Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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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

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NET ACTIUN For the Chipps tennis team the year started well and ended even g g ,gg 1 wg- 4 f A better. In January a Rock-a-thon was held netting the team over 8500.00 Q -M' 5 i7 '+ A. 'ii '77 M which was used for indoor practices and team trips. The 1977-78 Varsity .- M, A 2 . 'A M . J' team finished the year with a record of 8-10 after being rained out many 1 4 times. At Sectionals, 2nd singles player, Diana Cook became the first 'U' I 'f is 335 Q: L .ri .Fif ' I fri -pf , I . W . ,NVQ st. . girl to qualify for Districts. At the Spring Sports Banquet Diana was al- 4 i , rrtc fy so chosen Most Valuable Player, Jim Osivnik received Most Improved, ' 't 'J and Craig Mullett received the Sportmanship Award. W-7 W- M it fs' k '. . ' 54: 6 'L ' I .- gg 11. - 3 ' -5 vii-.ave ' IF IT5 :: Il' !: 'YJ r,g':: 'm'x5 ?' - at K i i .ii ? ' 4' . ' . ' - ' ffc' -f .. .,... Q. -.........-1., ..... , M... . . .W .. ... W , K, u ' ' F I W -QQ f -- ,g.,.QQ3g2j5'?,.'.fFQs?QQ'.,', '+ ',, M., ...X M , . .e11f?eM:e' The service is an essential part of any tennis game. Greg Burns demonstrates the form that leads to his first singles position. VARSITY TENNIS: Front Rowg Coach Papp, J. Hartney, G. Burns, J. Osivnik, D. Cook, D. Whitman, C. Mullett, J. Kasburg. ' Q xr X , W, 1 ff.. . g X' . 1 I xr HQ 1 N lr AA e bf . I...jy V' ..r ,ta A MA? K +V IX ,fungal fv Illl I'lJ A A X A I I R ,MTM The roving camera of Al Birks catches Jon Hartney and Tami Stanley waiting on the Dave Whifmafl, well OH his WHY to beating his NOFWHYHC OPPO' other side of the fence for Jon's turn to play. nent, PIHYS OH private courts owned by Don Cameron.