Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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STRAIGHT SHOOTERS Chippewa girls basketball ended the season with a 3-3 Wayne County League record and a 5-7 overall record. The 77-78 season opened with a close win over Akron South, but then they dropped to a l-4 record before winning again. Norwayne was the highlight of the Chipps schedule. With the boys varsity in the race against Norwayne the girls game also proved to have excitement ofits own. An upset special, the Chipps managed to put together their best game of the season, dropping the Norwayne Bobcats 54-48. Special awards went to leading rebounder Shannon Hammer, most improved Wendy Wooster, hustle award Carol Boyan, and most valuable Sandy Nagy. VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROWQ J. Clark, S. Nagy, B. Bailey, W. Wooster, M. Chapman, C. Boyan, ROW 2, S. Hammer, L. Young, C. Cook, V. Gromofsky, J. Cornachione, L. Edwards, ROW 3, M. Boyan, Coach E. Novinc. RESERVE BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW, S. Hurt, L. Nagy, D. Durbin, M. Durbin, H. Stanley, D. Lindeman, ROW 23 C. Stevens, M. Sales, J. Wil- liams, C. Kun, L. Williams, ROW 3, N. Shutway, Miss Camden, B. Hard- grove. 106 Three against one make two! Shannon Hammer entangled with three oppo- nents, drives left of the key, to score. The flight path of Heidi Stanley takes her in close and under the hoop for an easy lay-up.

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1 i i 1 MORE TEAMS Fighting Chipps reserve basketball team, led by Coach Dick Miller survived a hard-fought season with a 15-3 overall and 12-2 leauge record to capture a first place title in the W.C.L. shared with Dalton. JV team members accumulated the best rec- ord in many years, an accomplishment to be proud of. Sophomore team, coached by Bill Wallace, achieved a 2-4 record against a schedule of tough opponents. Determi- nation, skill, and aggressive battles against their rivals brought to these young men a satisfying season to reflect upon. Fighting Chipp freshmen compiled a 9-4 record under the coaching of Terry Dennison. D. Taray ef Bl .iitlxliis .,.,ig'1Ui I tt2.,yN.' :lf Q. tw -,if :If tr - X t., 35,57 5, in ff- 'E if f. V ,wuts Y S ttiifff5?frg!J'1'J,?il , it iff fl lg ' ' K? 3 52 gif 4? 1 t ,I Wifi? fi e ,fc J' 'hw 55 ' iiiilf M rr ,ta H, E -' ffj eff it if' J l J 'ry 4 si tl? SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: CLOCKWISE, TOP: S. Pond, T. Taray, D. Everson, C. Tucker, M. Funk, G. Lindeman, Coach Wallace, M. Manning, T. Hecker, J. Berenyi, T. Storad, D. Watts. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Front Row1G. Pratt, S. Durbin, J. Paridon, J. Petit, B. Dannemiller, Row 23 T. Lcpley, J. Feesler, M. Stoner, J. Lusk, D. White, Row 3g D. Durbin, M. Paridon, M. McKuen gy ...tg ,....,........ - 4... he Q3 c M .. aff . L '- 1 ...W--W...-1 '- L 'W' -v , A rs. ' L. A 1 RESERVE BASKETBALL! Front Rowg T. Garcea, D. Dannemiller, J. Hell. D- Wehling- G- Dllfbiih B- Whiiihelld. T. Andrews, C. Miller. Coach er. 105

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Y!!! L f I '- KT 4, t Up for grabs! Carol Boyan ter and Mary Chapman. 5, ,.4inl tips the ball to waiting teammates Wendy Woos- wx X '11 iw. Qin' I P r :Q 1? Q z.-, An example of a good percentage shot is taken by Shannon Hammer durin tournament action against St. Thomas Aquinas. 13 The purpose of Mary Chaptnarfs position is to dribble down Court and Sometimes an action shot draws a foul and permits Carol Boyan to sink work the ball in for the good percentage shot. two ff6CbSffS'