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! BADMINTON SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: Doubles, Carolyn Moore and Koylone Poolow. JUNIOR-SENIOR CHAMPIONS: Doubles, Judy Wannamoker, and Karcen Bishoprick. Singlet: first, Kareen Bishoprick, second, Gcnevra Fornadley. VARSITY TENNIS First row: singles, Kathy Schmidt, Ada Ahlsten. Second row: Pot Boyles, manager; doubles, Jo Ann Haines, Kay Briley, Shirley Guier, Mrs. Pomplilz, coach. Third row: doubles, Sharon Moore, Morgic Bolds, Barbara Aust, Mary Ahlsten. Missing: Judy Crockett. Mrs. Pomplitz coached the girls' varsity tennis team, which is the only sport not connected with G. S. C. They practiced on the Kaiser Hospital Courts and hod a very successful year. PING PONG SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: second, Leo Klaudt; first, Jo Rancore. JUNIOR-SENIOR CHAMPIONS: first, Ada Ahlsten; second, Beverly Johnson. Working together, the girls' sports activities and Girls' Sports Club arc closely related. Any girl can participate in a sport during the school year from bowling to ping-pong, but only G. S. C. members can earn the HB letter through the G. S. C. sponsored intramural program. The Girls' Sports Club of Hudson's Bay High School was originated in 1956. Since then it has grown in popularity and membership. One of the main activities G. S. C. sponsors during the year is the Homecoming Dance. A “Point Fcst , which included sports events for girls to earn both sports and service points toward their let- ters and an initiation where all the members are initiated in a solemn ceremony, are traditions established this year. The major money earning projects were the sale of concessions at basket- ball games and the sale of Hudson's Bay decals. Field hockey was introduced into the program this year and is sure to gain momentum upon completion of a playing field. The only girls' sport, besides field hockey, not connected with Girls' Sports Club is varsity tennis. BOWLING JUNIOR-SENIOR CHAMPIONS: Shirley Docker, Gcncvro Fornadley, Mary Dawley, Marlene Harris, Sharon Coats. SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: Margie Covol, Kay Briley, Alice Todd, Penny Baker, Carol Schell. 78
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all competition games, from volleyball SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: Front row: Mary Ahlstcn, Carolyn Moore, Josephine Rancore, Alice Todd. Second row: Leah Klaudt, llo Wcstcrgard, Ruth Morples, Bonnie Hoffman. Missing: Ger- oldinc Dakin, Koy Briley. JR. SR. CHAMPIONS: Back row: JoAnn Haines, Marionn Scrog- ins, Roberto Peklay, Mary Doll Nettles, Sharon Moore, Judy Wonnamoker. Missing: Bena laintz, Joyce Sisscck. Termed o fight to the finish was the junior-senior, sophomore All-Star volleyball play-offs. The junior-senior team emerged on the top of the hassle. . . . to basketball, offered much fun SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: Front row: Shirley Guier, Koy Briley, Carolyn Moore, Mary Ahlstcn. Second row: JoAnn Hainos (Jr. Sr.), Lois Davids, Ha Wcstcrgard, Jo Roncore. Missing: Sharon Han- ning, Barbara Beals. JR. SR. CHAMPIONS: Bock row: Sandy Arnold, Bena Laintz, Mary Dell Nettles, Penny Stroh, Sharon Moore. Missing: Judy Wonnamoker, Joyce Sisseck, Marcella Carter. Off with a jump shot were these G. S. C. members practicing for the Fort Vancouver-Hudson's Boy All-Star basketball game. 77
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