San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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BEE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kneeling, Left to right: Val Soller, Mary Helen Medina, Diane Gilbertson, Gladys Glaviano. Row 2: Judy Burns, Judy Aust, Coach Marcia Rouse, Kathie Caldwell, Gloria Grand. eczmcaazd ,efmcea 6 lk. The Bees backed the varsity all the way with outstanding wins. Bishop Amat and Queen of Angels were among the teams that felt the powerful force of the Bees. Only one loss, that of a practice game to St. Francis, marred this otherwise perfect record. The Bees have played their parts well and are ready to step into the starring roles of the varsity. Val Soller wallops the ball over the net Judy Aust readies for the sure-fire rebound with the driving force so characteristic while Gladys Glaviano backs her up. of the Bees. I It looks like another point for Mission as Kathie Caldwell returns the ball with Val Soller and Judy Burns standing ready. l't fs i x v

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i FFA Ui ska- ,. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Above, Left to right, Front Row: Peggy Quinn, Sharon Quinn, Joanne Westfall. Back Row: Lana Jones, Dorothy Hodges, Kathy Hodges, Sharon Mowrey, Coach Marcia Rouse. Top Left: Joanne Westfall stops a solid serve while Lana Jones and Sharon Quinn keep their eyes glued on the ball. Top right: Marleen Corrigan puts over a sure point for Mission as Peggy Quinn anxiously awaits outcome. Bottom left: Do or Die is Joan Westtall's motto or so it seems from her outstanding team play. Bot- tom right: Pioneers display technique which resulted in their successful season. Due to combined skill and teamwork, Mission scored an impressive 5-l record. They snatched the league championship by a play-off victory over Queen of Angels. Congratulations, Pioneers!

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' Worr- ' . I- g- -2 a cwadadmeal Meena a haw. V ' s SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Lett to right, Front Row: Michele Triggs, Ann Rottner, Pat Keyser, Dolores Garcia. Back Row: Nancy Walsh, Peg- gy Loggins, Joan Monroe, Nancy Martin. Ripley's Believe It or Not could contain a synpopsis of this year's intra- mural volleyball season for it will go down in history as being the most exciting yet at Mission. The sophomore Troians lived up to their name by taking the championship with undisputed wins over all three classes. Not far behind were the Vikings of the iunior class who used their experience well by defeating the freshmen and the seniors to capture second place. The High- landers, better known as freshmen, downed the seniors to merit third place. Needless to say, the seniors were a bit downhearted but they took their losses in that great Chatelaine spirit. It was good sportsmanship and team- work combined that made volleyball season enioyable for all. INTRAMURAL SCOREBOARD Season begins with tumors win over frosh 29 7 sophomores trounce seniors 32 25 sophomores continue of the lunnors lunuors bounce sen tors so hs clinch title in 'l5 3 16 I4 win over frosh wannanrl sffenklvlieit is-1, 15-4 defeat .- P . . . -I Q