Wittenberg Birnamwood High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Wittenberg, WI)

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I think I gotta go potty. Look out Bobby Riggs, here I come! Teaberry shuffle. The Witt-Birn Racketeers Confucius say: Much mus- cle wreck racket. Up until this year girls’ tennis has been pushed into the back- ground by boys’ sports, but with the famous Battle of the Sexes’' it has made forward progress. Our second season was not spent on learning how to play, but instead on constant drills and exercises. Returning members had an established poise that comes only from previous experience. A greater turn out over last year’s team shows a promising future for girls' tennis. MARGARET on the COURT 22

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Would you belive it's stuck? I know I put my make-up in my golf bag some place. Hey you . . . oops, it hit her! Golf Bags This year’s girls' golf team was comprised of pride in being a recognized sport in our school. Though their record didn’t show it, the team has made vast improvements in their second year of exist- ence . Veterans came into this season with more self-confi- dence , and inspired the younger team members to keep playing, even though the river attracted many of their balls. After hours of hard work the team members had the satisfaction of being more self-confident than when they started. Not another one in the river! What do ya want, a ball in the mouth? 21

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Ha, I’ll show her! Right here, Rene, but remember, I bruise easily. Success, Right Off the Bat The girls' softball team began its first season with a surprising two wins in a row. But if you want to count forfeits (and they did) it was an astounding THREE IN A ROW! The girls worked hard to prove that they too can compete under extreme pressure and come out on top. The closeness of the games they lost supported the fact that they were tough competitors and fought to the end. What is HE doing out there? 23