Whittier Junior High School - Greenleaf Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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209A holds a high place in,irl's sports activities. Thcy lost only one Qene, won every eighth grfde C5,mUiQnShip,pnd ere school chpmns in soccer bese- balls Back Row: JoAnn Gebnrren, Carolyn Krcmerik,.Resa- lie Weline, Jolene van Valin, Lennie Masters, Jen- ' J1n'. . ice olbensen. Y U Front Low: Cruz Garcia, Donna rierce, Joan more, Sharon heater, Geraldine Zvolenek. The first semester girls The second semester boys play- p1ayQronnd committee Ground committee do e Lreet started the girls ethle- job of organizing comeetitive tic pro,rmm off in fine games for our school. ' Sgapc, Leek now: Larry Littrell, Ld- Front gow: Losalie Sch- win Loosen, Moger Krhounek, winet, Vern fhite, Cla- Tllen Newbill,' John -Carter, rice vox, iuhy Stewart, nolenQ orster,honnie Leyless, Marilyn Niles, Jecxie Dick eandy, Lobert nnox. Drake, 4udrey Deinos, Liidle how: hr. Worrell, Thys. Irene Lambert, Doris Ed. director, tary Thomes,Gery Crewdson. Lett,Ieb Miller,John Sehwindt Middle Low: Marilyn lur- George Neill, uregg DeUitt,Tom bnch, Ternedeene Valerie- Trehm,Geil Baum, Stenlef Lich- Qe, Qnncmee Cutts, Joyce elt, Dick Schnieber, lert Ech- Tfuer, Judy Gresmick, riner. Lillie Toline, Marlene Front Rev: Monali Tiehetn,Dick Holmes, Jeanine Garner, Uhcrles'Dorsey,Jerry hCFNmOfdC Phyllis nhbink. Lichhrd Sheplend,noneld-icott, feek low: Tetty Seheidt, Gery Keller, Larry IiekoK,John hetherine Johns, Jolene neifsehneider. Van Veline, Loretta Nich- ols, irlene Mcgllen, Jo- nnn Olson, Linde Loss, Mary Lrndfra, Hnrgeret Goemenn. A well tsleneed teem,3lhg 7OTklDQ together as e co-rec- boat 2104 to take the reetienal team 212 won school third eighth Qrpde bgsket bell tournament. chimpionship in serial darts, Iohind Neti Stanley iohelt, Left to light: Melvin lelend 'Erster, Don Love,lrene Repeller, enssell Taylor, Lambert, Jackie Drake, Larlene John Sgcks, Paul Yeung, Holmes. John Litchey,Fred Powell, brent: kudy Etolz,fob everett, Key Rising. Leverly Gerdes, Clqrice Fox. Homeroom 207, battled 'hard to capture the third basketball tournament rfter having e reu5h time in previous tournaments. Left to Right: Ley ihepherd, Leger Seheidt, Don- ald Keeney, Wayne farms, Lonald Swartz, .alter Miller, John Gendnre, Dueno Streugh,

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IU TTB FIELD CF SPORTS Hoon games nlay a big wart in sworts here at Whittier. During the noon. hour competitive spirit is out into full swing. Although the boys haC only one round robin tournament they found they fpvored this over the sinQle elimination tournament. :here are many,rdvantaLe of a round robing the main one being that each ho'e room cts to play more games thus giving more chance to improve both sportsmanship and athletic ability. Secondly, S team rn afford a loss while in a single elimination one loss eusts a temn from 2 tourn- ament. This may, be the very teaw that could well use more practice, rho 5irls like round robins and the double elim- ination, h VGirls Tournaments 'fseball Zoccer 3. Darts X. Fall' Kick Ein 7 2223 207A 2203 220h 2205 8 2093 2094 210 209g 209L 9 3055 305A 212 l03 305B School Champs 305A 209g ,212 103 3055 Toys Tournaments Taseball ' Football Basketball 7 2223 3l6Iw 222Fw 3l65nx 222gww 20 71 .A ees: 8 l06L l064w l06nw l06gn 2l0ww 3 lip, az-e: 9 3053 305gw 305Lu School 305 wx BOSLHK Champ s 3 0 511 see:-1. 305.7 30 55+ 3051-fic' 3 0 54' ee-:c 305.1 sees ' 3 30 Sigma - First Tournament 9 Second tournament GW T ird Eournsment 1 , Track fnd Field Lvents For once the weather man was on our side and the track and field events of the annual Health lay went off on sched- ule under cloudy skies and cdnfortablo temperatures. Many new records were set by both boys and girls which leaves n challenge to next years entrants. The hurdle, an event add- cd 'C31iS year after the purchase of six new hurdles, attract- ed a great denl,