Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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i arlicipalion and height were tlie two major setbacks that |)re ente(l the women ' s JV basket- ball team from ha ing a winning season. Ha ing a small team height wise caused problems in rebounding, a major part of the game. Although the wins column was short, morale was high, thanks to Heek oung. Lori ahlstrom and Heather Kae all three came up with words of encouragement. Coach Cark sees a winning team next year, if the same young ladies play, she comments that her goals for next year are high and that she will tr) very hard to ha e them met. Varsity Women ' s Basketball J.V. Women ' s Basketball Front Roiv: ( oaeh Francis Brown. Raequel Hose. Becky Reiler. Front Rote: Jodi Vtrefifjels worth. Honelte Hinds. Lori Kim Draper. Deana Brady. Kobyn liagwell. Second Row: Dianna Wahislroni. Heather Hae. Second Row: t ' .oiwh Cark, Balthazor. Lynnetle Morley. Gwen Mottl. INikki Hall, and Uevra Melissa Potter, Beek ourij;. Dedra Deniiard, Kari Hen- Wregglesworth. driekson. Shellie Miller. JV Women ' s Basketball 2;i

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Women Bucks incite action H, ijjii spirit. delcTinination and stamina wvrc all the women ' s ar- sit l)asketl)all team had to k« ' e|) them f oin;:; ihroughoiit this season. Team wins were few, hut personal wins were hif;h. The ounji and in experieneed team used the 81 season as a learning experienee. Coach Brown eommented that this was the ear Ictr learninji and im|)ro ements and that future seasons should henelil heeause of this. Coaehinfi was mostly handling, passing and skills. He |)repare l lor a organized team in the seasons. hasi II fast and next few A. (,weii Motll shows she can throw a l all with style. B. B ' ' k iiiin hiiiiichcs the hall for a haskel. 22 Women ' s Basketball - Varsity

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Golfers drive ahead X hough the game of golf is com- monly under publicized and characterized as a sport for the rich and retired, it poses a challenge to people of all ages. The golf team faced a greater challenge however. Besides struggling with the basic fundamentals of the game, they were faced with the dilemma of having a small team and the domina- tion of larger schools. Coach Ambrose once again recognized Hank Conrad as the backbone of the team, but pointed out that total team effort was required to win golf matches. The coach found it too early to make any prediction for next year, but hopes to improve his coaching techniques and work on team concept. A. Mr. Mike Young, Athletic Director, discusses the latest American golf techniques with German exchange student. Elite Tegeler. B. Tom Crouch examines his long drive. C. Front Row: Todd Molitor, Matt Mc- Cubbins, Mike Fisher. Second Row: EIke Tegeler, Tim Glosson, Tom Crouch, Mr. Am- brose and Steve Smith. 24 Golf