Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Girls take first LCAA crown The varsity girls finished with a 12-10 overall record, but a 10-2 league mark gave them Dundee's only LCAA title of the year. The best win of the year was a 10-5 thumping of Hudson. It avenged an earlier 13-3 mercy rule loss and gave them an out- right title. Senior Kathy Rehberg had her finest year as she led the team with a .544 batting average. She broke two school records with 37 hits and 42 RBI's. She was voted Most Valuable Player by her teammates. Three other team awards were given out. Iunior Becky Edelbrock received two of them, Most Improved Player and the Coach's Award. Senior Sandy Cooley was given the Most Spir- ited Award. Rehberg, Edelbrock, and juniors Lana Nabozny and Korinna Kopka were also recognized for their outstanding performances by others. Locally, Rehberg was awarded to the All- League and All-Region First Teams. She also, along with Edelbrock, was named to the Michigan All-Region Softball Team by the Michigan High School Coaches Association. Edelbrock and Nabozny were also All-League First Team selections whi-le Kopka was named to the honorable mention squad. I've been coaching different teams for 13 years now, com- mented Coach Larry McCrea, but this has got to be the best group, personality wise, I've ever had. Front: Sandy Cooley and Kathy Rehberg, Middle: Roxann O'Brien, Iudy Carpenter Lana Nabozny. Back: Coach McCrea, Cindy Pentercs, Becky Edelbrock, MaryAnn Trottier, Denise Ziesmer, Karen Beaufait ad and Korinna Kopka. ' 72!Varsity Softball All-Region third baseman Kathy Rehberg tags the bag for a force out during the key win over Onsted. 'Q' ' fa.. i.. ,, n t . I C , Q . E , .. , ,. 4. . .Q-so-. Agar-is . if- ' S' L A A-W M 5. V NN-x

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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

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Second baseman Korinna Kopka puts the tag on an oncoming Onsted player while MaryAnn Trottier backs up the play. I M Date Opponent We They 4119 Flat Rock 12 4123 Ida 5 4125 Onsted 11 4127 Blissfield 4 514 Hudson 3 517 Britton 13 Sand Creek 8 - 519 Manchester 35 5110 Airport 4 77 Y I 5111 Manchester 14 5113 Addison 13 5114 Monroe 4 Grosse Ile 1 Airport 1 5116 Ida 0 5118 Blissfield 7 5120 ClintonfDI-I1 4 5123 Addison 11 5 26 Hudson 10 5127 Whiteford 0 ' 1 1 - 5131 onsfea 9 .W 1.H i' z L 7 34, ,,,,,, wi.. .,l,.,, Q Leading slugger Kathy Rehberg show ' 5. the swing which enabled her to hit well dim? over .500. Korinna Kopka is a familiar sight running the bases. She led the team with a .621 on base percentage. After making a difficult transition to pitcher four games into the season, Lana Nabozny came on to win nine, tying a school record. Varsity softball173