Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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and district titles The Colon Magi girls finished the season with an excellent 20-2 record. The Magi won their first 3 games before losing, and then won 17 games in a row before losing in the regional final. The Magi girls posted a 13-1 league record sharing the SJV title with Schoolcraft. The Magi had to play over several injuries to key players to win this years league championship, but the ladies met the challenge successfully. Colon captured the Class 'D District Title at Athens. The Magi defeated Athens in the semifinal game and Centreville in the championship game. The Magi then travelled to Lawton for regional play. Colon defeated Galien in the semifinal game, but lost to Muskegon Christian in the championship game. The Magi were able to use their quickness and speed this season along with their excellent shooting ability to average 52.8 points per game, while holding their opponents to a 37.8 average per game Three Magi girls established school records this season in scoring, assists, and rebounding Vicki Kime became the first girl to score over 400 pnts. in a season. Vicki finished the year with 412 pnts. for a 18.3 average Penny McClish became the first girl to pass over 100 assists in one season. Penny handed out 165 assists for a 8.3 average, and Kim Richardson broke the rebounding record with 321 rebounds for a 14.6 average Vicki Kime, Kim Richardson, and Penny McClish received All-Conference recognition this season. Vicki was voted the leagues Most Valuable Player. At the teams banquet this winter several ladies received awards for outstanding play. Vicki Kime received the teams Most Valuable Player award, Penny McClish was the recipient of the Coache's award, Terri Truckey received the Defensive player award, Kim Richardson the Most Improved Player award, Char King received the Lyman Decker award, and Dawn Campbell received the Best Free Throw Shooter award. The Magi will be losing three seniors to graduation, Vicki, Penny, and Terri. They will definitely be missed but with 7 returning letterwomen, the Magi hope to go for it again next season. 25

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varsity girls capture sjv we they 59 Tekonsha 34 54 Bronson 49 60 Constantine 41 38 Schoolcraft 51 58 Mendon 43 60 White Pigeon 29 45 Centreville 31 51 Burr Oak 45 67 Climax 27 53 Constantine 35 56 Schoolcraft 27 46 Mendon 36 52 Bronson 33 45 White Pigeon 31 47 Centreville 35 49 Burr Oak 27 57 Climax 28 72 Tekonsha 49 49 Athens 48 52 Centreville 45 57 Galien 44 35 Musk. Christ. 44 Front Row, L to R: Teresa Hostetler, Julie Skinner, Vicki Kime, Penny McClish, Char King, Mngr Tracie Craver. Back Row: Margie Smoker, Dawn Wagner, Terri Truckey, Kim Richardson, Dawn Campbell, Coach Larry Engle. Seniors: Vicki Kime, Terri Truckey, and Penny McClish 24

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junior varsity volleyball The 1980 J.V. Volleyball team was made up of ten hardworking young women. For some of them, this was their first year of competition and they improved dramatically. The Sophomores were a stabilizing influence and we counted on their steady influence and we counted on their improvement as the season progressed. Colon High is lucky to have a young but high caliber program which produces competitive teams at all levels. All is made possible by the receptive support of our parents, staff, and students. Steve Stevens, G. Smith, L. Thaxton, K. Greshaw, T. Dudasko, J. Pattison. HOME AWAV L Burr Oak W L White pigeon W W Climax-Scotts L W Constantine L W Constantine L L Burr Oak W L Sturgis W W Schoolcraft L L Centreville W W Mendon L W Schoolcraft L L Sturgis W W Three Rivers L L Centreville W w Mendon L L Comstock w L Athens W L Coldwater w 26