Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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VOLLEYBALL Norwell 15-6 15-8 Dwenger 10-15 14-16 Northrop 1-15 8-15 Northrop 7-15 15-10 15-1 Adams Central 12-7 16-14 Luers 14-10 15-9 Snider 11-8 11-15 15-12 Dwenger 10-14 5-15 North Side 15-10 10-15 15-10 Harding 15-10 9-12 14-16 Concordia 9-15 14-12 14-16 Homestead 15-13 15-13 Wayne 15-6 12-15 5-9 South Side 10-15 Sectionals 12-14 South Side 7-15 15-13 14-7 Luers 4-15 7-15 Overall Record 8-8 Senior Kelly Auer jumps high to block the shot during the match ugainsi Ada ms Central. Acting as setter, senior Karyn Heiney prepares to set the ball for the return. Senior an Dowling sets up the bail as senior Elena Perez (41) and sophomore Jenny Morel f33) wait to send it over the net. ndrr li;- , fs of her teammates, se- nior Sin: iiiinhr mi;m iiii;s decj) for the ball while wurnu ' ii.i; up bp nrn u mulch. in Vollevholl

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Netmen Place 2nd in SAC Experience and new facilities proved to be strong factors as the Tro- jan tennis team finished with a spec- tacular record of 13-3 for the season. Experience of seniors Tim Springer, Todd Nichols, Ted Ornas and Barry Cohen, with juniors Marshall Beatty and Marty Rifkin, followed by one sophomore, Jeff Eaton, proved to make a successful varsity team. They placed second in the SAC behind Dwenger, with an 8-1 record in the SAC. The addition of four new courts last year undoubtedly had a positive effect on team support and morale. This can be proved by having two straight win- ning seasons. The first three singles spots were filled by Marshall, Marty and Todd. Tim and Jeff led the doubles with Ted and Barry playing the second doubles. fi Teaming up as number two doubles, seniors ICHIL Barry Cohen and Ted Ornas engage in a fierce rally. Ted and Barry finished undefeated in the SAC. Junior Marshall Beatty follows through on his serve. Marshall played first man on the team and was oworded Most Outstanding Player. Playing the third singles spot, junior Marty Rif- kin smashes an overhead.

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Two Make All-SAC Squad Faring well over a rough season, the volleyball team finished with an 8-8 season record. They were 3-6 in SAC competition. The Trojans displayed a lot of talent during the season, beating several really tough teams. The team had potential and experi- ence. During the summer several play- ers, seniors Jan Dowling, Karyn Heiney, Elena Perez and Sue Frank- ewich attended a volleyball training camp at Tri-State University. Camp in- structed the girls on basic and new techniques to help improve their game. The girls who attended camp were then able to help the other members of the team. 1976 was the first year that an All- SAC team was chosen. Elmhurst was well represented as seniors Carmetta Walker and Karyn Heiney both made the second team. Overall, the volleyball team showed that they could be tough when the go- ing got rough. With the serve, senior Carmetta Walker prepares to sJam the ball over the net. Carmetta also played the spiker position by receiving tiie set and spiking it over the net. Volleyball 76; Front— Jenny JVlorei. Terry Vas- quez, an Dow ing, EJena Perez, Carmetta Walker. Karyn Heiney. Row 2— Kim Perry. Janet Stephens, Chris Hogan, Cindy Rodriguez, Cheryf Perry. Back— Coach Catherine Russell, lllaney Anfunez-Lucas, Angie Masterson, Sue Frank- ewich, Danette MazeJin, Kellie Slate, Mgr. Con- nie Shaiv. Volleyball 19