Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Date Opponenl They i 4122 Bedford 2 i 4126 Milan 15 4127 Blissfield 9 Q 5111 Manchester 3 5112 Ottawa Hills 5 5113 Erie Mason 4 l 5116 Milan 7 Xiw I l' pL 5117 Flat Rock 13 HW I ' 1 5118 Blissfield 20 W 127 Airport 6 9 Hurst leads offense HI was very pleased with the season results. Losing a couple of players to varsity hurt, but the girls who replaced them did a fine job, stated Coach Luan Bunce of her I.V. softball team. The girls finished their season with a winning record of 7-4. Slugger Shelly Hurst led the team with a batting average of .516, which included six doubles, one triple and one homerun. She also knocked in 14 RBI's. Karla Kruse was another potent hitter as she batted a .450, including three homeruns. Sprinter Valerie Ford was also an asset to the team, as she acquired 22 stolen bases. ' Shortstop Cindy Pentercs makes a throw at third for an easy out. Later in the season, the talented freshman was moved up to play on the varsity team. Front: Karen Scott, Andrea Houpt, Lea Freshour and Charisse Dedeluk. Middle: Shely Tansel, Doni Baisden, Valerie Ford, Car- ole Rugenski and Samantha Homminga. Back: Karla Kruse, Missy Horn, Lora O'Lone, Shelly Hurst, Angie Fugate, Marlene Herrington, Dawn Bivins and Coach Luan Bunce. 7o11.v. Softball

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Kicking up some dust at home plate is Chris Levicki as he slides in safely. CMKJIIVOC Evening News photo! Varsity Baseball Opponent We They Cherry Hill 2 13 Cherry Hill 1 5 Flat Rock 3 5 Ida 2 3 Onstead 7 14 Blissfield 3 12 Hudson 5 0 Britton 5 11 Sand Creek 8 1 Romulus 5 6 Manchester 4 5 Manchester 4 5 Ida 7 5 Addison 2 5 Blissfield 5 4 Clinton 2 3 Clinton 0 3 N Blissfield 1 3 Addison 8 5 Diving back to first base safely, Chris Lee takes a quick look to find the ball. fMunrue Evening News photoj Concentrating on catching the ball, first baseman Kevin Ford scoops a throw out of the dirt. fMonroe Evening News photoj Varsity baseballl69

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Displaying great determination is Steve Schultz, as he dives safely into home. Strong hitting Danny Bolster sends the ball sailing high into the air as he swings at another pitch. .V.'s make A big comeback The I.V. baseball team had quite a few problems getting started this season due to bad weather, but were able to maintain a 6-6 record. It was a funny season. We were 1-5 in the first half of the season and 5-1 in the second half. There was obvious improvement made later in the season. We were able to beat some very respectable teams, stated Coach Tom Williams. Leading the team was Todd Briggs with a .568 batting average and 19 stolen bases. Following close behind was Larry Gray, who batted .500. Mar- vin Campbell also led the club with 14 RBI's, in- cluding five extra base hits. Pitcher Danny Bolster showed his value to the team as he accumulated 36 strikeouts. I '1 Dali' Oppouvlit WC THU!! 4123 Erie Mason 2 5 4127 Blissfield l ll 4129 Clinton 5 8 515 Summerfield 13 5 516 Erie Mason 4 12 5111 Manchester 7 13 5113 Ottawa Hills 12 10 5116 Ottawa Hills 8 1 5117 Flat Rock 6 4 5118 Blissfield 3 4 5127 Airport 6 3 6 3 Front: Rodney Polter, Mike Bromley, Travis Witte, Lance Nabozny and james Anderson. Middle: Dan Bolster, Dave Lee, Steve Schultz, joe Baranowski, Rob- ert Schafer, Todd Briggs and Kit Daniels. Back: Larry Gray, Cary Wolfenbarger, james Carthage, Ken Rooks, Marvin Campbell, Rob Salenbein and Coach Tom Williams. I.V. Baseball171