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GLENRIDGE JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Dec. 17, 1957



The junior varsity team plays at these times. The varsity game follows.

*Cherokee plays in the Boone Gym, Memorial plays in the Howard Gym, and Lee plays in the Edgewater Gym. All of our home games are played in Winter Park High Gym.

   Coach Bernie Dykes' second period class are battling out in volleyball. Here are the team standings:

Third period standings are:

Fourth period standings are:


   The girls have been playing soccer in Physical Education. Here are some results: In Mrs. Roess' first period the Orange Pickers and the Jaguars tied 9-9. In the second period the Cindy Rellers are: the champions and Mitchell Mashers came in second with 9-7.

   Third period had the Patty Cats win by 8 points. In Fourth Period Darden's Delinquents were on top, and Nutty Nymegans were close behind. The score: 12-9. Sixth period found Perky's Peapickers won and Wright's Rights were second.

   All classes have begun Gator Ball.


   Glenridge's basketball coaches, Vickers and Mosher, have started a program in which a coach will train one team for two years. Coach Jim Vickers, who trained the Junior Varsity last year, moved ahead with the team into the Varsity slot. While Coach Bob Mosher will take over the training of the Junior Varsity this season, and will move ahead with them next year.

   This system makes it possible for the coaches to build up a closer relationship with team members, and should improve the team work as a whole.

   After a highly competitive series of tryout sessions, Coach Bob Mosher has announced the members of his Junior Varsity team.

   Mike Born, Keith Caldwell, Bill Collier, Bill Dick, Jay Gustafson, Corky Higgins, Gary Houmes, Don Kirkham, Clark Lambert, Jack McGowan, Steve Stevenson, and Fred Trenner are the boys shooting baskets for the Lions. John Cox and Nat Turnbull are the managers.

   The Lions Varsity Team has simmered down to the following eleven boys: Frank Ferguson, Dewey Ramsby, Rusty Doolittle, Richard Giannini, Bob Danforth, Terry Gartside, Wayne Moore, Al Fesus, Steve Cooke, Steve Toothaker, and Dale Potter.
   Carl Kettles and Tom Massebeau will be acting as managers.

   In the Varsity game it was the Lions all the way. Frank Ferguson was high man for the night with 8 points. The final score was 23-12.
   Gary Houmes was top man in the Junior Varsity game. He made a total of 12 points. The junior score was 28-22.