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Nancy EI)'nc ARCHERY TENNIS Archers Winkelman, Sebastian, Maytrctt, and Tennis rackets are pulled out of closets at the Hall plus other enthusiasts for the how and first sign of warm weather and a few eager girls arrow began practice early at targets set up in begin practice in the gym. Due to a wait deter- Blanche Ward gym. As weather conditions mined by the fixing of courts, this season is also cleared, practice was continued outside, bring. a short one and allows the girls plenty of time iug into play the winds, and other outdoor eon- to participate in other spring sports such as hik- ditions archers must contend with ill meets. ing, golf, and softball that they otherwise would Archery points are determined by shooting a not have time for. Approximately twenty girls number of arrows at different distances and, of are regular entrants in the tennis tournaments course, attempting to make the highest score. each spring. At the end of the tourament, class Certificates are issued to those girls completing and school champions are determined by an the requirements for the different rounds. elimination tournament. Annunl entrants and standouts on the courts are Phyl Smith, Char Janney, Jo Kohner, und Barbara Bankson. Left 10 riChl: Phyllis Smith. Churloue Janney. Bock COlirt: Betty Sheplcr, 10 Kohner. 95