John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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OWLING The 1984-85 year was an outstanding one for the young ladies of the Braves' Bowling Team. The varsity had an unimprovable re- cord, going undefeated for the entire season. Some of the great performers were Alberta Anderson, Margie Fink, Kim Butler, and Den- ise Woodlock, however, every single bowler, from the third team up, showed tremendous improvement. Every average increased a minimum of five points. Head Coach Agnes Stegmuller said that she had never coached such a great squad! Coach Sfegmullef discusses the f9amy5 Cuffeflf Stephanie Boyle goes for ten! Denise Woodlock tries for the split. averages. Front Row: Margie Fink, Alberta Anderson, Kim Butler, Blanche Brooks, and Denise Woodlock. Second Row: Nancy Fink, Stephanie Boyle, Rachel King, Kim Anderson, and Coach Agnes Stegmuller. Third Row: Janet Cook, Keysiah Middleton, Erica Scott, Deborah Wearing, Tanya Ross, Lorinda Williams, Barbara Haith, Chanda Jackson, Lorraine Woodson, Olga Ashby, Michelle Culbreath, Linda Turner, Bonnie Blythe, Joyce Russo, April Winston, and Deborah Gould. 1 14 A- ' ii9iUf 1-'Hi'z'2 :s'k.f'f 3 1:51f'1W2f.5f WW' 'f ??Uf?1f' riiQf?'?K5?sfvs1Vs?715t'?5?U35i. f1'1'flPF'?1Wi.3fztiwilffliei 4?ii95irif3 fx1':YfWYL'- f:9Vf'Qkf'f5l H ' MW?9lf?'5Y3kf7 T'Lis':7ig:'l Q1 gg- 551511 gf3F'ff'5Q1s:,lHlii'gfi l35f7?5'9j5,'Sf:7f?5'275'f?'?QTlMUQ'lfEg'7Y T' at 2, ffiiirfffflfsssifzffkkfsgiasifsii s as Q sasa3ai?a:mfa'523fsm:e??,wae:sEf5Y5

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ASKETBALL I I This year's varsity team was one of the scrappiest in memory, rattling the opposition and often coming from behind by making those 'timpossiblen shots. Only two of the young ladies are seniors, thus leaving a nucle- us of great young athletes to begin the next season. Co-captain Michelle Matthews and Mi- chelle Forte lea ve with two and one half years, and one year 's experience, respectively. With some great talent moving up from the junior varsity team, Head Coach Sonia Bryant be- lieves the varsity will be a real contender for the City Title. Annissa Cameron goes for the ball. I i i W Front Row: Michelle Matthews, Head Coach Sonia Bryant, and Monique Thomas, Second Row: Sonia Barnes, Sandra Tilghman, Yvette Thaxton, Cynthia Thompson, Annissa Cameron, Serena Rayford, Michelle Tindley, Joycelyn Carp, and Michelle Forte. 'Z Monique Thomas goes for the jumpball. Serena Rayford shoots her free throws. ' ll 116