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Striving,

pushing, never

giving up was the theme of this year's Girls Athletics.
As they went from volleyball to basketball, to track
and to softball, they kept up this spirit of action.
Hart competed in the Girls Desert Valley League.
The league included Canyon, Palmdale, Quartz Hills,
Paraclete and Antelope Valley.
To end each season when spirits were high, they
held banquets for the different sports. In their
free time the girls were involved in many activities,
including selling stationery posters and _h~rking
their wares at the local swap meet.
Those crazy, dizzy lettermen kept themselves busy
this year earning money for the purchase of equipment
for the athletic department. In order to raise the
necessary money, they ardently worked the concession
stands at the basketball tournament and sold programs
at _home football games. During the month of February,
they sponsored Donkey Basketball as another source
of income, and general fun for all concerned.

Above: Lettermen pose for Tomahawk photographer, Front row: Glen Stanford, Steve Page, Chris Jack-
man, Greg Duncan, Randy Bragdon, Mike Brainard. Row two: Sponsor Dennis Ford, Ross Parnell, Scott
Taylor, Steve Karich, Marty Butler, Alan Cusick, Ron Rose, Art Worthington, Ken Long, Bill Gridley.
Row three: Jim Aceves, Dave Meenk, Jim Forrest, Jack Dunton, Donn Austin, Craig Nelson, Jim McMahon,
Chris Carson and Chalie West. Not shown: Willie Peters, president. Top: The girls' basketball
team. Members of this ~quad helped to pave the way for an equal position for girls within the
school's athletic program. Next year girls will participate on the same teams as boys in non-con-
tact sports. They will also have representation on Executive Council with a Commissioner of Girls Athletics.

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