Maggie L Walker High School - Dragon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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yA TENNIS BECOMES YEAR-AROUND SPORT: Walker's tennis players practice indoors during the cold months so as to be in form for spring contests. They are: (pictured) G. Bowser; Coach, Arthur Jenkins, Captain, G. Anderson, Asst. Coach; Jerome Smith, Jeffrey Booker and Ronald West. TENNIS RECORD [2 1969 W-4 Kennedy — Walker Tucker — Walker 0 9 6 S) 1 8 J. Marshall — Walker 5 Armstrong — Walke 4 2 6 3 6 Putting On The Green: Coach Bowser gives pointers on teeing off to: G. Bowser, coach, Wendell Thompson, C. Shepperson, and Thomas Brown. Allen Stuckey tees off and keeps his eyes on the ball. 104

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THEIR BACKS AGAINST THE WALL — This is one of those should be another picture, because the Mighty; the Mighty Green moments that most every team experiences . . . Last inning; Dragons won; a home run. . . What a Ball Gamel!! And 24? O behind one run; two down; O and 2; What’s a team to do! There he’s the chief of Staff — Coach Cooper. People need protection: A photographic study of an Armstrong player, with his eyes on the ball, Walker went on to win the game. fates 0, , O84 SoS 2 ? eet, 6, eta The JV’s ready for their first appearance in their all new uniforms. OR anes Marilyn Thompson, Belinda Bailey, Marie Tune, Renee Thomspon, tg nes Portia Harris, Renona Price, and Rosetta Harding. Seated, Mariella Oat alata Brown, Glenda Pegram, Freda Byrd, Julie Johnson and Louise Q ° O25 Sees ancy si 258) se o, S, 9, “ «. veh ‘) x +. ‘e es ©, ©) ‘2 +, a Soo 39, Briggs. o525 a6 ere eee ararete ret % % , , 2 1g, iS a2 . KS %, i . tile ‘ ‘i 4 ty att OOP AE At AOD SY LS tye) Lad id An mind kp fe ; rye OA nape Vive yy M ‘ , r, ek td tpagg gi A 1 N44 s 3 y SOPSUTN . Cott AA ie TD SUS gf i448, Oe en iy + 4

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Car p gue . GIRLS’ SPORTS TAKES ON NEW MEANING Basketball is one of several sports that have taken on a new meaning to girls. This year marks the be- ginning of intramural sports among girls, acording to rules setup by the Virginia High School League JV's, the Jumping group, ready to cheer for all sports events. They are: Marie Tune, Portia, Harris, Julie Johnson, and Belinda Bailey. GIRLS LEARN BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS: Even, girls, by now, know that basketball requires SUSAN FREE, MARIA RANDALL, ENOLA PALMER, BRENDA WRIGHT, much practice and drills. Enola FANNIE JONES and BECKY HALL (kneeling) are classmates and friends. Palmer tries her hand at dribbling, a They have the potentials of a winning team in girls’ basketball. basic fundamental. Girls Practice Before A Game: Maria Randall tries a practice shot, while Enola Palmer and Fannie Jones look on. 105