Lealman Middle School - Stinger Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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gage ' ,hula The volleyball team won seven and lost 11 hard fought games. The city tournament, as well it should, turned out to be an exciting climax. ln the first game we defeated Disston 15-13. The second game saw Disston rack up too great a lead for our boys to overcome and we lost 8-15. Heartbreaking as it was, our boys dropped the last game 13-15 to be eliminated from the tournament. Basketball appeared to be a series of defeats for the team until our boys came up with a spirited 28-8 win over St. Pauls. High point man on the Varsity Team was Charles Lott. Frank Kellestine led the Junior Varsity with 39 points. 5 ,I x 1 ff ,if mf 1 e rl? t . A. J. ' v 3 1 .A 57 if p 7 Q ,, 3 , nk' ,Iwata S-4 Athletics play a large part in the school life of the girls at Lealman. Intramural volleyball, basketball, and softball create keen competition and help us to realize the true value of good sportsmanship. The only completed in- tramural tournament at the time of publication is volley- ball. The winners were: Ninth Grade, Room 13, Eighth Grade, Room 4-3 and Seventh Grade, Room 12. All three teams then defeated the respective grade champs from Mirror Lake. Other sports enjoyed by the girls during class and after school were: tennis, bowling, archery, horseshoes, shuffle board, croquet, tumbling, and ping pong.

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