University of La Verne - Lambda Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

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LVC Is Bouncing 128 Games and Competition

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La Veme Volleyballers began the season with a week of pre-school 6 hour per day workouts. It was La Verne’s best women’s team ever. Moving up from an independent schedule where the record was 11-7 in 1975, La Veme finished 5th in the newly formed SCIAC Conference with a record of 2-10 with a 5-12 season record. La Verne hosted the 1st Annual La Verne Invitational. Along with tournament winner Cal State Fullerton, Cal Poly, Loyola, Biola Cal State Los Angeles all participated in the all day round robin tournament. Pam Maulcon, a senior hitter-setter from Hawaii, was selected to the SCIAC All Conference Team. Pam was also voted as La Verne’s most valuable player. Julie Ewens, a freshman hitter-blocker from Workman High School was selected as the team’s most improved player. The Junior Varsity team coached by Peggy Kempkes completed the season with a 4-10 record. Coach Jim Paschal J.V. Women’s Volleyball. Picture 1: TOP ROW, Left to Right: Cheryl Derrick, Barbara Muenchausen, Virgie Rodriquez, Patti Carrera. NEXT ROW: Peggy Kemples, Coach; Cynthia Shaw, Lisa Rayner, Ruby Ramos. BOTTOM ROW: Susana Alva, Cheryl Vaultz, Kathleen Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Rita Ornelas. Varsity Women’s Volleyball. Picture 2: Jim Paschal, Coach; Sandi Ingersoll, Jackie Lewis, Pam Maunakea, Lyndel Morgan, Becky McPeek, Wendy Sturrock, Julie Ewens. Games Competition 127

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The women’s basketball team is an exciting team to watch. They play a fast running game witn an excellent fast break offense. Their man-to-man defense is tenacious and the many steals they get from it allows them to move quickly into offense. Mary Theibert, a senior guard, has been an outstanding player for La Verne College for four seasons. Mary averages 20 points a game. Mary, captain of the team for two years, is one of the best shooters in women’s basketball. Sandy Ingersol, Jr. center, has had an outstanding season averaging 15 points and 12 rebounds. Sandy has been effective inside more often this season because of quick deceptive passing from Jr. Tonita Fernandez. Cherie Hanawalt, Jr., has done extremely well in getting the ball into play quickly from rebounds and out-of-bounds to move the fast break. Lyndel Morgan, a freshman guard, has done an outstanding job of making both the offense and defense move. Mikki Everage, freshman, has become one of our best defensive players and rebounders and has a passing arm that can put the ball right on target for the fast break lay-up. Jane Felz, sophomore, adds much needed rebounding height and Kristi Hines, freshman, who plays backup center is steady on offense and defense. Picture 1: Women’s Varsity Basketball-deft to right) TOP ROW: Kristi Hines, Sandy Ingersoll, Cherie Hanawalt, Jane Felz, Michele Everage, Lisa Raynor, Carol Gardner, Coach Nancy Blickenstaff. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Halstead, Tonia Fernandez, Mary Theibert, Lorraine Baltazar, Lyndel Morgan.