Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Reserve Volleyball DC 0pp. 9,6 Martinsville 15,15 15,13,2 Brebeuf 12,15,15 11,7 Speedway 15,15 5,10 Pike 15,15 15,9,6 Lebanon 1,15,15 15,14,15 Lawrence Central 3,16,6 2,8 Brownsburg 15,15 2,5 Perry Meridian 15,15 3,6 Beech Grove 15,15 15,6,2 Ben Davis 3,15,15 15,11,7 Southport 11,15,15 0,4 Roncalli 15,15 12,7 Franklin Central 15,15 5,8 Center Grove 15,15 4,6 Whiteland 15,15 9,15,13 Warren Central 15,10,15 2,11 Lawrence North 15,15 7,4 Greenfield Junior Angie Foger attempts to tip the ball. Senior Kelly McSpadden bumps the ball as junior Angie Fager tries not to interfere. Row 1 — Kara Kerston, Angie Harshbarger, Teresa Fox, Jenny Webb, Stephanie Hogan. Row 2 — Jena Fisher, Cammi Capps, Coach Lathrop, Andrea Asher, Julie Hansel, Carrie Riddle. Volleyball 75

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Spikers Prove Worthy of New Coach This year ' s 1 987 Varsity Volleyball team ended its season with a disappointing record of 4 wins and 16 losses. Junior Dawn Goodbar proudly received the Most Valuable Player Award, having been nominated as a second team All-County player. Senior Kelly McSpadden was awarded the Citizenship Award. The team captains for the ' 87 season were the three seniors on the squad — Amy Asher, Kelly McSpadden, and Jennifer Sipes. As the seoson progressed. Amy Asher was elected Marion County All-Conference Player. Some of the satisfiers of the season for Coach Gath were the meets against Lawrence Varsity Volleyball DC 0pp. 3,4 Martinsville 15,15 4,5 Brebeuf 15,15 15,15 Speedway 6,7 10,13 Pike 15,15 15,12 Lebanon 17,15 9,15,15 Lawrence Central 15,9,4 14,13 Brownsburg 16,15 5,4 Perry Meridian 15,15 3,14 Beech Grove 15,16 8,4 Ben Davis 15,15 3,15,7 Southport 15,7,15 4,0 Roncalli 15,15 6,7 Perry Meridian 15,15 15,12,15 Franklin Central 9,15,10 6,7 Center Grove 15,15 10,4 Whiteland 15,15 12,9 Warren Central 15,15 15,15 Lawrence North 5,13 1,15,12 Greenfield 15,10,15 16,11,2 Ben Davis 14,15,15 Senior Amy Asher prepares to serve the ball. Row 1 — Kelly McSpadden, Jennifer Sipes, Kyle Ahnofield, Amy Asher, Coach Debbie Goth, An- drea Asher, Coach Patty Lothrop. Row 2 — Dawn Goodbar, Cathy Mitchell, Tonya Cannon, Carlotto Tharp, Marianne Stephens. North, Ben Davis (Sectional), Greenfield Cen- tral, and Franklin Central. Coach Goth stated that Amy Asher, Marianne Stephens, Dawn Goodbar, Tonya Cannon, Kyle Ahnofield, Jennifer Sipes, Kelly McSpadden, Andrea Asher and Cammi Capps were all team satisfiers for the ' 87 squad. This year ' s reserve team finished its season with 1 win and 17 losses. The season was a learning experience for many young members of the team. I saw great improvement throughout the season and with more net time I think we ' ll have a winning team, stated Coach Latlirop. 74 Volleyball

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Hawk Harriers Pursue Elusive Dream The Women ' s Cross Country team had an excellent season ending with a record of 7-1. Their only loss was to state finalist Mooresville, whom they defeated in the Golden Spike on a tie-breaker to take second place. The Golden-Spike was one of the three goal meets the Lady Hawks were aiming to do well in. They also did well in other goal meets, placing third in C.S.A.C. and beating Ben Davis out of a well- deserved fourth place in Sectionals by a tie-breaker. This was the first year the girls made it to the Regionals. The team placed eighth, but this wasn ' t really dis- appointing. Senior Michelle Parrinello commented, Knowing that the Decatur Central Girls ' Cross Country team made it to the Re- gionals for the first time during my senior year is a wonderful memory to graduate with. Junior Amy Kuroiwa earned All- Conference, All-County, All-Sectionals honors and won Most Valuable Runner. Junior Letta Neely also earned All- Conference honors and she made it to the all-time list of fastest runners. It ' s not that I made it, but that I scored for our meet in C.S.A.C. and I was more jubilant for the team, said Letta. Letta was the recipient of the Citizenship Award this year. Sophomore Kim Montgomery was the Most Improved Runner. Captain Midielle Parrinello concentrates on her form. She is one of the two Seniors graduating this year. Row 1 — Coach Dorothy Dillon, Letta Neely, Jill Chestnut, Kim Montgomery. Row 2 — Angie Guerra, Coach Ted Fisher, Dawn Krodel, Man- ager l(im Hubbard. Row 3 — Michelle Par- rinello, Amber Teltoe, Amy Kuroiwa, Kris Thomas, Dee Dee Gasvoda. DC 17 Women ' s Cross Country Cascade 0pp. 45 9tli Warren H-K 23 23 Perry Meridian Mooresville 61 39 5th Pike H-K 17 Center Grove 44 26 Ben Davis 29 8th Ben Davis inv. 2nd 3rd 30 Golden Spike Inv. Southport Inv. Franklin 55 30 30 Brownsburg Brebeuf 64 74 7th 3rd Marion County CSAC 2nd 3rd Brownsburg Inv. B.D. Girls Inv. 4th Sectionols 8th Semi-State Women ' s Cross Country