Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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UPPER SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY, fourth row: Eleanor Mauze, Melanie Gaines, Carolyn Shelton, Brooke Hyde, Coach Linda Sanders, Coach Jackie Ziegler, Coach Mary Stoufer, Bari Buckner, Pam Corbett, Barbara Scroggie, and Trish McMackin, thlrd row: Sheryn Atkinson, Trena Anicito, Kelly Scoggins, Jodie Robbins, Michelle Melch, Emily Hudson, Cynthia Parker, Amy Walsh, Emily Minton, Kim Fisher, Jodie Anicito, and Sandra MacDonald, se- cond row: Marian Oden, Jennifer Lipscomb, Lee Lee Burdette, Molly Ensor, Melissa Miteff, Marilyn Lamensdorf, Elissa Kolba, Courtney Palm, Darla Thorton, and Christine Chambers, flrsl row: Tracy Doeren, Suzanne Atkinson, Bobbie Dixon, Sara Leeman, Sarah Anthony, Christian Gunter, Lauren Reitman, and Suzanne Mauze, Suzanne Atkinson listens to a pep talk during half time. Brooke Hyde warms up before a game. L, -A cess. fC.DQS. C.D.S. ,,C.o.s. :C.D.S. C.D.S. C.D.S. C.D.S. C.D.S, C.D.S. C.D.S. C.D.S. C.D.S. Zi Acad C-D-S, C.D.S,, cols, sss ,,,... , f, - Q, s cs l vAnsiw scams S 2 Trinity valley 5551? K O John's A O 2 3 225 Valley O A Hbckaday o fE?Hblland Hall 1 Kinkaid 1 St. John's 4 Trinity Valley 1 Casady S ttts 1 8 si . J is IIAA Trlniry Valley 0 Freshman 4 Valle! - E, half J T it N 3 4 Freshman irh, Trinity Valley ff :Sis ssl - at 1' .N C x. -is .424 is 5:

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och Jackie Rea gives instructions to the Middle School Volleyball Team. lg Volleyball Goes Undefeated With the help of team captains, Cathy- Bernell and Kay Chambers, the Upper School volleyball team won the T.l.S.C. Championship. The team placed second in the S.P.C. and T.A,P.S. The team featured outstanding spikers such as Susan Siegmond, Cathy Bernell, Kelly Roadhouse and Ginger Durham. The setters for these spikers were Ashley Roadhouse, Kay Chambers, and Julie Bernell. Susie Chambers who was asked to play and know every position also contributed to the success of the team. The team completed the year with twenty-seven wins and four losses. Cathy Bernell was voted the Most Valuble Player of T.A.P.S. Kay Chambers' leadership in the setter's position proved to be of great help to a very young team. ln three years under Head Coach Butch Traeder, the program has a record of eighty-three wins and fourteen losses. The Middle School volleyball A team had an outstanding season record of 16-O and were Greenhill lnvltatianal Champions. The team members not only believed in themselves, but each other as well. In Coach Jackie Rea's opinion, this combination, along with consistent effort, produced a winning season. Team leaders included Captain Libby Durham, Jill Fraley, Victoria Hall, number one scorer - Ann Marie Siddons, Christina Conway, and Teresa Fischer. The B team did not win every game, however, they had a good season. Their spirit and much improved skills should keep the Middle School team on top next year as well. Cathy Bernell gives lt her all. MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL TEAM. back row: Coach Jackie Rea, Jlll Fraley, Amy McGehee, Anne Marie Siddons, Stacey Stoddard, and Leah Fulkersonp front row: Christina Conway, Teresa Fischer, Libby Durham, Vlctorla Hall, and Stephanie LeBlanc.

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4 4 l i if . I'J 5 Q L ,wgvwfv 1 -nv 49- m4'?T'.....' V Middle Schoolers worm up. Field Hockey Pushes to Win Field hockey ployers flicked, scooped, pushed, ond drove with style to obtoin excellent seoson records. The Upper .School Field Hockey Teom wos undefeoted in T.l,S.C. ond, for the first time ever, wos in Division One in S.P.C. Much hord work wos necessory to ochieve this feot. Some of the ployers went to the Greenhill School Field Hockey Comp during the summer. Eorly morning proctices begon weeks before school ever storted. Every doy ofter school the teom procticed ot leost on hour ond o holf. With only three senior storters, o lot of hord work wos necessory for success. This hord work poid off with numerous victories. During the seoson, there were twenty-four gools scored, with o hot trick by Pom Corbett in the gome ogoinst Greenhill School. At the end of the seoson, numerous ployers received honors in both S.P.C. ond T.l.S.C. competitions. The veteron cooch, Jockie Ziegler, better known os Ziggy, felt thot the success of the teom wos ottributed to group effort. Under the supervision of Cooch Mory Stouffer, the Middle School Field Hockey teom completed the seoson undefeoted. This feot, however, wos not occomplished overnight. The girls procticed vigorously for on hour ond o holf every doy, drilling ond scrim- moging. There were mony strong ployers with the mojority of the teom being eighth groders. A totol of twenty-seven gools were scored in the seven gomes ployed with two hot tricks scored by Pom Johndroe ond one by Jill Gordon. MIDDLE SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY TEAM. third row: Kothy Kibbie, Polly Steed, Poige Forris, Cynthio Rimmer, Jill Gordon, ond Pom Johndroe, second row: Shonnon Shot- fer, Vivion Cloy, Anne Sompson, Katherine McDermott, ond Angelo Tilley, first row: Anne Ronelle, Shoron Mczberry, Trish Thompson, Liso Sweeney, Chere Choppel, ond Cooch Mory Stouffer.