Stanwood High School - Esaches Yearbook (Stanwood, WA)

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ESACHES 41 GIRLS ATHI ETICS IRLS Athletlcs for the past vear has been governed by an entlrely new system that of awardmg pomts Although fewer g1rls Wm letters they have enthuslastlcalls entered xnto thls new program It guts ueryone an equal ehfmee to w1n her awards regardless of her abxhty to play At the close of e1ch mayor sport a Hrst and second strlng squad are selected and these persons are 1w1rded 100 and 50 polnts respectxvely The major sports are Speedball b1sketb1ll vollev ball tenms baseball and track Among the mlnor sports are hxkmg swlmmmg boat rowlng skatmg etc There are 4 awards at present For the first S00 polnts a numeral IS g1ven A letter IS given for 1000 and also 1500 polnts The last award QZOOOQ IS a p1n mx f ,xg ! J 9 ' - , . 4 . , . , . . . x .. 1 . . V . . a , ' . V x x 7 L Q 1 w 6 i , , . . , , ' L 1 1 ' . 1 4 ' 7 ' ' K 7 ', 9 7 D ' 3 7 3 . , . . . . . ,I 1 f -Qgwpgdfzg 'Z71' sf 5 1413 - - ff, - , . SMX J LJ' .E 'fi 'Jr 515 'A fu , W,