Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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The volleyball team did an excellent ob this season, making it all the Way o the city championship, Where the irls lost a heartbreaker to Central nd finished second. Although the am Went down in districts, they still ad a very successful record of 15-8. Miss Tracey Cole, head coach of the cam, commented that the girls layed as a team and kept each other onfident throughout the season. ackie J aros thought that team Work as the key to the success of the team. I would have loved to beat Central to ecome city champs, stated Jackie, but We still had a great season. Diane Heban received the most valu- ble player award along With first eam all-city ranking. Sue Shinaver laced on the second team all-city and the coach's award. There were most improved players, Jackie and Denise LaF1eur. Both of also received honorable mention the city. The most inspirational was Kathy Craig, who also honorable mention in city with Kathy Sheehy. ' tough and determined l as ,,k,,,,,,, ,,.. . , , .,,., M-, AM, ww, Above rlglltz Hel liols Jackie Janis :mul Kzttliy flheeliv work together as Kathy sets the ball up for Jaokie's spike. Above: As the ball is returned over the net, Sue Shinaver prepares to spike it right back. Sue was one ol' the most energetic girls on the team. Above: Shots like the one pictured here against Bowsher call for team communication. A player must yell Mmine' so the others allow her a clear shot. volleyball f 49