Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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ff. llln IOI' al'Slty ll' S IITI pl'OVE Cl l'EatI CATCHING THE REBOUND, Above, Hart Little, Claudia Barton, Suzanne Handel, and members of FIGHTING IT OUT. Above right. Hart Little the Wildewood team stretch their arms for the attempts to catch a pass while Mary Rowland stands rebound as Susanne Powell, number 12, tosses a bas- ready to receive 11, ket. , PV, Y ii.. , ,, , , - M mweem-ef,-Mtgleffenfm- Wm, ,, ,. Junior Varsity Girls improved signifi- cantly over last year's record of zero wins. The girls won eight games and lost only three. The team played two out-of-town games and won both of them despite unfamiliar courts. Before the gym was finished the girls prac- ticed in churches and other gyms, for they had a game only a few days after the gym was to be completed. The team played a three-month season, practicing every day. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS: back, Hart Little. Mena Hope, Susanne Powell, JoAna Drennan, Mary Rowland, Frances Nettles. Callie Shell: front, Suzanne Handel, Bobbie Doss, Ball Hen- derson, Sarah Sturtevant, Claudia Barton. Won Lost .. .55 .. e,3,,s , ,gi . W ef 3f',.7,e :y , -- ws, ,S3ss3fg,lge,i-7731, ,ge we 5 - w an isis, ' as, i-- 'E I V, 1 ,r en fs I 3 55 yk m sfffx t f-:,,:'s gi -. : S J.V. Girls' BcskefbaIl!30 ,ts :f,.,- , ' , ' rm' A WT. ,N iw., esmrKw'l,u' mmmawm,-1 :Ref