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GIRL'S BASKETBALL (10-10) HAS STROHQ SEASOH
Look for some big and beautiful things next year from the girl's basketball team. Although this was a rebuilding season, the Rams established a re­ cord of 10-10. Most of their defeats were only by a few points, and you know what? They're not losing any starters! Michelle Wright and Valerie Pate com­ bined with Patty Lee to form the nucleus of the team. Jennifer Warnicke and Carmelyn Malalis
rounded out the starting line-up. All five were ei­ therjuniors or sophomores. Besides the five start­ ers Coach Everhart looks to have the most potent bench he's ever had. With strong back-ups like Dana Willis, Laura Moran, and Jackie Co, the team looks forward to their skilled contributions for next year's team.
Most Valuable Player: PATTY LEE
Most Improved Player: MICHELLE WRIGHT Coach's Award: CARMELYN MALALIS
season note: Coach Everhart was the first-ever W-H coach to be profiled in the Beacon. Patty Lee was chosen to play in the prep All-Star game. Valerie Pate scored W-H girl's basketball's first-ever triple double and also set the single game point scoring mark with 29 points vs. St. Mary's Hall. Both Valer­ ie and Patty scored 202 points-the first time W-H has ever had two girls score 200-f points in a season.