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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lnexperience, furnovers plague Redmen .-1 .' f r,. yi 1 i 1 nv? I VARSITY BASKETBALL: ftront rowj Tracy Spencer, Dan Burk, Scott Nye, Joe Browning, Mike Naus, Chuck Pullom, Jon Brough, fback rowj Head Coach Jim Bai- ley, assistant coach Chris Leforge, Scott Griffin, Greg Bogard, Joe Urquhart, Nate Lynch, George Tucker, Jeff Latham, assistant coach Carl Fisher, trainer John Tinsman, manager Roger Cochran. The 1978-79 varsity basketball team, under the direction of head coach Jim Bailey, posted a dismal 4-16 record. inconsistency, inexperience, and turn- overs plagued the Fledmen throughout the year. These problems, coupled with mental mistakes caused the team to lose many close games. Often the Fiedmen were in a position to win, but let victory slip through their hands in the last moments ofthe game. ' The roundballer's first game with Fre- mont Boss set the tone forthe rest of the year. ln this matchup the Redmen, though trailing, hung close for most of , the game. The team staged a comeback lgi' '53 ,,.- in the last quarter, only to lose in the final J seconds of play. This behavior started a ' trend that lasted for the first twelve ,i games. D Q 3 1 - Scott Nye anxiously awaits a pass : .4 ' from teammate, Mike Naus. ' NORTON MANUFACTURING CO. so Boys' Basketball ' 'O W' Jam Rd-