Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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SET TOWIN he 1986-87 Volleyball Team was an experienced team. Returnees from last years team were Captain Liz Barney, Tracey Cooper, Sonja Entrekin, Vicky Maxon, and Nadine Sipos. Their knowledge and leadership skills helped coaches Mike Paguia and Jim Agor teach the less experienced players the necessary skills that it takes to be a winning team. Freshman Michelle Kilpatrick was voted Most Improved, J unior J anelle George was Best All-Around, and Captain Liz Barney was voted MVP. Liz Barney sets the ball for an awesome spike. Sonja Entrekin makes a powerful, hard-winning spike to the other team. Nadine Sipos watches with concentration as a teammate makes a play. First row: Michelle Kelly tmgrj, Tracy Cooper, Teddy Norcross, Nadine Sipos, Michelle Kilpatrick, Becky Haslemann, Janelle George, Vicky Maxon. Second row: Liz Barney thtJ, Charlotte Sillman, Sonja Entre- kin, Katja Fletcher, Kim Collins. Sports 51

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eadership, talented athletes, and undying determie nation were the trade-marks of the 1986-87 Junior Varsity Football team. The team benfitted from the excellent coaching skills of Coach Floyd Leighton, and with the help of assistant coaches Charlie Mitchell, Byron Malo- grides, and John McFall, completed a successful season with a 6 win, 1 loss record. Outstanding athletes on this excellent team were Best Of- fensive Back, Monte Davis, Best Defensive Back, Mike Handley, Best Offensive Lineman, Robert Flatt, and Best Defensive Lineman, Tim Arrants. The Most Improved Play- er was Junior, Tom Nelson. The winner of the coachTs award was sophomore Rick Hinson, and sophomore Monte Davis was voted the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. The Heidelberg Lions Junior Varsity Football Team strived for perfection and won game after game for a roaring season. Robert Flatt reaches for a tackle to prevent the touchdown of a Nuernherg Eagle. Quarterback, Rick Hinson gives instructions for the next of- fensive play. First row: Rick Hinson, Rim Arrants. Second row: Jeff Cooper, Ed Day, Kevin Hall, R0 Platt, Donald Dunn, Mike Armijo, Simon Arriola, Ken Rogers, Jeff McDaniels. Third Shane Mitzel, John Aguirre, Scott Snyder, Matt Gillies, Monte Davis, Alex Uhlenhopp, K Johnson, Fred Keville, Mike Handley. Fourth row: Villis Floyd, Robert Batie, Sven Parker, Webster, Tom Nelson, Kris Jones, Robert Smith, Marcus Graham, Donald West. Fifth Eric Hollenbaugh, Derek Jardine, Mark Goldman, Brad Hogan, Dennis Barber, Tyler C Mike Dangerfield, Sean Van Rooyen, Frank Abedi. Sixth row: Dietrich Knapp ngrJ, Ch 50 Sports Mitchell, Byron Malogrides, Floyd Leighton, John McFall, Lyle Harrison. MVP Monte Davis smiles after a winning sea- son with a 6-1 record.

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SPIKING THE ith a Varsity Volleyball team com- posed of such outstanding athletes as Melissa Meyer, Michelle John- son, Susanne Marcus, Heather Rudderham, Tracy VanWormer, Tonya Williams, Suzanne Haslemann,Ke11ie Bailey, Tracy Brown, April Amparan, and Kristie Zimmerman, it was in- conceivable that the Lady Lions could do any- thing but win. Starting out the season with roaring Victories over Hanau, Munich, and Bonn, the Lady Lions made winning a tradi- tion. Ending the season with a decisive Victory over Zweibruecken, in the AA-AAA ttBig Schoolsh Tournament, the Lady Lions Volley- ball team proved to be the real champions. Michelle Johnson and Melissa Meyer were chosen for All-Conference and All-Tourna- ment. Tonya Williams was chosen for Allv Conference and Suzanne Haslemann was cho- sen for All-Tournament, and honorable men- tion for All-Conference. Spiking the ball, Heather Rudderham racks up another point for the Lions. Front: Melissa Meyer, Tracy Brown. Standing: Coach Rich Bennett, Hea Rudderham, Tracy VanWormer, Kellie Bailey, Suzanne Haslemann, April t paran, Kathleen Owen tmgrl Tonya Williams bumps the ball as teammates April Amparan and Tracy Br watch in anticipation.