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Baker and Becky

A definite asset to the spirit of
D.H.S. is the softball team. Being a
Bouncing into the locker room after a strenuous softball practice are some
highly competitive and popular
members of the team. Left to Right: Elaine Simpson, Barb Smyrl, Becky
sport, it is anxiously awaited each Fox, Gail Mannherz, and Vivian Baker.
spring by the team members as
well as the student body. Although
only ten girls are able to play var­
sity, many actively engage in stren­
uous practice every day for sheer r r m : .
pleasure of the game and to improve
their skills to a varsity level. Field­
ing, bunting, running, and sliding
are just a few of the many skills that
become second nature to the girls as
the season progresses. Improvement
IS the motto of every practice while
victory is the ultimate goal. As
another season approaches, we can
feel real pride that such an exem­
plary team is representing our
school.

“ Strike one !” shouts the umpire as an unidentified player swings the bat. Ruth
Tier the team’s catcher works hard to keep the softball team a winning one.

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