Arbor Heights Junior High School - Epic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Sports Some Good News And Some Bod . . . respect with their courage and llstick-with-it atti- tude. As the Epic goes to press, hopes are high for successful wrestling, girls basketball and track sea- sons. And although we may not win them all, the cry of NGO Spartans will tell the world we're proud of our teams and their coaches. Shane Rlebersehl goes high into the air in attempt to block Valley do It tl'llS View punt,

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cope Staff Makes Headlines Meeting everyday for a jour- nalism class made it easier for the Spartan Scope staff to pro- duce its four issues. Working under the guidance of Ms. Barnes, both full-year and se- mester students did interviews, attended games and other functions, took pictures, wrote stories and captions, proofread copy and, finally, as the dreaded deadlines drew near, struggled with layouts, along with numer- ous other last-minute headaches. Providing journalism experience and editorial leadership are these full-year journalists. From right: Tom Golden, Rhona Peck, Libby Diers, Paul Maenner, Carol Ball, Beth Neely, Kevin Finn, Monica Angle, Jay Dandy, Robert Greenberg. Not pictured, Melanie Sturm and Kris Knudsen. SCOPE STAFF-Front, L to R: Shelly Knapp, Beth Seldin, Karen Goldner, Monica Angle, Claire Winstrom. Second: Jeannette Ferrante, Beth Bean, Nancy Steinberg, Les Gwartney, Tom Golden, J.C. Shipp. Third: Steve McGill, Gavin Kelley, Jay Dandy, Mike Zoob, Robert Greenberg, Ms. Barnes, Advisor. Back: Melanie Whitta- more, Debbie Martin, Rhona Pack, Carol Ball, Paul Maenner, Libby Diers, Beth Neely, Kevin Finn. 13

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Spartans, M.C. in Reversal, Arbor Heights is Tourney Champ! l'Reversalll is usually considered a wrestling term. This year, however, it fits right into the volleyball story. Af- ter three straight regular-season championships for Arbor Heights and three straight tourney trophies for Nlillard Central, the two rivals swapped places in 1976-77. A single loss to M.C. relegated Arbor I7-17 to second place in the nnal league standings and gave the championship to the Indians. In tourney play, Arbor used Millard North's upset of Central and victories over LaVista, Valley View and North to claim the tournament champion- ship and cap another great volleyball season. Wins over Blair and Gretna in the Arbor Invitational boosted Arbor's season record to 12-1-the BEST EVER!! W l Lisa Mahowald is a picture of concen- Debbie Siciliano serves up one of her tration as she serves it up in win over fifteen straight points in deciding game Papillion. against Westbrook. TOURNEY CHAMPS-Front, L to R: Lisa Mahowald, Judy House, Sue Sharpe, Michaella Esters, Kim Kiefer, Therese Vana. Back: Lynn Reynolds, lVlgr., Debbie Siciliano, Jody Addison, Ann Nlartin, Shannon lVlcGuire, Margaret Pinson, Becky Busler, Rhonda Edgington, Mr. Von Seggern, Coach. 15