St Charles High School - Halo Yearbook (St Charles, IL)

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'S Q -Q - li lTop leftl Each bowler has her own style, and freshman Anne Bumgarner has a big flare to hers. lAbovel Colleen Potter hopes for a strike to secure a win for the Saints in the district competition. fLeftJ The eight girls selected to go into state competition were fsittingl Ann Devilbiss, Anne Bumgarner, Sheila Vincent, lback rowl Judy Wyatt, Teresa Pesina, Colleen Potter, Jeanette Yowler, and Donna Mumford. If f Q. ' ' ' ,A X I -, '.. ' , Q -,1tF'i',. ' U 187

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Girls' bowling team ranks 11th in state finals The girls' bowling team was off to a good start with four returning bowlers from last year, seniors Ann DeViIbiss, Colleen Potter, and juniors Stephanie Robinson, and Jeanette Yowler. The varsity squad had a good season with 23V2 wins to 18V2 losses. The junior varsity squad ended their season with 20 wins and 22 losses. St. Charles hosted the 1978 District Competition in which the Saints took first place enabling them to go into state competition. Eight girls were selected from the team of 14 to go down state. Coach Karen Anderson, Girls' Athletic director Sheila Aicher, and Mrs. Pat Potter accompanied the girls on their trip to Peoria. St. Charles was ranked 11th out of 25 teams after two rounds of competition. Ann Devilbiss scored a high game of 209, and Colleen Potter had a high series of 551. iFtightl Senior Donna Mumford gives a look of boredom as the long match drags on. if 1 7 A ' . 11,11 f if iw-1 186

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What's in the air? A birdie! Badminton has become an increasingly popular girls' competitive sport with a conference schedule and tournament. Last year the girls finished second in conference with the doubles team placing first in the meet. The 1978 Saints badminton team ended this season with a record of 6-5. Coach Bonny Hajek, who was in her first year coaching the team, brought the 1978 squad to a fourth place finish in both the conference and district meets. This year's team was very young with only five returning players, Senior Kathy Martin, Juniors Cindy Bolger, Kay Hubble, Cheryl Brewer, and Sophomore Laura Huntley. Even though the team as a whole finished fourth in the conference, a fourth place in districts meant a lot more. With this team next year the Saints will have a more experienced squad and are looking toward bigger and better advances. ,,..----'H j Right: senior Kathy Martin, serving, and junior Cindy - Swanson, 20, the Saints' second doubles team, prepare to serve to the opposition. Above: sophomore Laura Huntley, the W ,WU ...MW tqf'-'-f-fW i .gi 1' A,V, Vi, -,,,, al' I A A. - va' -Lf --f . , , ...1 fe,,,.,,.Q,... . K , , - an 1 1 ,,.,,.,. .M :ze . ,,.,...,,,,.,.W..vf-'-W fee B' Saints second singles player, M 4' fy' 't 'WM Q J , , g, ,,,,,,.- begins her serve to the opposing -, 5 H l b Y player at a home meet. g. gg K , g 3235.5 M ' e,.. t t t at : .W A- 'F-:f'E:.-t W f.,- W -if . - sa.Sf.ga:e..l. . . -. ' ,- A in n t 12 ir t f,f rft ff' .f W ii i ' t an , 'f in .ii i , Lf. 'ill. f . ,.t- iili' i 't ' .eii ' .,,, I ' I t - , K ,.,. .. . Q. . : J '-'fi' 'T .... ' E ibt Q5 sittt .t., t W. - . 55 ,tri l'hT7i- . Q. . . -X Q, -' ' tt' ilit i Q t 1 lel'l , . f- ahv ik idzhr ak? ge t -...NVWM , ,Mn A X.