Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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Greenville Opponent Score 38 Beldlng 30 21 North view 30 33 Rockford 26 47 Cedar Spring 63 31 Comstock Park 61 35 Morley-Stitnwood 69 38 Cooperaville S9 36 l-akeview 66 39 Big Rapids 64 37 Forest Hills Central 53 42 Montabella 38 29 Ovid Elsie 43 32 TYi -County 50 48 Lakeview 67 46 Portland St Patricks 69 28 Ionia 47 54 Fremont 72 43 Alma 55 S3 Central Montcalm 36 Season Record: 5-15 With deep concentration, Forward Julie Lane (Most Dedicated and Most Improved Player) drives the ball down the court during an away game against the Montabella iMustangs. Girls Basketball Coach Terri Hunter, Wendy Klep-per, Julie Lane, Kelly Cornell, Meg Mullendore, Lori Hodges, Doreen German, Kellie Rollo, Greta Snyder, Kris Maxon, Heather Jensen, Gwen Johnson (manager). Preparing for a basket, Meg Mullendore scored two which helped the girls team defeat the Mustangs. Senior Kelly Cornell dribbles down the court in a home game against Lowell leaving her opponent behind. 44 — Girls Basketball

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Greenville Opponent Score 18 Fremont 43 40 Alma 18 - Cedar Springs - 15 Vestaburg 49 24 Belding 34 22 Rockford 38 15 Vestaburg 50 31 Portland 26 15 Lowell 48 Season Record: 6-2 In Invitationals and other meets, the girls finished 1st at Montcalm-Ionia Invitationals; 1st at Sparta; 3rd at Carson City; 3rd at Shepherd Lions Club; 3rd Oakridge; 3rd at Regional-B; and 16th at State-B Meet. Girl’s Cross Country Front Row: Coach Larry Taylor, Stephanie Madlener, Amy Laurent, Aimee Disser, Kim Hurst, Jenny Powers. Cindy Skinner and Cathleen Doherty. Back Row: Jody Hankis, Noreen Doherty, Connie Skinner, Staci Ward, Julie Sirrine and Heather Martz. Greenville Opponent Score 48 Fremont 15 29 Alma 26 21 Ceder Springs 38 15 Vestaburg 47 20 Lakeview 41 20 Belding 38 36 Rockford 23 33 Ionia 24 15 Vestaburg 50 17 Portland 45 27 Lowell 30 Season Record: 7-4 In Invitationals and other meets. the boys finished 4th at Montcalm-Ionia Invitationals; 3rd at Sparta: 4th at Carson City; 5th at Shepherd-Lions Club; 7th at Oakridge; and 6th at Regional-B. Boy’s Cross Country Front Row: Coach Larry Taylor, Marty Taylor, Todd Bitner, Eric VanZegeren, Kirk Taylor and Greg Blount. Back Row: Troy Collier, Brian Parker, Steve Mount, Jeff Makotvski and Steve Garner. Cross Country — 43

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Scrapped all season Girls basketball team paced by defensive efforts of Wendy Klepper and scoring and rebounding contributions of Doreen German and Julie Lane. Paced by the defensive play and assists by Wendy Klepper and the scoring and rebounding of Doreen German and Julie Lane, the girl’s Leading scorer Doreen German puts up a Jump shot over two defenders. She led the team in both scoring and rebounds. basketball team scrapped all season long. Throughout the entire 5-15 season the lady Jackets had some outstanding individual contributions to the team performance. German had the three highest point totals for the year, hitting 27 against Fremont and nine- teen on two occasions. She also had the most rebounds in one game, pulling down 22 against Alma. Julie Lane had the second most rebounds in one game, grabbing 17 in the very same Alma game. Wendy Klepper led the team with six assists on three occasions, and had five steals against four different opponents. Meg Mullendore took away six from Belding to lead the team for the season in most steals in one game. The girls averaged almost 43 points per game, with the most scored against Lake-view in a 56-66 loss. They had their best percentage of field goal shooting that evening hitting on 39% of their attempts. At season’s end, Doreen German and Wendy Klepper were named Most Valuable Players; Julie Lane was cited as Most Dedicated and Most Improved by Coach Terry Hunter. Team Captains were Kelly Cornell and Wendy Klepper. Eager anticipation exists for the opening tip off of the game. Players vie for position as the official tosses up the jump ball. Girls Basketball — 45