Battle Creek Community High School - Bomber Yearbook (Battle Creek, IA)

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Top Left: Rene Maxwell gets ready to spike one down the opponent's throat as Teresa Dausel watches on. Top Right: Michelle Jensen gives a picture perfect bump to Christi Petersen as Lisa Lehmann and Rene Maxwell take position. Bottom Right: Myra Lehmann puts ir in the opponent's face as Kim Spotts and Rene Bower watch the play. Op- posite Page: Kmiddle photosj Kim Sports sets it up as Myra Lehmann and Jenni Grove get in position. Rene Maxwell and Teresa Dausel set up another great play. Mindee Dausel in form as Teresa Dausel gets ready. 1Bottom photos! Lisa Lehmann and Andrea Schmidt in for the play. Mindee Dausel and Christi Petersen up at the net. Another Andrea Schmidt super spike! Bomberette Volleyball team members for the 1986 season were: Qback row left to right! Sherri Meier, Teresa Dausel Christi Petersen Andrea Schmidt, Michelle Jensen, Myra Lehmann, Kim Spotts, Lisa Lehmann, Coach Bob Saunders. Cfront row from left! Janet Tietsort Stacy Rogge, Brenda Bumann, Mindee Dausel, Rene Maxwell, Renee Bower, Jenni Grove, and Tonya Walls. -'FUD-K Sb...

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Q01 f we TTL? REEF Brown's Bomberettes Exciting victories was what led the Bomberettes to an awesome 26-6 finish. In the BC invitational, the Bombetettes went twelve innings with Sioux City Heelan at a one to one deadlock until Heelan uncorked three runs in the top of the twelfth inning. But Mindee Dausel came to the call. With two outs in the bottom of the twelfth inning, she smoked a-homerun that gave the Bomberettes a 5-4 victory! Battle Creek also won a rare victory over the Kingsley Pantherettes as Barb Bumann smoked a three run homerun in the sixth to tie things up. Then she answered the ca.U with a triple in the seventh inning to score a run and win the game. The 26-6 season gave the Bombetettes a school record in the most wins for the season. A school record was also set in fielding percentage with a mark of .927. Pam Hein, and '86 graduate, led with a fielding average of .97. The leading hitter on the club was Andrea Schmidt with a .388 average. In pitching, Schmidt carried a 22-5 record. Schmidt's earned run average was .982 and she had 154 strike outs for the year. Andrea's sharp pitching form is seen in the photo at left. . XL .K QU, gf 1, rfg save ' pw-'H if 4.-Y' Jjjiwir lvl 3 .F 1 3 ., ., r A X fi Q -O c gs X if o, x y .. s K ,X vi :yt Q is K ' V I L gl W ,fi V A ,- N 1 Ln, L. 5 A A . 1 ,sam-.wsvwi . ' .A v 1 1- . .1 -...M-.--T ' 2- H . I. -ar f-' Q- . .- A Q' .V A' +s...,..f A 'unvN.'! wwf ,--.4-was - 'Q ' 1 , X - 3 A

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Bomberette Volleyball The Queen of the tournaments were this year's Bomberettes as they won the Odebolt-Arthur and Galva-Holstein Volleyball Tournaments. In com- piling a 17-7 record, the Bomberettes had a good sewing season with an average of 95.1 percent. In games, the Bomberettes won 46 and lost 29 dur- ing the year. The team served 1,583 out of 1,665 attempts and had 273 ace serves for an average of 3.64 per game. Five of the six regular starters were above the 90 percent mark in serving. Rene Maxwell led the way with 98.4 percent followed by Andrea Schmidt 97.3, Brenda Bumann 97.1, Teresa Dausel 95.4 and Mindee Dausel 95.2. The busiest setter on the team was Mindee Dausel with 616 of 684 for an average of 90.1 percent. Schmidt led the spiking department of 491 of 591 for an 83.1 percent average. She came through with 289 ace spikes. Max- well spiked 269 of 358 and had 119 aces. Bumann drilled 239 of 292 and 79 aces. The leading blocker was Schmidt with 123. Schmidt and Maxwell were the leaders in serve for 69.4 percent. Mindee Dausel 194493 and Andrea Schmidt H4187 are pictured at left with Coach Bob Saunders. DHI! llill! ff'