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

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Instead of spiking the ball. Penny Clamme would often fake out her opponent by using her specialized dink nicknamed the popeye. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL R BHS Eastbrook 1 Mississinewa 1 Jay County 1 Tipton 2 Elwood 1 Wabash 2 South Adams 2 Marion 2 Peru OPP 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 VOLLEYBALL: (Bottom Row) Kathy Love, Kay West, Beth Eppard, Lori DeWitt, Tammy Enochs. (Row 2) Jodi Lee, Lesa Glancy, Lynn Crouse, Lou Ann Dearduff, Casey Mclntire, Angle Carll, Kim Harris 2 1 Madison-Grant 2 2 Southern Wells 2 Bluffton Muncie Central 2 Alexandria 2 2 Muncie South Sectional 1 Madison-Grant 2 Storer. (Row 3) Coach Sheryl Wright, Diane Mont- gomery, Kim Crouse, Kim Stump, Lynn Lefevre, Penny Clamme, Janet Booher, Tammy Sharp, Phoe- be Zigler. Spikers improved record The Lady Spikers began the season un- der the new coaching supervision of Miss Sheryl Wright, and the season started slowly with losses the first four games be- fore a win over CIC foe Elwood. The Bruins ended their season with an overall record of 7-10. Their other wins came over South Adams, Peru, Bluffton, Southern Wills, Muncie South — and Marion, who up until then were undefeat- ed. Among the losses were second-ranked Burris and Sectional champion Madison- Grant, who defeated the Brums in the first round of the Sectional on their way to victory. Service points were led by Lynn Lefevre and Kim Stump, with 1 19 and 94, respec- tively. Lefevre and Tammy Sharp were the main setters and had 134 and 110 sets, respectively. Lefevre also led in spikes with 91, fol- lowed closely by Penny Clamme, with 79. Phoebe Zigler led the bumps with 367, followed by Kim Stump with 349. Tammy Sharp was selected as an honorable men- tion to the CIC team. Lefevre was named to the second team. At the banquet Lefevre swept the varsi- ty awards, She received the most points and also the Most Valuable Player award. Jodi Lee received the MVP for the Junior Varsity. Up for the spike. Kim Stump blocks the ball on the play. The Bruins lost the match 13-15, 15-8, 6-15, to the Mississinewa Indians. 160 Volleyball

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TENNIS RECORD BHS OPPONENT OPP 2 Muncie Central 3 I Mississinewa 4 2 Madison-Grant 5 Marion 5 7 El wood Connersville Tourney 4th Place Peru (A B) 7 3 Alexandria 4 1 Bluffton 4 Wabash 7 7 Norwell 7 Tipton Huntington North 5 1 Sectional 4 In a desperate attempt to return the shot, senior Tod Cain dives at the volley. Tod was a three-year varsity letterman in tennis. Mr. Mick Clay, new tennis coach, obser es his team with an opposing coach. Mr. Clay is an elementary P.E. teacher in countv schools. Tennis 159

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Superwomen broke records Lynn Lefcvrc and Phoebe Ziglcr each have received more letters than any other athlete at Blackford High School. They have earned 12 and 13, rapectively. Always give 120% in everything you do and always be yourself is Lynn Lefevre ' s philosophy. Lynn is the first athlete ever to earn 12 varsity letters in athletic competition. Lynn earned four let- ters each for volleyball, basketball, and track. She has made all-section- al in all three and was named third team all-state in basketball. Lynn has broken 17 school re- cords, six in volleyball, eight in bas- ketball, and three in track. The first girl ever to win a state championship at Blackford in IH- SAA competition is Phoebe Zigler. Phoebe has earned 13 varsity let- ters. She earned three in cheerlead- ing, two in volleyball, four in gym- nastics, and four in track. She is the first ever to earn 13 letters. She has broken records in both gymnastics and track and has earned the Most Valuable Gymnast award. Aay-Yah! Janet Booher seems to be saying as she attempts to block a spike from a Jay County player. Jay County beat the Bruins 12-15. 15-12, 10-15. Bumping the ball up to the setter is Lynn Lefevre, who led in service points, spikes, and sets. Lynn was named the Most Valuable player also. Vollevball, 161