Greenwood High School - Woodman Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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1 l TOP LEFT: Keeping her eye on the ball is important for Jennifer as she sets up her return shot. TOP RIGHT: Jill Cocktill serves in a match. BOTTOM RIGHT: The view through the fence makes an interesting picture of tennis. LOWER LEFT: Diane makes contact with the tennis ball in a match. fPhotos by S. Merrickj

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Woodmen hit slump-8-9 The Varsity baseball team fin- ished with an 8-9 record, a three way tie for third place in the conference behind Mooresville and Whiteland. Jim Harris and Brett Mann were selected All-Conference and All-County. The pair were also co-MVP,s for the Wood- men. Highlights of the year for the young team included Pat Hagan's 2-1 pitching record with an ERA of 2.12. Doug Blaase was 12-12 in stolen bases. And Dave Hill had a fielding percent- age of .966. VARSITY BASEBALL CFrontJ Bill Ader, Phil Reed, Ron Drake, Jim Harris, Doug Blaase, Bill Evansg CROW 21 Ron Vest, Brett Mann, Rick McLeod, Todd VanDeman, Skip Dilk, Dave Hill, Pat Hagan, Dan Skeel, Coach Ed Roush. iPhoto by S. Edwardsj TOP: Catcher Brett Mann confers with pitcher Pat Hagan on the mound as the Woodmen try to pull one out.