Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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upM You guys move your feet or just forget it, says senior Stacey Harden. IV Volleyball: Marna Huntley, Monica Bergin, Anne Usui, Candice Bradshaw, Kristi Day. Row 2: Coach Kim Scott, Anna Philips, Rachel Albertson, Susan Roseberry, Kim Brown, Coach Don Carroll. Back Row: Michele Davis, Pam Mattingly. 4' Volleyball 17 - .

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19-4 Volleyball program improves this year I I he volleyball program at CHS has improved with each passing year, said Coach Kim Scott of the program. I thought we had a good season, we worked good together and we had fun, Senior Shan- non Amburgey replied. Our record was 13-10 and the 10 games we lost were to very good teams and they were close matches. We were never pushovers against our oppo- nents. Everyone made a contribution in our games. All girls gave110Wo and nev- er let up, said Scott of her team. Individually the girls played well. Shannon Amburgey, senior, played well on the back row. Junior Melissa Moore showed improvement with her hitting and serving. Co-Captain Denise Bergin was a good leader on the floor and kept everyone fired up, replied Coach Scott of a few of the players. As for next season, Senior Shannon Am- burgey said The team should be pretty good. Varsity Volleyball: Stacey Harden, Shannon Am- burgey, Charity Sommerville, Denise Bergin. Row 2: Asst. Coach Don Carroll, Jan Steele, Alisha Mat- thews, Melissa Moore, Coach Kim Scott. Back Row: Melissa Rhoten. Volleyball 16 Opponent Southwestern Silver Creek Graceland North Harrison South Central Brownstown Paoli Salem Austin Madison Shawe Clarksville New Albany Providence Heneryville Scottsburg Southwestern Scottsburg New Washington Corydon New Washington Jeffersonville Heneryville Providence Fsrrrrerssrrsssrsegrss Freshman Anne Usui bumps the ball over the net for a crucial point in a match against Heneryville. l-Jn'uuudnnnunl

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Girls grab MSC title; boys hold their own r... ........- . e. r.- ead by all-conference seniors L Shannan Chase and Joanne Eick- holtz, the girls cross country team showed they had the experience and talent to obtain the mid-southern con- ference title two years straight. Fresh- man Angela Stuart was also named to the all-conference team. Rhonda Couch was awarded with most im- proved runner and Chase and Eickholtz received most valuable runner awards. lllt was a total team effort, said coach Tom Kendrick. llThis was my most enjoyable year, replied boys cross country coach Bob Cross. The boy's record doesn't show all the individual accomplishments they had. John Smith, a sophomore, placed tenth in a conference run to be named all-conference, and he also won most valuable runner. Todd Love was award- ed most improved runner. This year was the best Todd has ever ran, said Cross. Mike Lindley, the only senior on the team, really worked hard this year. Besides running he also worked and he still managed to be a key runner for us, added Cross. lust goofing off are juniors Lacey Leverett and Todd Love. lPhoto by Tricia Jenkinsy Coach Bob Cross gives senior Mike Lindley a few pointers before a run. Who's behind me? , says sophomore John Smith who is leading the pack in a meet at Coving- ton. Cross Country a M 18 ions