Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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26 Team Moves to Civic Center Maybe it was new Coach Snellingls idea of a prayer before each match that helped hold the volleyball team to- gether. Having practices as well as matches at the Civic Center, the girls found themselves in new surroundings. With the help of only three seniors and few returning players, the team ventured into the year with little ex- perience. Throughout the season the girls learned new techniques which helped them to improve for future competition. Although the team compiled only a 4-15 record, they did beat Henry- ville twice. As Coach Snelling was quoted as saying at the fall sports ban- quet, lllf we had played Henryville every game, we would have had a vic- torious seasonV g y' . s 2 1 JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM. 2 IN A CRUCIAL game with Jefferson- ville, Lisa Tully exhibits good serving form. 3 HEAD COACH Snell- ing shouts instructions to her team during a victorious match against Silver Creek

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I f Asofs: - NE MASON NICKELL ,T i'lTBALL REBOUNDS: KEVIN SIMS ,-' 'COUNTRY MVP TONYJACKSON ,3 , :ALL AWARDS: BRET COCHRAN, DICKY , RSON, RANDY HENDERSON, TIM HUTCH- BASKET ALL - , , . . . MARK LILLY, DWAYNE MASON, DAVID ABASKE BALLOFFENSE MEL R 1 m1 ' . s H, n DAHL, STEVE PHIPPS SCOTT SOUTHARD Mucus; BASK TBALL MVP: SUSIE SCHAF E ' ' 3. JE ' BSTER , ,3. 1 3 3 GI MVP: STEVE POGUE ' 35$ T . IS MVP: ROBBIE WOOD U T MENTAL ATTITUDE: MIKE LEWISx MOST POINTS: MARK LILLY wVP: GARY JOHNSON MVP: TOM KENDRICK I . J 'SCHOLASTIC: SUSIE SCHAFER ' ' SCHOLASTIC: JOHN GUTHRIE

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HIIIIII: uunll ., law !!! . ,? shington Mh a; : i118 undrh Central OJ Albany m Sectional: ' 3 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. 2 BRENDA BALMER reaches for a hunt in a three- game match with Henryville in which each game had a decisive two-point win. 3 RENEE SHUCK and Shana Jeffrey listen to instructions during a time-out.