Indiana School for the Deaf - Oriole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Dawn Schriver soars high to spike the ball into Missouri ' s floor. Her spike gave ISD a point. During the exciting game with Iowa, Aimee Bippus prepares to score more points for her team. ISD OPPONENT L St. Rita W Tennessee Deaf L Heritage Christian L Bethesda L Sheridan L Morton Memorial L Ritter W Broad Ripple L Indianapolis Tech L Lutheran 4th MWSSD Tourney L Park Tudor L Indianapolis Christian L North Central (Sectional) 2 wins, 1 1 losses Tonya Scruggs tries to block the pass from the Wisconsin players. ISD eventually lost to them, 2-1. ISD girls showed alot of excitement about beating Iowa and earning a fourth place trophy. 43

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Orioles Learn From Faults The team stuck together taithtully and worked hard for each game even though they lost many games. At daily practices the team worked on passing the ball three times, spiking, blocking the spikes, and serving. ISD placed fourth out of eight teams in the MWSSD tournament held this year in Indiana. They had a hot, exciting match against Iowa. Although they lost the first game 7- 15, a fired-up Oriole team smashed the Bobcats the second game, 15- 0. With the series tied, ISD finally defeated them, 15-8. Captain Gina Trowbridge and freshman Aimee Bippus were cho- sen to be on the tournament All- Star team. »!? : • — 1 % - rn i TJ i- i K WfT 5? • ! ' ' a Adreine Gore quickly hits the ball to April Crompton who put the ball over the net. Passing three limes is important in the games. First Row: Lisa Felter. Second Row: Gina Trowbridge. Jodee Saylor. Tonya Scruggs, April Crompton. Third Row: Adreine Gore. Susan Ellis. Dawn Schriver, Susan Kirby, Ai- mee Bippus. Fourth Row: Managers Becky Hosteller, Christy Eldridge,

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FRONT ROW: Manager Angie Gedek, Na- dine Pavey. Elaine Rudolph. Brand! Pinkus. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Brenda Cartwnght, Leigh Meyer. Amy Barkhimer, Barbara An- dersson. BACK ROW; Lisa Holbrook. Da- vanna Beeson. Katie Breedlove. As the gun blasts. Amy Barkhimer (in black suit) competes against Brebeuf, Amy broke ISD ' s record in the butterfly event. Hard Work Pays Off For Swimmers We had a total roster of 12 girls at one point in the season. Our core nucleus was more like 9, said coa- ch Brenda Cartwright. Lisa Hol- brook. Leigh Meyer, Amy Barkhimer established records this year. They swam AAU during the summer with different teams in the state. Freshman Amy Barkhimer adjust- ed to team work-outs and methods of training. Junior Lisa Holbrook came in, did her work-outs, and left quietly. She set a good example for her fellow team-mates. Sophomore Leigh Meyer was the only swimmer who went to sectional and state competition this year. Leigh worked hard for her success- es. She was the first one in the water and the last one out of the pool. She also worked out on the weekends with her father. At the end of the season Leigh won Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player. ISD OPPONENT Indpls. Tech Mt. Vernon Roncalli Brebeuf Indian Creek Washington Hamilton S.E. Washington w Indpls. Howe L Clinton Central Won 1. Lost 9 Breaking records is not easy but Lisa Hol- brook succeeded in breaststroke. 44