Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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Girls' softball joins spring sporls line-up A new addition to Anthony Wayne athlet- ics this year was a girls' softball team. Under the coaching of Laurie McVicker, the girls compiled a 2-9 record, with both wins against Maumee. Several girls were awarded league honors. Named first team N.L.L. was Kim Ehret with Diane Kistner on second team. Receiving Honorable Mentions were Karen Mayer, Irene Martinez, Annette Moss, Lee Notestine, Kim Spooner, and Angie Kennedy. With this year's experience under their belt and only two seniors leaving the team, this new spring sport should be getting bet- ter. BACK ROW: Connie VonDeylan, Tammy Bower, Angela Kennedy, Luann Ackerman, Kim Ehrct, Diane Kistner. ROW: Kim Spooner, Irene Martinez, Karen Mayer, Annetre Moss, Vicki Bank, Pat Hill, -x 1 Diane Kistner s home run swing 2. Senior Par Hill takes batting practice the string at the end of the race I' 'W 5. Missy Meeker, state high jump champion, breaks S B6 Girls' Sof1bclI

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t,Y.N,7 4, Q TO RIGHT: Denise Toepher, Kim Ehret, Melissa Meeker, Debbie Baxter, janet Ziegler, Melinda Ayers, Debbie Bierb- Pat Hill, Karen Mayer, joel Kirkwood, manager, Stella Munotz, Mary Dick, Mary Suter, Annette Moss, Cecilia Zalewski, Yonkee, Diane Kistner, Luann Ackerman, Tammy Bower. FRONT: Kelly Loehrke, manager, Coach Peterson, Sue PPS- ll participates in Stale Tournament The girls' basketball team finished its sea- son with a record of four wins and eight losses. Kim Ehret was high scorer C104 pointsj and top rebounder. Kim Ehret and Missy Meeker were named to the N .L.L. first team and Debbie Bierbaum received an hon- orable mention. The Varsity was one of 27 teams which participated in the first state wide tournament for girls, The Toledo Athletic League Girls High School Basketball Invitational Tourna- ment. They played Rogers and were defeated by a score of 41-31. The junior Varsity finished with a record of five wins and six losses. Exchange student Stella Munoz from Colombia played on the JV team. Girls' Basketball 85

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ROW Coach Coy Cindy Clark Tammr Gmrttcr Olga Martinez Peggy Goddard Wendy Burdo Dawn Jacobs,judy Wiggins, Robin Green, Inis Dorsey, Dawn Gilbert, Lynn a Karen Hrlfrnger Darla Megyesi Coach Smith MIDDLE ROW Debbie Spangler Sharon Hearndon Tracy Hires, Anileda Godfrey, Cindy Drury, Laurie Ferrer, Marianne Wielin- anette johnson Debbie Brerbaum Sue Phipps FRONT ROW Missy Meeker joette Gmrtter Sandi Gase Karen johnson, Ann Yonkee, Debbie Baxter, janet Ziegler, Mary Dick, Girls renew claim on league iiile A rousing rendition of Fight, team, fight for Anthony Wayne, Come on GIRLS - announced the Girls' Track team's first place N.L.L. finish. Although their season record of three wins and four losses was not impressive, they totaled 111 points in the league meet beating their nearest competitor, Maumee, by 1.5 points. The Most Improved Player was Mary Dick. Missy Meeker took the Most Valuable honors. A fourth year award went to Ann Yonkee while Cathy Clark, Mary' Dick, and Missy Meeker received third year awards. The Outstanding Participant at the Napolean Gold Medal Relays was Missy Meeker. In the Predistrict meet, Missy took first place in the high jump with a height of -5'6 . This qualified her for the Northwest District meet where she also placed first with a jump of 5'7 . The first State Girls' Track meet was held in Ohio Stadium in Columbus. Missy took first place in the high jump with a jump of 5'4 , This made her eligible to compete in the National meet in New York state. Girls' Track 87