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The
Glenridge Varsity basketball team compiled
many statistics as Orange County Junior High
Champs.
Frank Ferguson
was the season's high scorer with 99 points
for a 7.8 per game average. Next in scoring
were Richard Giannini and Rusty Doolittle
with 88 each for a 6.3 average per game. Dewey
scored 8 points for a 5.7 average.
Over the season
Glrndige scored a total of 430 points for
an average of 31 points per game. The Lion's
opponents scored a total of 321 points or
23 points per game.
The Varsity
team had 506 field goal attempts and made
158 for an average of 31%. Out of 240 free
throws attempted Glenridge made 124 for a
52% average.
The Varsities
final record was 12 wins and 2 losses. |
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The
Glenridge Jayvees were 8th grade Orange County
champs and recorded 12 wins 0 losses.
Gary Houmes
was high scorer for the Jayvee team with 114
points for a 9.5 average per game. Bill Collier
was next with 58 points for a 4.8 average.
Other high scorers were Clark Lambert, Bill
Dick and Bob Mobley with 55, 50, and 46 points
to their credit.
Clark Lambert
grabbed the most rebounds with a total of
78. Gary Houmes had 76 rebounds. Bill Dick
came down with 54.
The Jayvees
scored 443 points in 12 games of a 36.9 points
a game. Opponents scored 204 for an average
of 17 per game. The team made 36.7% of their
shots.
172 free throws
were attempted and 75 were made for a 43.6%
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Women
teachers and girl members of the "G" Club
battled the annual Teacher Student Volleyball game
before a merry mob on March 12.
Both teams were in rare
form. This included members of their respective cheering
squads, some of whom possessed forms so rare as to
be actual raw.
Playing techniques were
trained to a fine perfection and guaranteed to be
fuddle the opponents. For example, Mrs. Hobbs' serve
which ends with the server lying flat on the court,
is one never seen by this writer before. And Mona
Barnhart, playing for the "G" Club, managed
to confuse everyone including herself when she hit
the ball straight up and it came down and hit her
on the head.
The teachers won the
first game 27-15. The second game was called because
of rain and none of the players wanted to lose their
curl.
It is only fitting that
a new Glenridge Teacher anthem should be reproduced
here. It was composed by Mr. Ansley when he should
have been teaching, and represents the extent to which
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I've
been working here at Glenridge
Every dog gone day.
I've been working here at Glenridge
With hardly any pay
Today is Glenridge's birthday
And we are here to say
C'mon, G.T.s, sock 'em.
Glenridge teachers, hurray! |
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