Quantico High School - Boondocker Yearbook (Quantico, VA)

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Front: David Ingebretsen, Jose Bstevez, Mike Long, Glen Greeng Second: Mike Pirnie, Dave Luke, Steve Trumble, Billy Palmer, Carl Ingebretsen, Coach Potving Back: Bill Coleman, Robert Palmer, Mark Michalick, Steve Lawbaugh, Jeff Cross Countr : Low Score Wins Col em an. These five weren't around for the picture above, so in freezing weather they managed to smile: In back are Kris Furstenberg, Bobby Lake, K.C. Kalm with Jimmy Halliday and Carl Heath in front. 1 Quantico Woodbridge-J V I5 Quantico Bullis-V 42 Quantico Garfield-JV 46 Quantico Bishop Ireton-V I5 Ouantico Expiscopal -JV 35 Quantico Osbourne-V l 8 Quantico West Springfield-JV 32 Ouantico Robert E. Lee-JV 39 Quantico St. Albans:'V 17 Cross Country 123

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Edwards Named Most Outstanding Player Liz Edwards, a junior, was named the Most Out- standing Player for the 1975 season. She was the high scorer with a 16.6 point average per game, ending nine games with 150 points. She was followed closely by Kathy Hogan who ended with 91 points for the season. Liz along with Kathy were cocaptains and the team's morale leaders on and off the court. -W,. k'V. i -Q V, ' ' 1 5. . .trio I 'S 1 1 - il,i it 'jx yi, 2 C .. .iw - I lik Ju it yisy . s f-is k fu Q' 'QV 'vxff Vi ti -L. W ' ' L U , L I , . , , 4 M 5 i i Pia Scaglione, Sharon Boddy, and Kathy Hogan position them- selves around the center circle to receive the tip. j-dl ..,,.,,,,, .Ja , 1... :rip ' .s , M y .'. , ,uv . , ag, ...D A. ,,. .. is f xr ' N' -1 4 ' ,A Q. - .. , Mag! :lx :. Junior Liz Edwards displays trophy she received for being named Most Outstanding Player for the 1975 season. t'Looking Back. . Y' Although the girls' team was young and in some cases inexperienced, it was a most successful season, sporting an 8-1 record. Seniors Kathy Hogan and Sharon Boddy along with junior Liz Edwards were the only returning players. Ac- cording to Coach Linda Hurff, the Devil War- riors' offensive leaders were Liz Edwards, Kathy Hogan, Kelly Walker, and Sharon Boddy. She named Liz Edwards, Kathy Hogan, and Sharon Boddy again, but this time as defensive standouts along with Pia Scaglione. Coach Hurff also men- tioned that Lisa Fallon and Kelly Walker were two promising newcomers. To look at them, this trio of returning players, Liz Edwards, Kathy Hogan, and Sharon Boddy, seems like three normal girls, but to know them is to know three definitely insane basketball players. 122 Girls' Basketball

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,gm Cross . ,rg fi. 'f Country J-QQ r gr., . k ,,,,4,,.wr'- Y elif 1 ' k .K .,.,.rfwwWiwe -f-- Carl Ingebretsen runs . . Cross Country involves determination, endurance, stamina, and self-discipline. This year's team showed all of these attributes. Although this is somewhat of an individual sport, our team ran somewhat in a pack like wolves ready to kill. And they're off! Bill Palmer races . . fffyk. 'V V? gag. gp X ,.,, ,. . , . 4 . it ' I i 'A an ,. mm tt or ..,, f gt Q ,W .sq r.......-ff ,f 1 z 1 :rr , 1, 44- ' if T. its Xq'm:fZfl3Qii3f13E5 X 5 ' . I C A .5 gf ff gg:f2.,f!,zf:fV,, - - .., 1? rr A -,arf--fw:g1 -, fy f , - Matt Daniels congratulates Bobby Lake on a fine run. QQ