burton were the only other forwards with varsity experience; but newcomers Kathy Denton, Marilyn Gifliam, and Ann Ambrose all developed into effective varsity forwards during the season. The Honeybears maintained an excellent set of guards even after the loss of Lisa Bass. Susan Crenshaw, Carol Smith, and Amy Kirkpatrick, all with past varsity experience, were aided by Alison Smith, Joanna Mcintosh, and Jeanne Bass in a fantastic defense. With Carol, Joanna, Jeanne and Lisa ' s lightning fast feet and Susan, Amy, and Alison ' s height, the Bears usually managed to keep even the most highly rated teams in control. Excellent coaches Mrs. Killmer and Mrs. Lee managed to combine the new with the old for another sucessful basketball season. Front: Mrs. Killmer, A Kirkpatrick, A Ambrose, T. Moore, E Brewer, L. Burton. Not pictured: K. Den- ton, L. Bass, Mrs Lee. Back: A. Smith, C. Smith, M. Gilliam, J. Mcintosh, M. Hayes, J. Bass, S. Crenshaw. ! HL.Uk 2?