Lynnhaven Junior High School - Sandfiddler Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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150 , Blackman slammed BLUES FIELD HOCKEY The Blues Field Hockey Team finished the season with five wins, two losses, and one tie. They went on to battle the lnde- pendence Eagles in the semi-fin- als for the championship title. Unfortunately, after all their strenuous practices, they lost a hard fought game 1-0. There were twenty two goals scored this season. Ashley in twelve A SUCCESSFUL YEAR goals. Heather Foster finished with six goals. Jennifer Morrison scored three times, and Mary Manning scored once. Without the defense, the team would not have been as success- ful. The three halfbacks, Melissa Moran, Shelly Doolittle, and Carolyn l'lurwitz did an outstand- ing job backing up the offense. The fullbacks, Amy Dunbar and Sara Field pressured the oppos- ing offense out of scoring. Mind Cloyes, goalie, only allowed fou goals to pass by her. The team would like to than Miss Conkwright for her dedica tion to the team. She led them to many glorious victories. Hopeful ly, the 1987-88 hockey seaso will be just as successful as thi year's team. Front row: Ashley Blackman, Melissa Moran; Row 2: Mary Manning, Nikki Ferris, Michelle Serrano, Bambi Sullivan, Carolyn l-lurwitz, Karen Canaday, Kristi Warren, Lauren Knispel, Melissa Chaffee, Kristen Schwerer, Ashley Bolen, Amy Gaskins; Row 5: Tamieerght, Mary Bohnhoff, Ashleigh Hill, Heather Hoehline, Heather Foster, Saga Heidi Jennifer W, Amy Dunbar, Shelly Doolittle, Mindy Cloyes, Kelly Hood, Sarah Poore, Julie Battaglla, Wendy Cohen; Row 4: Miss Conkwright.

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152 BLUES CHEERLEADERS HARD WORK AND DEDICATION The cheerleaders could be found at each game cheering the teams onto victory or leading the fans in cheers. Yet cheering at a game is only one of the many responsibilities of a Lynnhaven Junior High cheerleader. The Lynnhaven cheerleaders sacrificed long hours of summer vacation and time after school to practice. They worked on old cheers and devised new ones. They also made colorful posters for the halls and stadiums. With help from the captains of the squad, Ashley Blackman and Jessie McLellan, the girls learned new jumps at several practices. Being a cheerleader requires hard work, dedication, and long hours of practice. Each Lynnha- ven cheerleader displayed all of these characteristics. Their work this year was terrific and greatly appreciated by fans, coaches, and athletes. Way to go girlsl!