Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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1 ;-- «i»K4 w« . ' i Girls Golf Team, Row 1 — Jennifer Bodkin, Lynn Junior Paula McAbee searches for a lost golf ball Morris, Chris Keske. Row 2 — Coach Dave Riley, . photo by Steve Hug Yvonne ShuU, Nancy Stanley, Stephanie Becker- . photo by Steve Steiner. Junior Chris Keske takes a full swing during a golf match. photo by Steve Hug. 26 — Girl ' s Golf

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Varsity player Lisa Plumb spikes the ball as Peg- gy Stone is ready for the return. Photo bv Jeff DeVille Obviously disgusted with a cal Marv Aldrich let ' s ' em know !! Photo by Kara P:vard coach feels- A perfect set is produced bv varsitv plaver (linnv Gater. Photo by Jeff DeVi ' He Norhtrop vs. New Haven 13.-15, 15- ' 2. 12-1.5 L Northrop vs. Bellmont 8-15, 14-11, 6-15 L Northrop vs. Dekalb 15-9, 15-7, V Northrop vs. Carroll 15-11. 15-5 V Northrop vs. Adams Cen. 16-14. 12-15, 15-8 W Northrop vs. Northside 8-15, 9-14 L Northrop vs. Homestead 9-15. 15-5, 15-7 V Northrop vs. Concordia 8-11, 15-15 L Northrop vs. Snider 16-18, 15-15 L Northrop vs. South Side 7-15, 12-14 L Northrop vs. Luers 12-15, 8-15 L Northrop vs. Wayne 11-15. 10-14 L Northrop vs. Leo 10-15. 15-8. 15-11 W Northrop vs. Dwenger 13-15, 4-15 L Northrop vs. Elmhurst 15-4. 11-15. 14-12 V Northrop vs. Warsaw 15-10, 6-15. 15-9 W Northrop vs. Elkart C. 15-12. 6-15. 14-12 W Northrop vs. Harding 15-6, 14-16, 15-.s W Volleyball — 25

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A Stroke Of Success Watch out, Dinah Shorel The NDrthrop girl ' s golf team just might be playing in your tournament in a few years. And giving you a superb run for your money. Ending the regular season with a 25-1 re- cord, the girls went on to the sectionals. Once there, they handed a big upset to the defending state runner-up Carroll and won their first sectional in the history of Nor- throp. The victory for the Bruins ended Carroll ' s streak of sectionals at four. North- rop ' s team total was 363, while Carroll and Goshen each had 368. All three teams ad- vanced to the Regionals at Norwood Golf course in Huntington. Coach Dave Riley said One of the goals of the golf team was to win one of the tw-o invitationals we played in this year. And on Sept. 25, the Bruins accomplished that goal by winning the Huntington Invita- tional. The girls go lf team is now four years old. Still young, still receiving very little funds and support from their school mates, these girls are giving their all to the team. Coach Riley said I wanted each girl to improve her average by just one stroke and to give her best. And give their best they did. Each and every time, practicing for hours on end, they did so for the team. Is it worth it? In 1981, Coach Riley said we just didn ' t have enough confidence in ourselves. As the 1982 season ends the team has much more confidence in themselves and each other. Chris, .Stephanie, Paula, Jennifer, Lynn and even Coach Riley are doing a lot of smiling lately. .Smiling because of their new- ly gained self-confidence. .And smiling at the discovery that this school isn ' t able to ignore the young, promising, and very confi- dent girls golf team any longer. By .Jim Reid Northrop 186 Blufflon 228 Northrop 198 Homestead 235 Northrop 192 .Snider 201 Northrop 214 Col. Citv 220 Northrop 186 East Noble 211 Northside 232 Northrop 190 Huntington 225 Northrop Invitational 2nd 379 Northrop 180 Warsaw 200 Northrop 174 Leo 226 Huntingtc )n Invitational 1st 395 Northrop 200 Snider 211 Northrop 173 Northside 230 Northrop 179 Carroll 173 Sectional 363 1st place Regional 403 6th place .Juniors Paula Mc bee and Stephanie Becker and sophomore Nancy Stanley practice on the green- . photo by Steve Hug. Steady concentration should enable Paula Mc.A- bee to sink this putt, photo by Steve Hug. Girl ' s Golf