Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Golf Team W-Y-1.-we Kuff-' A AE Left, Tom Rooney attemps a putt. Above, Flagler's l982f83 golf team: Brad Brewer lleftl, Tom Davis, Tom Rooney, John Norris, Jamie Zimmerman, Asst. Coach Dale Wiggins, not l Z S is fe 1 shown, Mark Weeks, Coach A.H. Tebault. Be- low, left, Brad Brewer lines up a shot. Below, right, Tom Davis checks the angle of the green. , ,.,. , - l ll I A -Q 3 ' Q ,V ,. - 2 . , - f'fffmw:.-: fi-Nw, mfg , - , .4 ' gm , A ., Q-IQ,-1 ff: , x O wr V i:,i,,,fv:aw?'iC 95, :I L ' ' ' ..., , if 4 - ' ' ' In A ,, .1..:,, flux K 2 H ii . Milf ,, - V .. sw-,.:,:-M M. ., . e I r 3 5 2: , ll ll

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Volleyball: A Year Of Change 3 6' 8 Front Row: Jenny Ackerman, Lynette Freitag, Don- Ellis. na Schnorr, Maria Estrada, Debbie Waltmann, Dana Q ll rf. gt X gs I Q vs 3 k ik S .0 ,Hump il' gt 'Sl The 1982 volleyball team was a young one with a new coach. The team consisted of mostly sophomores and no seniors. After a slow start, the team began to perform at a higher level. Returning players had to adjust to the new coach and his new playing techniques, while new players had to adjust to the team. However, the Saints overcame these hinderances and others, such as injur- ies and a small team, to place third in Districts. Back Row: Fitch Hasbrouck, Scott Brownell. ?W'7 sm. Left, Patty Wasloski and Jenny Ackerman prepare to return a volley. Above, players discuss strategy with the coach during a break in the action.

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Softball Saints Unstoppable Flagler's 1982f83 women's softball team: front row - Cindy Dawson lleftl, Linda Evans, Sharon Walrath, Anna Auth, Suzanne Snyder, Kim Meiggs, Suzanne Novak, back row - Asst. Coach Karen Sapp, Deirdre Kirwin, Nothing seems to stop the Lady Saint softball team. Off to a late season start, and with a 19-30 season record, the team headed for NAIA District 25 competition in Savannah. The Lady Saints definitely left their mark, placing fourth of nine teams participating in the tourney. Flagler came from behind to beat Rollins 6-3 early in the competition. Although West Georgia won the tournament, Flagler had the satisfaction of knowing they had beaten the Georgia team 1-O earlier in the season. Although the Saints lose Dee Kirwin to graduation, Sharon Walrath will be among the players returning to what should be a great season. Walrath handled pitching chores admira- bly this year. ' Cynthia Spurgeon, Kelly O'Neill, Belynda Tharpe, Carol Morin, Donna Schnorr, Coach Allen Sapp. She came in and filled in fas pitcherl even though she would probably rather have played somewhere else, Coach Allen Sapp said. She pitched every game, sometimes five a day. Dee Kirwin's versatility will be missed. She played a lot of different positions, Sapp said. We could put her wherever we needed her. The team members have a very special relationship. We're literally a family, Sapp said. They are like sisters and they even call us fMr. and Mrs. Sappl Mom and Dad. lt's a lot of fun when you have that kind of relation- shipf'