Greenwood High School - Woodman Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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'W 8 , f ik . . A, Am.,, all 5 3 . T f- ,, 4 -V --' f5ff:f211,ffzf::ef'f' - ,X rf 351-. ' 2. 1 ' 1 Q ' j f at , 'A - , ff H f 'EL--. ' f I TENNIS: Row l: Rob Erlich, Steve Chatham, Doug Blaase, Jay Calvert, Mike Belovic, Dick Boaz, Danny Morrison, Derek Cox, Jon Burbacherg Row 2: Rob Westcott, Jay Smith, Scott Mize, Terry Atwood, Dave Hill, Kent Kinnear, Dave Salmon, Tony Roberts, Brian Woodcock, Coach Gerry Steinhagen. fPhoto by D. Donnellaj OPP. TOP LEFT: Freshman Kent Kinnear smashes the ball back to his opponent. fPhoto by D. Donnellaj OPP. TOP RIGHT: Dave Salmon concentrates as he returns the ball. iPhoto by I. DePledgeJ OPP. LOWER RIGHT: Team leaders, Sen- iors Doug Blaase and Dave Hill, prepare for a doubles match. CPhoto by D. Don- nellaj OPP. BOTTOM: Senior Terry Atwood in action from the time he begins his shot thru his follow through. fPhotos by D. Donnellaj LEFT: Rob Erlich smiles as he returns to serve after winning a point. fPhoto by I. DePledgej ABOVE: Steve Chatham lines up his return. CPhoto by I. DePledgeJ Netmen win M id-Sta te The 1980 tennis team turned in the most successful season in the history of the game at GCHS. The Varsity squad came through with a s arkling record of 17-3. During tliie course of the season, the team accomplished pre-season goals of winning 15 matches, the Seymour Invita- tional, and the Mid-State Cham- pionship. Throughout the season, the team was led by the singles play of freshman Kent Kinnear, sen- ior Terry Atwood, and junior Jay Calvert. Calvert set a John- son County record by compiling 22 wins to just 1 loss. Also com- ing through with a strong season was the doubles team of juniors Dave Salmon and Tony Rob- erts. Coach Gerry Steinhagen cited the teamfs outstanding attitude along with the senior leadership provided by Atwood, Doug Blaase, and Dave Hill as keys for the successful season. The Reserve squad also posted a best ever record with a 10-1 season. Leading winners among the team were Brian Woodcock, Rob Erlich, Steve Chatham, and Derek Cox. Terry Atwood was named the MV Pg Jay Calvert had the best winning percentage along with the Most Improved. Tony Rob- erts was the winner of the Men- tal Attitude Award. by David Hill

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Girls spike 1 1 -9 season The varsity volleyball team finished the season ll-9. Liz Albers was named to the All- Conference team and the All- County team along with All- County senior, Karen Stitzer. The team showed spirit and desire as they dropped some close three game matches in overtimes. In the Conference, the Wood- men were 5-2 losing only to Cen- ter Grove and Beech Grove in close matches. Karen Stitzer was named MVP with SZCZQ accuracy in spik- ing, 79'Zv accuracy in receptions, and 9076 accuracy in serving. Liz Albers was the Best Spiker with 105 aces, 132 good spikes, and 8676 accuracy. Pattye Young was Best Server and Setter with a 9576 accuracy in serving and 351 sets to her credit. Linda Pickle- seimer was named for Best Receptions with 69fZp target accuracy and 8777 total accu- racy. TOP: Terri Travis bumps the volleyball to the front line as Pattye Young and Karen Stitzer wait to help. CPhoto by I. DePledgeJ RIGHT: Liz Albers looks to the referee for a call during a volleyball game. CPhoto by B. Greenj OPP. TOP LEFT: Liz Albers hammers one to the floor. CPhoto by T. Tra- visj OPP. TOP RIGHT: Pattye Young sets the ball for Terri Travis. iPhoto by D. Badej OPP. MIDDLE RIGHT: Karen Stit- zer and Pattye Young show the intensity of volleyball as they stop a serve for a return. iPhoto by M. Jacksonj OPP. BOTTOM LEFT: Pattye Young makes a face as she attempts a return. iPhoto by I. DePledgeJ OPP. MIDDLE RIGHT: Karen Stitzer concentrates on her serve. iPhoto by I. DePledgeJ