Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Lady Lion Volleyball on the Rise The 7987 Freed-Hardeman volleyball team consists of fbottom rowj Karrie Knight, Ruth Kennedyg lsecond fOW2 coach Joyce Bloomingburg, Cleta Stutz- man, co-captain Kendra Bonnell, Beth Thomas, manager Lisa Gibbonsg itop rowj Diane Sei! and co-captain Melissa Scott 120 Volleyball.. The 1987 Freed-Hardeman volleyball team began the sea- son with a number of goals. Foremost, they wished to rep- resent the school as Chris- tians, improve individually and as a team, and to better last year's record, according to Coach Joyce Bloomingburg. Not only did this team accom- plish these tasks, but in only their second year of existence qualified for the NAIA District Tournament in Bristol Tennes- see and placed freshman Diane Self on the TCAC All- Conference Team. According to Blooming- burg, this year's team began fresh with an innovative of- fense and worked hard to overcome the disadvantage of inexperience coupled with the loss of four players during the course of the year. Participat- ing in invitational tournaments at Harding University and Christian Brothers College, the team finished with an overall mark of 8-20 and a 3-5 confer- ence record. Se Freed-Hardeman's power offense sets up for a spike as Kendra Bonnell await the possible return. All photos by John Bentley. it

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Cheerleaders Ftenew Enthusiasm Cheerleading is not an easy job to perform, especially if one wants to be successful, but Freed-Hardeman's cheer- leaders have done just that. Under the direction of sponsor Sylvia Harris and captain Mary Davenport, the 1987-1988 F- HC cheerleaders have super- seded the enthusiasm of re- cent years with renewed vigor and fresh ideas. Such innovations as spirit week, an enlightening chapel skit, and club competitions during home games have all produced excitement in the complished without a great deal of hard work. Following a week of cheerleader camp, which the F-HC girls conduct- ed, the squad began practic- ing diligently at a weekend re- treat at Reelfoot Lake September 11 and 12. After- noon, evening, and sometimes late night practices have paid off for the squad. Following tryouts, two men were selected as the college mascot. Bill Freeze and Eric Flowers alternated as the F- HC lion. Their antics during games entertained the crowds MW,W.H f9 1rf-'ummm-f-m-W-.1-vu-fr-U. 'Ke ..u,,,,,..u.--f- a.....--W igivx student body. This was not ac- and enchanted the children. x . ....... , f't,.,. J 2?f- ..t. an The 7987- 1988 Freed-Hardeman cheerleaders. fBotr0m rowj Tonia Pogue, Janna Pickler fmiddle rowj co-captain Sheila Spurlock, Rhonda Clippard K top rowj Kim Mason, Beth Pickard, Tabitha Pigrnan, captain Mary Davenport, and Kerri Tyner 122 Cheerleaders I X ,AP