Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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is - i if Lapel 27 Frankton Lapel 39 Yorktown Lapel 40 Wes-Del Lapel 54 Sheridan Lapel 56 Highland Lapel 42 Noblesville Lapel 21 Pendleton Lapel 42 Hamilton S.E. Lapel 35 Elwood Lapel 28 Alex Lapel 47 Heritage Lapel 39 Frankton Lapel 47 Sheridan Lapel 64 Westfield Lapel 59 Wes-Del Lapel 49 Mt. Vernon Lapel 36 Madison Hts. Lapel 44 Shenandoah 37 Westfield Tourney Lapel 39 Pendleton 50 Coach Sue Hershberger watches her team strive for another victory. Karen Bodenhorn waits for the rebound with her opponent. Lapel Basketball Team: Front Row: loan Zink mgr., Teresa Green mgr., Shelly Stalets mgr., Angie Mclntire mgr. Back Row: Lisa Burris, Cindy Tarvin. julie Dennemann, Gina Kepner, Karen Bodenhorn, Iama Hackleman, lama Harper, lulie Likens, Shelly Mills, lill Raper, Coach Sue Hershberger Girls Varsity Basketball 129

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This year proved to be an outstanding one for the girls varsity basketball team. Much of this success can be accredited to the fact that almost every girl that played last year returned this year. By re- turning, these girls brought with them new determination and old experience. Iama Hackleman prepares to shoot her two foul shots. 128 Girls Varsity Basketball It All Added With these two helpful traits backing the girls, it all added up to a spectacular year. The main highlight of the year's season was when the girls won the Westfield tourney. The girls managed this by win- Coach Sue Hershberger explains to lulie mann the defensive play. Iama Hackleman shoots for two against the land Scots. ning their first game against Sheridan and then by beating Westfield in an overtime with a score of 64-53. But the best thing about this team is that they'll be returning once more next year. lt looks like a victorious future for 1982. W' 1. Wai

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Getting It II Together Getting it all together seemed to be the motto ofthe jr. high and reserve basketball teams. For both teams it proved to be a year of discovering hidden talents and learning new techniques. For the jr. high it was a year of learning the basics and applying them. By learning these skills they were able to participate against local area schools with some suc- cess. As for the reserve team it was a year of learning new offensive and new defensive techniques which they displayed in their games. Although it wasn't a very successful year for the reserve team when they ended the season with a 1-15 record, the girls will return next year with the sure confi- dence that they will win because they have acquired experience. Miss lulius tries to explain to the girls what they're doing wrong. Reserve Girls Basketball: Front Row: Melissa Mc- Clintock, Cathy Sprague, Penny Hobbs, Tammy Har- per Back Row: Coach Marianne Julius, Amy Shelton, Patty Moore, loan Zink, mgr., Shelly Stalets mgr., Teresa Green mgr., Angie Mclntire mgr., Cheryl Law- yer, Vickie Henry, Tammy Sanders bf' . l Melissa McClintock drives for a basket.