Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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Volleyball fealm seesaws fhro ugh season 1 -VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Crow ly Coach Anna Simcox, Julie Kelly. Crow 23 Laurie Baldwin, Kim Fant, Lynette Pryor, Carol Smith. Crow 39 Tina Deuble, Peggiy Flechtner, Lisa Rinehart, Beth Bulkovvski, Laurie Deer- wester. 2 - RESERVE TEAM: Cleft sidej Sonia Temrne, Jeri Warman, Gail Daugherty, Sheila Burk, Denise Nye, Carol Rupert. Cright sidej Sandy Guernsey, Sheryl Eiirkmire, Nancy Wilch, Carla Myers, Sherry Warman. Cmiddlej Jean Foust Coach Corrine Cahlik. 3- Nancy Wilch waits tor the ball to come down 4 - Coach Anna Simcox discusses the plan for the crucial third game 5 - Kim Fant charges the net as Tina Deuble sets the ball 6 - Sending the ball over the net is senior Peggy Flechtner 7 - Lisa Rinehart falls to her knees to make a save

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Girls' fennis sfruggles fhrough season -GIF l if V' 1 - FHS GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: flront rowj Amy Fast, Kathy Scharlach, Jenni Flemming, Julie Keilter, Linda Tong, Heather Cameron, Nancy Bartunek. fback rowj Coleen Vogel, Meg Eynon, Missy Opperman, Jackie Elsea, Barb Blose, Cami Gray, Kelly Conrad, Coach Janet Dalrymple. 2 - Jackie Elsea prepares to stroke a cross court torehand. 3 - Hitting the ball over the net from the baseline is senior Cami Gray. Flain and altogether bad weather hindered the girls' tennis team as they posted a 3-7 record. This year Jackie Elsea and Barb Blose held the first two sin- gles spots. During the sectionals, however, Jackie and Meg Eynon held down the first two singles spots. They advanced past the first round along with the doubles teams of Kelly Conrad and Linda Tong, and Cami Gray and Barb Blose, but all were defeated in the second round. This year was a rebuilding one as most of the team was com- posed ol juniorsiand sopho- mores. The lone senior player this year was Cami Gray. With the return ot several Iettermen and many talented reserves, Fos- toria should be very competitive. Girls' Tenn s 27

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la --an-...........--R-............... ----......,,.. MW, H K YY 1 'Eli' I . .-W, . ......v. 'G-un.-.. sf . 5 X, X. R nr x JV 6 ' iii,- Under new head coach Anna Simcox, the FHS girls' volleyball team seesawed to a 7-8 record. Teamwork was the key in this year of rebuilding for the team, as they lost four seniors to grad- uation. The girls relied heavily upon themselves as they did not possess a star player that they could turn to. As the result of hard work put in by the girls, three players were recognized with league honors. Lisa Rinehart was awarded a spot on the first team, while Tina Deuble and Laurie Deerwester received second team and hon- orable mention honors, respec- tively. Even with the loss of three seniors this year, next season looks to be one of improvement as a fine bunch ot reserves advance to varsity status. Volleyball 29