Henderson High School - Catamount Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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Bclskeibclll A1 IFS 631' This year cerTalnly was a differenT one for The girls varsiTy. Coach Fred Franks Took over an inexperienced Team in May. They worked all Through The summer and The firsT quarTer. He had Them running 3 miles a day To geT Them in shape To run consTanTly in a game and Try To wear The other Team down. Carla Peck and Sfefani Greer were Cho- sen as caprains. There are six sen- iors. five juniors, and one freshman, The manager is Allyson 'lThelma Shaffer and she has been The man- ager since eighTh grade. Amy Too Tall Sinnock, Barbara HesTer, Me- lanie LiTTle BiT , Carla Red Peck, and Toni George sTarT. Lori Mogren is The freshman who Coach Franks lnTends To make The besT player Henderson has ever seen. Margo BerTram is The new girl on The scene and her speed has been an assef To Them. OTher asseTs To The Team are Jennifer Dailey, Wendy Edwards, Joanne KorTh, and Terri Lovell. Each and every one is an asseT To This Team. Amy Slnnock, Toni George, and Barbara HesTer have been in The Top TO in free Throw and shooT- ing percenTage. Carla Peck's ouT- sfanding ouTside shoofing has led her To games of 13, 45, and '17 polnTs a game. Melanie Rudislll drib- bles excellenTly and plays defense excifingly. All of This TalenT plus all of This dedicaTion is paying off. Opposlie page: Top left Lori Mogren, Toni George. Amy Sinnock. Upper right Toni George. Middle lefT: Barbara l-lesTer, Carla Peck. CenTer: Melanie Rudisill. Middle right Lori Mogren. Amy Sinnock. Lower righfj Amy Slnnock, Jennifer Dailey. Lori Mogren. Lower lefl: Amy Sinnock. This page: Top: Girls VarsiTy Team and Coach Franks. Upper Middle: Amy Sinnock. Carla Peck, Toni George. BoTTom: Carlo Peck. 3.1.5.2.:.'.:.:.:Q:.-L:.gLglg,2:Q:3'L'':L:L:Q'3 ' '.:A ' ' . .If ' 'J' jf' ' ' .-.'.'.'.-.'.'.'.' .'.' ' '.' .-C .f 1 a ii'E .isS1i -S- ,::?'-:f f fflqkeyfefffrfzk s- . ff T N. se-fs:ass:1-s:s:f:s:s:s:sfz:s:s:s?1--P'-sez:-f + 2