Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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U 6' J ., -14 CHAMPS A 6,41 if 'LJ P-4 fU CD :II U: o- o K4 V3 4 2. 'E' 14 o- B- H FV U2 93 5 E D3 ffl 4 ,.. G P? o 3. o r: ffl c :1 G fb N oo H7 ,.. :t Q ill they racked up a first place to defend their title. Other schools ., .f L' 1 j that participated in the tournament were Cuyahoga Valley Chris- ' ' .',,. tian Academy, Norton, Rittman, Waynedale, and W.C.J.V.S. Coach Ernie Moore and his team practiced long and hard for the tournament. The first game they had a bye but quickly knocked off Cuyahoga in their second match. This put the mighty blue and white into the finals against our rivals Rittman. But the Chipps pulled through to remain number one. fbi. Q. I, .. . ' fb Teammates Watch as Mike Moore helps Jim Rohr after the agony ot' a The defensive duet oi' senior Mike Moore and junior Jim Rohrjump the missed shot. However the Chipps still retain their title. height of the net to block the ball. . , ,ac ' 'U N 4 , Q Volleyball Team: Front Rowg B. Steiner, J. Rohr, M. Moore, P. Sales, J. Dakoski, D. Roach. Bill Whitehead watches his teammates do the job as Row 23 T. Pappas, B. Whitehead, D. Dannemiller, J. Underwood, J. lfrizell, D. Lepley, Row 3: Bruce Steiner sets up the volleyball for Phillip Sales Coach Ernie Moore leap and spike against the opponets.

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RESER VE S The 1978 Reserve baseball team, coached by Rob Marshall, compiled a 4-5 league and 4-9 overall record. Consisting of many rookies, the team was lacking ex- perience. As the season progressed, the quality of play improved. Despite many cancelled games as a result of rainy weath- er, these young Chipps gained valuable insight for their future years playing Var- sity ball. , , f A. fy,-W ug - K , . x, RESERVE BASEBALL: Front Rowg M. Manning, T. Lepley, J. Steiner, T. Storad, C. Burns, T. Taray Row 2, M. Funk, B. Dannemiller, B. Burton, B. Foster, D. Taray, J. Lusk, J. Frizellg Row 35 Coach Marshall, D. Dakoski, J. Mollohan, L. Witschey, M. Stoner, D. Watts, M. Anderson, C. Tucker. Varsity and Reserve player Gary Lindeman comes to the assistance of varsity teammate Jim Feesler as he makes an effort to re- cover a well-hit ball from his Waynedale opponent. 'IIB

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DIAMOND LADIES The Chippette softball team finished the season with a 1-12 record. Their sole win came in the first round of sectionals against Norwayne. Diane Lindeman received the Most Valuable Player award while the Sportsmanship award was given to Carole Miller. Diane and Dianna Troyer made All-League and Jill Huffman and Carole made Honorable Mention. Things look promising for next year as there were only two seniors and twojuniors on this year's squad, SOFTBALL TEAM: Front Rowg Coach Wallace, J. Kun, D. Lindeman, B. Genet, B. Hardgrove, A. Sungy, Row 2g M. Gorsuch, T. Snyder, C. Kun, P. Burns, T. Stanley, J. Hut'l'man, L. Young, C. Miller, Row 3g K. Hanawalt, C. Benak, S. Jarvis, C. Gromofsky, D. Farrell, L. Baker, B. Pcrrera. xi' f XS Chippewa's Most Dedicated Coach maintains good team spirits even when victories are hard to come by. While Carole Miller crouches into position at nisi base, Chris Benak delivers With ii look of deierniinfitinn and the beginning of 2 Powerful Swing, Kathy a strike across home plate. Hanawalt anticipates the pitch. 120