Carlisle High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Carlisle, IA)

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'v 'Et A 5 ge r W FP 5 T71 s 'P , E- L ,wmv can H The varsity softball team compiled a 9-9-1 record, bowing out in the first round of sectional play. A new record was set by Lois Robbins with her .474 batting average. Other leading hitters were Frances Wilson with .3l1, Julie Keeling with .279 and Denise Saint with .26-36. Becky Beener scored the most runs with 28 while Lois Robbins had the most hits with 27. RBI leaders were Denise Saint with 25 and Lois Robbins with 23. Pam Gardner led in stolen bases with 13 while Frances Wilson received the most bases on balls with 22. Barb Brown, Lois Robbins and Debbie Watkins shared the pitching chores. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Debbie Grove, Mary Wherry, Pa Gardner. SECOND ROW: Frances Wilson, Denise Saint, Becky Beener. THIRD ROW: Lois Robbins, Debbie Watkins, Julie Keelingl Mr. Barber. WE SEASON'S RECORD Tl 30 Pleasantville 8 Nevada 15 S.E. Polk 12 Bondurant O Roland-Story 20 East Des Moines 17 Ballard 3 S.E. Polk 3 South Hamilton 1 Norwalk 5 Saydel 13 North Polk 3 Urbandale 18 Bondurant 3 West Marshall 13 Pleasantville 12 - Saydel 5 Norwalk 6 Pleasantville QSECTJ 1 H,'f.1 4, 1 , ' - ' -ex , l 1. X ,f1', L'lr1r'ir sure glad that inning is over! ' Another needed mn, Becky!

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qThe summer baseball team finished BASEBALL their season with a 4-11 record, in- cluding 4-9 in the HOI conference. Leading hitter for the season was Rick Davis with a .364 average. Three Wildcats were honored with all con- ference mention. Craig Price was on the first team, Ron Anderson was named to the second team, and Rick David was given honorable mention. SEA SON' S RECORD THEY Ballard Roland-Story Nevada South Hamilton West Marshall Ballard Roland-Story Nevada South Hamilton Johnston S.E. Polk North Polk West Marshall North Polk ' Des Moines Lincoln FIRST ROW: Craig Brown, Kevin Penman, Gordie Epps, Rick Davis, Craig Price, Rick Pattison, Mike Prall, Bob Elliott. SECOND ROW: Randy Shiv- ers, Ben Sinclair, Ron Anderson, Bill Patterson, Dean Rhodes, Tom Sin- clair, Craig Klein, Steve Haskins, Steve Wolfe. d. J, .. - S I-fry ,x P Got 'em by a step. N nm-m.nsai:n4r-rhtshmwncvgtiqiiqceii W 'el-tt P --,55 . .3-Q 9, .- ff.-gm V. , V '5 EQ, 'x53f,'Sff-5414.11-g:',1f5:fi-ff.4L'il'fi.n ' ' ' Y . ag ' if .. -,Y fi'-lil., -'iiG'f!','.l713.-13L.'f:,vrf:f' . 5 1 33 . it ff M: alexa ff? -' ' ' i'5f:3.jl. . ff?-'J f5?i5i3fR'4'iZ1fi2fi?Ziifl?l533i1' .. , . at 'i' if e -ifv '.:-- '1 ' ' . ,'T ' ,. J. .. 1 a:.,r-F -. --,f., 'P L avi-, f' -:::' :--f- L ' 1 ,, 1- - fl?l,'f, .1 raw, F '54-:!'2,f ,aav i -- Q-T.-Itssif ff?--,f. 1' A , :..4'i-if5if + :..e' - 5 43.175111 .n ' , 3-1 L ?2ga4g,i'-ffr-5'.---- -gg: ,gi-:vi - .1 iagjgmdg- irq, I ,.,,- A , .fee-:Q-,f,.-:,f.ig J- V. Y '. 'I-A ' 1 ' - .: -. ': ::. we -'51 ..?--- rf--gr,-.'-a,-' Vg-- '2 P'-v 3S9f 'C d ,7 , -. - tt 5 L-53: .iff 1.1 A, .. , ,V . . . . . ,rm SL ,, --7'-, 'su . -: ,. ,--,. mr- - f'm.f.af:3g,,i- N 1,.'A- I -'Pe - Vi r M-55 . ,ggi x, ,:,,.,,g' , , 5 -,, x .,.. L.. ,, -ag-fa. if-eu,-L 15, - , . ,-an , - -.,,z:.a,,, ' '4 f im'14a-is-'gi,sp,:.x1,'f , ...fa .1 -1'.'.i-1 .,7 !'-L, -rv xr , ,.,-- .erm , .- in .. ' -img-' :sm me : 4, 1 , c ' A rr- 1'M1:w ,,-fp 1 :rl fly: 1.'.fg'sgf ' 'FT ...l,,,.qi,1 :Mi a r., Q-, ri-f.. 'E . . , ,1 'av qljfs i 1 1 - A---i-15:--i 1 .ff .mi-gm : it Good t0SS: easy out. Boy! I sure hit that one a long ways!

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K- ','Q?f'5 A I i A I' c--,S H, X I l L ' Q iw 2 - K ,r w , N li fx .,5ef:,. f ff W FIRST ROW: Renee Darr, Brenda Gardner, Sandy Peterson, Twyla Prall, Wendy Wishrnan SECOND ROW Melanie Tinlin, Joyce McElroy, Karen Harmer, Nancy Shivers, Carolyn Dye, Linda Anderson THIRD ROW: Vicki Reed, Tammy Newstrom, Donna Mamey, Kathy Woodyard, Coach Barber. The junior varsity softball team ended the season with 5 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie. The Wildcats won 2 of 5 confer- ence contests. Leading hitters were Brenda Gardner 93335, Joyce McElroy C.333J, Karen Harmer f.315J, and Nancy Shivers q.300J. Karen Harmer led the team in most runs scored and in RBI's while Mary Wherry had the most hits and Sandy Peterson the most stolen bases. Brenda Gardner got the most bases on balls. Twyla Prall handled most of the pitching. WE 19 10 4 s 4 o 1 - 1 3 6 4 12 5 1 3 SEA SON' S RECORD THEY Pleasantville Nevada S.E. Polk Bondurant Roland-Story Ballard S.E. Polk Norwalk Saydel North Polk Urbandale Bondurant West Marshall Pleasantville Norwalk - ,-2 2. F51 ,'- '1 ee ' -.- '.. , ' V 'H I . A . I, ,ly .,- . ?.r.. , , . I 'R mb'-,.. 5,11 'Far , 5 11 3? . rs, - .I Q l :1-.:.n A H , 4 ,b,,1,?!,, -v:g'Q,,:r.yE:::,,.lrri54,.! '-ff ' 1 at ' iff-'T 'if 'ln --'lf 'H - f a ':-' -aussie, gn. .sf 1L,'- 4 :- fl .1 You'11 never get the next one past me! Hope that one makes it to the fence'