Blackford High School - Reflections Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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Bumping the ball into play is Phoebe Zigler, as Ann Skillen and Teresa Sharp prepare to move into action against Muncie South. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: (Bottom Row) Asst. Coach Claudia Goodnight, Head Coach Craig Moore. (Row 2) Janet Booher, Pam Nuck- ols, Kim Stump, Penny Clamme, Kendra Ducy, Melanie Cline, Teresa Sharp, Lynn Lefevre, Shelly Schermerhorn. Lynn Lefevre breaks down the floor in the Wa- bash game. Her high-scoring efforst benefited the team, as the Bruins won 42-40. SIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL RECORD BHS OPP. 1 Eastbrook 2 Mississinewa 2 1 Jay County 2 Tipton 2 1 Elwood 2 1 Wabash 2 South Adams 2 2 Marion 1 Peru 2 1 Burrls 2 Madison-Grant 2 2 Southern Wells 1 Bluffton 2 1 Muncie Central 2 Alexandria 2 Muncie South Sectional 2 1 Marion Bennett GIRLS ' BASKETBALL RECORD 2 BHS OPP. 52 Eastbrook 51 36 Jay County 46 49 Tipton 70 33 Peru 34 24 Anderson 75 42 Wabash 40 27 Alexandria 4-Way Tourney 44 42 Mississinewa 54 38 Jay County 54 53 Madison-Grant Sectional 50 41 Marion 46 Girls ' Sports 119

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Teams had new coaches Under the direction of new Coach Clark, the Girls ' Volley- ball team finished its season with a record of 2-15. Lynn Lefevre was named Most Valuable player and also scored the most points. The season was worthwhile, and we will have several outstanding players returning, said Coach Clark. They worked hard throughout the season but lacked height which is so necessary In the sport. The Girls ' Basketball squad, directed by new Head Coach Craig Moore and Assistant Coach Claudia Goodnight, led a young and inexperienced team to a 3-11 season. This was a rebuilding year, as the roster contained only one senior. Lynn Lefevre led the team in points with a 17.7 average and also in rebounds, with 119. Kendra Ducy followed in both departments with a 5.9 point average and 91 re- bounds. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (Bottom Row) mgr. Kelly ZIgler, Lisa Hummer, Janet Booher, Mi- chele Egly, Londa Bergdoll, Kim Grouse, Lisa Stanley, Kathy Love. (Row 2) Phoebe Zigler, Tammy Sharp, Brenda Hummer, Pam Nuckols, JodI Lee, Gathi Clock, Ann Skillen, Lynn Lefevre. (Row 3) Cindy Lee, Kay Trussel, Londa Pierson, Cindi Strickland, Cheri Elliot, Teresa Sharp, Kristi Oberholzer, Diane Montgomery, Kim Stump, Coach Claudia Clark. With thoughts of victory, Kendra Ducy puts the ball up. But her hopes were burst, as the Bruins lost to the Marion team, 46-41. Freshman Coach Craig Moore ' s girls ' basketball team listens intently as he takes time out to render his advice and strategy. 118 Girls ' Sports

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GIRLS ' TRACK RECORD BHS OPP. 70 Adams Central 35 42 Eastbrook 63 48 Madison Grant 57 52 Southern Wells S3 50 South Adams 55 50 Jay County 55 54 Delta 51 56 CIC — 4th out of 7 5th Sectional 17th out of 18 Standing on the top notch was not unusual for Phoebe ZIgler, who captured first all-around in the Regional and advanced to the State. GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS TEAM: (Bottom Row) Sandy Warner, Lisa Hoover, Karen Heflln, Kim Crouse, Pheobe Zigler, Debbie McConneii, Julie Bailey, Coach Claudia Clark. (Row 2) Shelly Cllne, Helen Jackson, Jodi Lewis, Natalie Stalis- mlth, Beth Lee, Karen Reldy, Cindy Norton, Beth Poulson, Kelly Zigler. (Row 3) Kris Miller, Lisa West, Kelly Mellert, Tammy Sharp, Connie Osborn, Vickie Harlow, Debbie Lee, Mary O ' Rourke, Kathy Shores, Lora Capper, Maurreen Reidy, Teri Lewis. Girl athletes advanced Each level of the gymnastics team ended its season v ith w inning records. The optional record was 5-0, the interme- diate 3-2, and the beginning 4-1 — the latter loss being the only one for the beginners in three years. Six girls advanced to the Regional by placing in the Sec- tional. Beth Lee and Cindy Norton advanced on the begin- ning floor, Lisa West on the intermediate uneven bars, Julie Bailey and Kim Crouse on the optional beam, and Phoebe Zigler finished first in optional all-around, also placingin floor and unevens. She then placed in Regional and advanced to the State. Phoebe Zigler, Lora Capper and Beth Lee were MVP ' s. Losing four meets by a margin of only five points is not shown in the Lady Bruins 4-7 season record. Four people and two relay teams qualified for the Sectional. Marcia Brown qualified In the 80-yard hurdles, Lynn Lefevre in the high jump and shot put, and Phoebe Zigler in the long jump. The 440-yard relay team of Debbie Rinker, Zigler, Brown, and Kelly Bennett qualified, and the 880-yard medley relay team of Cindy Troyer, Zigler, Bennett, and Robin Haines also qualified. ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 s ■ 1 ■ MB K 1 I J3 1 -. m m I.-.A- i 1 t — • Hp II mk r i Y :: ' • K A -A- ■- m Bm: Si ,.,r.-.- ■ -• -■-— - -- mmmm ; ' .. ; ' ■ fl 1 1 I i m p H s- Practice makes perfect. Mary O ' Rourke put in many hours of practice that earned her a posi- tion on the intermediate team. 120 Girls ' Gymnastics, Track