Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Marialice Williams gracefully sweeps the ball over the net as Pat Howard and Joe Grimm anxiously await the result. lii ffE '. '-i i 'L - . 'ii -Wi A fi.ff far, . . X !'55ff2a?lf:i3,+ 3ea'33'52'l3l 3i'5 gggbgqi .4 I f 'les,e 9 ..lq.lg..l...lj 'ln bafWse5 U'lu 'l l5 l3 'l 2fisgkfsifzsgllsifssiiesil l Keep your eyes on the ball! shouts Bernadette van Houten as she waits for the ball. Joe Grimm and Satsuko Uchida watch apprehensively. Volleyball Team Crushes All Challengers Immaculatais triumphant volleyball team combined hours of practice with enthusiasm to conquer the CYO Volleyball Championship. For the third straight year, IHS took top honors in the annual tournament defend- ing her title against a number of participating schools. Getting off to a roaring start, Immaculata, the host team, defeated Mount Vernon in the first round and then routed Immaculate Conception in the second. In the play-off rounds, the mighty six subdued both Elizabeth Seton and St. Mary's Academy 2-0. In the Intramural Toumament, Homeroom 311 were the victors. Kay Johnson and Karen Howell joined forces to win the doubles competition.

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Peeking out between their hoops are Deirdre Thorpe, Regina Dunn, Renee Timko, Mary McGushin, Karen Andrews, Hope Zelasko, Kathy Hally, and Becky Casem. Fi ness Remains m Program Under the direction of Dr. Milada Lejkova, girls are schooled in keeping their bodies fit. Each class commences with two hardy laps around the spacious gym and a series of helpful warm-up exercises. What problems the twist won't solve, these exercises will! The training received during the extensive physical education program reaches a climax at the annual Gym- nastic Exhibition. Throughout this performance, girls continually employ their dexterity on the trampoline, parallel bars, balance beam, and the newly acquired horizontal bar. Tumblers build pyramids, flip in mid- air, and execute daring dives. Others bound oil the mini-tramp and the Swedish box. The mass calisthenics form the grand finale in which the combined gym classes move through a carefully-planned precision routine set to music.