Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Coach Bunce calls a time out to give her team offensive and defensive strategies to get an edge on their opponent. Date 1! 3 1f7 1f10 1f14 1f24 1f28 1f31 2f4 2f6 2f7 2f9 2f'14 2f19 2f20 2f25 2f28 Varsity Volleyball 5-16 Opponent Deerfield Erie Mason Hudson Ida Blissfield Erie Mason Clinton Clinton Onsted Addison Ida Tournaments Airport Saline Monroe Erie Mason Ypsilanti Lincoln Addison Blissfield Onsted Ida Hudson WXL W L L L L W L L L L W L L 4 W W L L L L L E 19? Z A 4 1 at l L L Q I t .t.. . Dawn Miller bumps a serve up front to be set for a spike. 58! Varsity Volleyball al' l K, ,, W' 'W 0 ua.-ill Playing good offense Karla Kruse sets up lenny Krueger for a spike

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Front Shannon Lynn Beth Redburn and Amy Westover Q LA wus w-...Q ..x-. X.. . shman Beth Redburn prepares to pick up a serve while Holly Desbrough waits to make a good T I 7 Erica Boldt, Marty Geotz, Holly Desbrough, Roxanne Liedel, Leeann Missler, and Coach I S I V ' . o o experience They show promise for next year. The girls were all freshmen, but with experience they got this year, we should do a lot better, stated first year coach Mrs. Dawn Wyse of the I. V. volleyball team. The team ended their season with a frustrating 0-16 record. Leading the team in scoring was Marty Goetz, who had 43 points. Leeann Missler showed promise with 36 points, and 26 points were scored by Erica Boldt. The only thing that kept them go- ing was their school and team spirit, concluded Coach Wyse. I.V. Volleyball 0-16 D016 Opponent W! L 1X3 Deerfield L 1!7 Mason L 1f10 Hudson L 1f14 Ida L 1!21 Gab. Richard L 1124 Blissfield L 1f 28 Mason L 1!31 Clinton L 214 Clinton L 2! 6 Onsted L zf 7 Addison L 2!19 Blissfield L 2!20 Onsted L 2f25 Ida L 2!28 Hudson L I.V. Volleyball!57

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ris Liedel drives a spike over the block from the Clinton defense. i V ,,.,,- , ft, , nf. ,f W3 e ,,+N1,.w. ,i .ww , can r1y,pq,,5 ' :wM ,y,:w , if Girls suffer losing season After taking the league championship last year, the girls' varsity volleyball team suffered a disappointing sea- son, finishing with an overall record of 5-16. Leading the team in serving was senior Dawn Miller who had a 91.507u! A freshman brought up to varsity, Kris Iaworski had the highest setting percentage with 90'V0. Cindy Pentercs led the team in serve reception with 75'70. Though the team had a disappointing season, it had two MVP's, junior Cindy Pentercs and sophomore Chris Liedel. The lune Miller Award, which is presented annu- l ally, went to senior Karla Kruse. Returning bright spots for next year are Cindy Pentercs, Kris Iaworski and Chris Liedel. Pentercs was named to the All-League second team and Iaworski received honor- able mention. '1 ,. 1.t. Captain Cindy Pentercs and Chris Liedel Senior Karla Kruse and S0Ph0m0f9 Chfifi Watch the play at the net. Liedel go up for a defensive block while Dawn Miller waits to pick up the spike. Varsity Volleyball!59