Sam Barlow High School - Anno Mundi Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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GIRLS GOLF Girls' Finish Even Season Although rain canceled a few match- es, the Bruin Girls Golf Squad finished their season quite well. They ended their season with an even number of wins to losses. The highlight of the girls season was the 10-0 win against Centennial. In state competition, at Glendover, the team finished tenth place with a total score of 311 strokes. Coaches Sam Kennedy awarded five varsity letters to members Kathy Kennedy, Kim Stamm, Diane Stanley, Mary Ellen Thomas and Rose Thompson. Kathy Kennedy uses precise aiming to chip on the green. Rose Thompson puts power into her swing. Kim Stamm demon- strates perfect I 8 ' The Dalles 4 Mary Ellen Thomas concentrates on her shot. 4 GIRLS GOLF We They We They Tillamook 6 Centennial 10 0 , Estgcada 6 The Dallas 8 2 Lake Oswego 2 ReYn0ldS 2 3 - Centennial 8 Lakeridge 8 2 Reynolds 0 10 Estacada 6 4 Lakefidge Till3.1'1'100k 3 7 Lake Oswego 2 8 form and technique. if Diane Stanley exerts determin- Girls Golf Team L TO R: 1ST ROW: Mary Ellen Thomas, Rose ation before her drive. Thompson, Kathy Kennedy ZND ROW: Coach Sam Kennedy, 100 Diane Stanley, Kim Stamm.

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INTERMURALS Barlow Ojfers New Sport. This is the first year that Barlow has had a volleyball team. They were organized late in the year, but they did manage to play seven different schools. Both JV and Valsi- ty teams practiced almost every night after school, and enjoyed it. In gymnastics, thirty five girls signed up for this years program, but with practices at 6: 30 A.M. , fourteen competed and practiced. The sea- son will be changed to fall for the 1973 year. The most outstanding gymnast was Elaine Fisher. Volleyball team, TOP L TO R: Coach Pliska, D. Yamashita, D. Prickett, G. Fuller, C. Zinter, C. Stone, C. Lannan, K. Whalley, M. Jarrett, K. Sump. BOTTOM: K. Ogle, T. Akita, I. Cuzzetto, S. Ledbury, C. Noxon, I. Thomas. I. Stewart. NOT PICTURED is I. Lehman. 5 ... A my 3 S ' I .. S S eee if T e - 'fr ' f - ' .-.5 . 6 .. , ,,,. h r. - a r y , , rs .i f S - ,, ' Q ,Q . ' -i - Ng, i v, 3? xv, , 2 1 , f :g - - '-A V f si Q ... . A WH. J . 5 .. . wfik ar, I K -' Gina Fuller starts off the game with a good serve. The team relaxes from the volleyball game. Boys gymnastics team LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Norquist, B. Petri, J. Goins, K. Jelley, Coach Hanson. Girls Gymnastics team, BOTTOM L TO R: C. Lehman, S. Ford. TOP: M. Styskel, E. Pfeifer, T. Akita, G. Miller, E. Fisher, M. Mohr, L. Feicl-cert, I. Flores, B. Petre, M. Richards, D. Ostergard, Coach P. Lyster. 99

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Most valuable golfer, Bruce Richardson. Most outstanding golfer, Dave Thompson. Dave Colcord knows what to do next. 2 BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Crisp, Mark Richardson, Kevin Fuller, Charles Emerson, Andy Soden, Bruce Richardson, FRONT BOYS GOLF Team Shows Improvement Sam BarloW's Boys' Golf team as a Whole was superior! The outstanding golfer was Dave Thompson, the most dedicated player was Andy Soden, and the most valuable player was Bruce Richardson. Coach Crisp's philoso- phy for next year will be a better team. There will also be a senior golf team. The Boy's Golf team did a great job. ROW L TO R: Larry Stevens, Dave Colcord, Bill Hartley, jerry Weissert, Dave Thompson, Randy Smith. Charles Emerson getting ready to make his next move Happiness is golfing.