Lake Orion High School - Dragon Yearbook (Lake Orion, MI)

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II 7' he girls have great attitudes especially the Junior Varsity, commented coach Mike Hatch. Both teams are extremely enthusiastic this season. Judy Scribner, who's on the Jr. Varsity, said, Our Junior Varsity team works together better than any team l've ever been on. When volleyball prac- tices started in November, over fifty girls turned out. After the cut, nine girls were on Varsity and eleven on Junior Varsity. Basically we have a good team. Third year starter Linda Axsom is back and is helping tremendously, said Hatch. Lori Campbell is the only sophomore on Varsity. She states, t'VolleybalI is a lot of fun, I really en- joy it. Coach Hatch added, Our volleyball season is very lc-ng. We begin in November and end in late March. To help win the games we practice two hours a day. Mike Hatch concluded, We're not doing as well as we had hoped, but next year we'll have two excellent teams! varsity Volleyball 79

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THE 1979 SKI TEAM ffirst rowl Jim Szilagyi, Joe Schur, Chris Keoppen, Dave Byler, Kevin Wrest, Ed Evans. iSecond rowj Rich Rinky, Tim Turner, Nancy Petrison, Keith Williams, Mary Humbert, Don Tyrrell, Ron Tyrrell, Mike Becker, Tim Adams. iThird rowj Marty Blazkowski, Stacey McCleary, Rob Kohnen, Ann Donnely, Barb Taylor, Kris Miller, Alex Szilagyi, Mark Brendel. iFourth rowl Dan Dendell, Tom Glaspie, Dale Goemere, Jeff Bossard, Larry Goers, Matt Frey, Mark Resendez. FRAN JASSO bumps the ball. THE J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM ifront rowl Judy Scribner, Karen Miller, Monica Gabriau, Gayle Kisabeth, istandingl Beth Jones, Shan- non Spangler, Didi Dikinderon, Fran Jasso, Renee Flendel, and Coach Mike Hatch. lnot pictured, Linda Caylor.l 78 J.v. Volleyball LINDA CAYLOR gets ready to bump the ball and score for the Dragons. COACH MIKE HATCH listens intently to what Varsity has to say. THERSA VEZINA sets the ball up to win the game against Clarkston. THE 1979 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Qfront rowl Julie Jarvis, Chris Daugherty, Miki Gabriau, and Thersa Vezina, iback rowl Lori Golladay, Donna Flutt, Coach Mike Hatch, Lori Campbell, and Linda Axsom. 6 .

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0ur outstanding season is the result of dedication. ' coach Cal Darbee said of his league champs. The 1978 boys' tennis team was composed of several out- standing individuals. They were dedicated, intense and a pleasure to work with, added coach Darbee. The team record was 15 wins and 2 losses overall and 10 wins and 0 losses in league competition. The most valuable player award was given to Dave Nylund, the most improved player was Bob Howey, and the coach's award was given to Carl Stempin. Five players were all- Ieague selections: Carl Stempin, Lee Coffman, Marc Moehlman, Bill Lychuk and Tom Fluent. Tom Fluent and Bill Lychuk noted, The 1978 team was a prime exam- ple of dedication and hard work pay- ing off. After losing our top six players last year, this should have been a rebuilding year, but with our hard work, we got a league title, and had a tremendously satisfying yearQ 1 r ser 'R THE CONCENTRATION IS GREAT as Greg Brown tries to chalk up another victory. ALL LEAGUE MEMBER Lee Coffman works out during one of Mr. Darbee's tough prac- tices. 80 Guy's Tennis I THE 78 BOYS TENNIS TEAM, back row: Tom Glaspie, Lee Coffman, Carl Stempin, Tim Haase, Bob Howey, Mike Hinkle, Coach Cal Darbee, from rowg Dave Nylund, Bruce Wohlwend, Mike Daugherty, Tom Fluent, Marc Moehlman, Greg Brown, Bill Lychuk, Bob Kennis, and Jeff Kesselring. K tX,xQyn .mmxw XVVV, K. ,,.x,VY,yxxxx x ! if XXX, 'CKRQN -tx x KW Rx . . . N RHX KN . ,yxv x xxx .K K H 1 K KK . I. K , X. .. ,Ms Wxw..s,, ,xx K.. M. K. K HX K R f??bQ?5fsafs?qvqswwqQg K gfyefa' SFF? X is . , .fgxx STX. x yt 1 is 'ft ' FX KH fix Em