Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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I Q Y K Llx 'ik 'mm , , ........,....,.,1. ,,. N.. f 'M x N-XA Q 4, g , ' r- fa.fH,k in- - ,,...- On your marlr, get set, go! Shelly Birch pounds the ball!!! Look Mom, We got ir! I-ifllf BUUUY F00 F00 - - - I. V. VOLLEYBALL 1 gf m 1 Back: Coach Stimpson, Allison Nichols, Heidi Iezelc, Nlegin Flaherty, Ristine Payessc, Beth Cheshicr. Chapin, Hyun Sook Kim, Catie Light. - Front: Tr I aci Nalcao, K.C. Volleyball 75

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l l naval 44 , , A 3 Back: Coach Stimpson, Sara Wixhman, Debbie Hopkins, Shelly Birch, Amy Estep, Erin Estep, Susan Byrnes, Paddy Carson. Morita, Beth Cheshier, Front: Suzy Salley, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL One, Two, the hudd I Three, HUSTLE!!! The familiar cheer arises from .e of flushed, sweaty players. Battling her way through ah intense series of diving, sprawling points, Ml. clinches y laclced in ez fight. An league rec Kingco tit with M.I.' et another victory. What this year's varsity team I two league, vcperience, she made up for in Spirit. Always ready to to win. fSlceletor powerj Smashing her way to a 9-2 'd Mercer Island proved herself a contender for the I 9 e. High hopes of a championship were extinguished s losses at the District Tourney. Defeated by their rivals, Interlalce and Inglemoor, the high-striving Islanders fired bitter disappointment as they were thus ex- cluded fro ments. Q the State tournament. Despite painful losses at .I. was third in Kingcol The J.V. team faired well in district, Nl.I. ended the season happy with her accomplish- Kingco, e their oppo ding with a 6 4 record Surprising themselves and Iii - . pents, they came home from the Bothell Invitational with a first place trophy. The freshman team, new this year, finished wi Not pictu H Curry, jen th a 7-6 record. The team coach was Becky Wolfe. ed, the players are as follows: Young-oh Kim, Jodi nifer Croft, Beth Richardson, Lisa Scalzo, Heidi Hughes, Ppmy Lolcen, Krista Hodson, Shoshanna Myers, and Christmas Tree, M.I.! Karen Spect' l l l 74 Volleyball l

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l l 1 l l we 1 ,fs X..., N E uqkix , 5 . ,tk 'x .N .ea - ,Fifi-z?2,'l, - ,dig f 5- ,,d,+,,Q,-i.t'.i , Bottom Row: Allison Culverwell, Dani Farler, julie Taraday, Shelly Farmer, Susie Gross, Regan Jenseh, Pam Tongloa, julie Duncan, Cathy lVlcConnell, Iennie Cameron. Second Row: Theresa Goepfort, Shanna Blum, Liz Rosen, Sarah Garner, Cindi Newell, Karin Allallyari, Annie Blais, Christie Powell, Alice Bradley. Third Row: Stacy Carlson, Tammy Nadell, Allison Link, Annete Sittel, Dana Kusakabe, Debbie Dorkin. Back Row: Coach Ceteznik, and Coach Harshbarger, Laura Frame. Anna Bastida, Hilary Culverwell, Beth Newell, Christina Dills, Keiko Ooka, Managers- Jock Lilley, Jeff Schwairts, and Mark Williwn. i l l w uGasP:: Starting the season a long way from home in Wenatchee, the girls worked their way , back to more familiar territory, up in the top ranks of King-Co. The victory in Wenatchee was the foundation to a winning season of nine wins, one loss. The Islanders finished i second in both the King-Co and Sea-King meets, and finished eighth in State. Strong showings by freshmen Shelly Farmer, Susie Gross, and jennifer Cameron, Juniors Stacy . . . , Carlson, Tammy Nedell and Senior Co-Captains Laura Frame and Hilary Culverwell, N OAK., Debbie, wncemmewyou can do id, greatly contributed to the team's total points. l Well known for their s irit the team also remembers the season for the man rou 1 P , Y g P , functions such as izza feeds ice cream socials and slee overs. This ear however the l P 1 v P Y v v Y apparently decided to spare their coach, Mr. Ceteznick, of another Islander tradition-the post-state teepeeing of his house. The team says, you're welcome coach! '