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

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There are times in life wlien every- thing seems to be right, and for ISD, the 1986 Central States School for the Deaf (CSSD) tourna- ment at Ohio School for the Deaf was one of them. The ISD boys ' basketball team smashed Ohio Deaf, Minnesota Deaf, and runner- up Missouri Deaf. They also won the free-throw contest for the second year after beating Kansas Deaf in a first-time-ever shoot-out. Brian Bip- pus, Rocky Murray, and Donald Yates were chosen as CSSD All- Stars. The ISD cheerleader squad was voted to be the champions. The basketball team and fans traveled back home to Indiana with great memories. With great enthusiasm, ISD cheerleaders show the audience why they are the champi- ons. Bob Kovatch and David Catt seriously watch their second string players against Minneso- ta, while the first string players rest for the championship game the next day. Rocky Murray does the back screen as Brian Bippus drives for a three point play against Missouri. Doug Mader lifts Darrick DuBois to get the net off the rim after the championship victory over Missouri. 51

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Orioles Capture Title at CSSD BOYS C. S. S. D. BASKETBALL CHAMPS 1986 iiifi We ' re number one! ISO ' s basketball team The ISO fans, players, and cheerleaders cele- and cheerleader squad show their champion- brate the victory seconds after the horn ship smiles. buzzed. Donald Yates goes up for two past Ohio play- ers. 50

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Hard-working Tracksters Show Good Potential A winning season record (8-3) and outstanding individual efforts highlighted the boys ' track season. Jerry Fischer set a new school record (127 ' 8 ) on the discus throw at the last meet against Cloverdale. Darrin Green tied the school record (2:04.8) in the 800 meter run at the sectional at North Central High School. The team had strength in all events, but did not have enough depth in middle and long distance events. Nine boys qualified for the sectional in eight out of fifteen events. Darrin Green, a freshman long distance runner, earned the t MVP award; Jerry Fischer, the MIP award; and Rocky Murray, the Charles Whisman Mental Attitude award. The girls ' track team showed im- provement in times and distances. Leigh Meyer set a new school record (6:30.6) in the 1600 meter run that Lisa Felter broke in an earli- er meet. The young and inexperi- enced team showed strength in long distance events, but lack of depth in field and sprint events hurt their record. Andrea Brown earned the MVP award; and Barbara Anders- son, the MIP award. If • ' ,| .. ..S.»- ? ,.8.D. .:« .8.0. ir ' ■» ' ■■ ' -:• T ' rt - ' . ' » ' ■ ■ 18.1 1.8.0 1.19 » .8.0. J,M . (.S.D t- FRONT ROW: Andrea Brown. Lisa Felter. Nadine Pavey, Jenny Lewis. Jenny Miller. Vi- tina Johnson, April Cromplon. MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Hickman, Katrina Sargent. Buf- fie Jones. Amy Barkhimer, Leigh Meyer, Re- becca Hostettler, Brenda Marshall. Angle Gedek, Stella Stouse, Barbara Andersson. BACK ROW: Manager Lisa Boone, manager Dawn Malone, assl. coach Scheryl Malone, asst. coach Vicki Marlow, Tonya Scruggs, Gina Trowbridge, Dawn Schriver. Aimee Bip- pus. Christy Eldridge, Melissa Westlake, Jodi Saylor, asst. coach Vincent Miller, manager Janice Fort, manager Melissa Ward, coach Jackie McBroom. Lisa Felter takes a good lead in the one mile run. ISD BOYS OPPONENT W Beech Grove L Sheridan W Heritage Christian W Ritter L Speedway L Morton Memorial W Lapel W Monrovia W Cloverdale W Hamilton Southeastern | W Brebeuf Won 8, Lost 3 ISD GIRLS OPPONENT L Beech Grove L Sheridan W Heritage Christian L Scecina L Ritter L Speedway 3rd Westfield Clinton Central W Lapel W Monrovia L Cloverdale L Hamilton Southeastern | W Morton Memorial Won 4. Lost 8 52