Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1980, Page 155

Description:	Developing a stronger team,girls golf has bright futureMany people believe golf is an individual sport. Forsome teams it is, but I believe were an exception to thatrule. If someone was having trouble with her game, oneof her teammates or Mrs. Britton would be there tohelp. And most importantly, we all wanted to play well,not for ourselves but for the team!Nancy StewartAlthough Souths 1979 girls golf teamwas a young one compared to many oftheir opponents, they compiled a 4-6 regular season record, which Coach Janet Britton considered a good job.Early in the season Britton said she wasvery optimistic about this years teambecause she felt the girls were all very interested in building a strong team.The teams most exciting contest, Brittonfelt, was a four-way meet with Seymour,Brownstown, and Madison, The Panthersplaced second with a score of 208, only 11strokes away from Seymour. Britton felt thiswas Souths best performance of the season. It was even more exciting because junior Leah Mitchell made two birdies andturned in her best score of the season.Senior Nancy Stewart was the B-womanaward winner, and sophomore Lisa Bakerwas voted honorary captain. Stewart is theonly player that South lost because of graduation.TOP: Drawing her club back, LeahMitchell prepares to hit the ball.MIDDLE LEFT: GIRLS GOLF TEAM.Coach Janet Britton, Amy Fee, AnnGeorg, Lynn Baker, Lisa Sojka, LeahMitchell, Lisa Baker, Nancy Stewart.MIDDLE RIGHT: The photographercaptures a grounds eye view of LisaBaker as she lines up her shot.BOTTOM: Nancy Stewart attempts to getout of a sand trap.GirlsGolf 155
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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