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Rookie Volleyball Club Coach Howard Freeman had a "great time working with the team. Although we didn’t always win, the girls didn't let down. Team spirit stayed high, and play improved throughout the season.” Al­ though "Buford” Freeman was known to run practices with a two-by-four, the team seemed to respond, exhibit­ ing enthusiasm and skills honed on the J.V.
The team will be losing three important players: Lisa Kearney, Diana Arkoulakis, and Donna MacGillivray. Ev­ eryone will miss the comic relief they provided, though Shari Williams will try to fill their shoes. With most other members returning, the team’s potential will increase by leaps and bounds, and looks to improve this year's unbro­ ken match record.
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Montclair-Kimberly 3 Collegiate 3 Morristown-Beard 3 Newark Academy 3 Saddle River 3 Kent Place 3 Princeton Day 3 Rutgers Prep 2 Saddle River 2 NJISWAA Tournament Princeton Day 2 State Tournament
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Bouterse winds up to serve. 3. With clenched teeth, Lisa Hellinger sends over a winner. 4. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. LeGrand, M. Shima- mura, S. Williams, D. Arkoulakis, K. Lomnitz, E. Conti. SECOND ROW: E. Michelson, C. Steveson, S. Duncan, D. Bouterse, D. MacGillivray, L. Kearny, Mr. Freeman. 5. Shimamura sets up spike. 6. Donna MacGillivray slams service ace.
1. W-H prepares to receive. 2. Dana