Team Photo: Ladies' ADS Indoor Basketball Team, 1972 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Ladies’ ADS Indoor Basketball Team, 1972

A.D.S. INDOOR BASKETBALL TEAM LADIES’ ‘B’ GRADE – 1972; FIRST EQUAL – Y.M.C.A. GAMES: Played 16, Won 12, Lost 4. POINTS: For 339, Against 227. SHARON ROACH, MYRTLE FORBES, NGAIRE DOHERTY, JUDI CROSBIE, SUSAN HAMILTON, BARBARA BRAIN (Captain), JANICE PEARCE (Vice-Captain).

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Barbara Cunliffe (Brain)

Barbara Cunliffe (Brain)

Janice Pearce

Judi Crosbie

Myrtle Forbes

Ngaire Doherty

Sharon Roach

Susan Hamilton

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