Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Potential With 20-5 Record low 1: K. Dunn, M. Minne, W. Kinter, D. Kasporzak, D. Hesch, J. Seltzer, C. Osman. Row 2: Coach Anderson K langelsdorf, K. Niedbalski, K. DeNeve, M. Tobolsk!, H. Waumans, K. Hobkirk, S. Alexander. Coach Bobby, Coach lira DeNeve spikes [he ball against South Bend LaSalle. Varsity Volleyball MHS Opp Penn 15. 15 6, 4 Adams 15, 15 0, 8 St. Joe 15, 15 12, 8 Highland 15, 15 4. 3 LaPorte 15, 7, 15 11. 15, 4 Marian 8, 14, 15 15, 9, 12 Bremen 15, 15 4. 6 Clay 15, 15 9, 4 Washington 15, 15 4, 4 Adams 15, 15 1, 7 St. Joe 15, 15 9, 10 Riley 15, 15 9, 9 Elkhart Memorial 1, 15 7, Elkhart Central 15, 15 6, 2 Michigan City Elston 15, 15 6. 4 Dwenger 8, 15, 9 14. 13, 15 Fort Wayne 15, 15 6, 13 Roncalli 15, 7, 15 13, 15, 6 Burris 6, 13 15, 15 LaSalle 15, 15 1, 9 Penn 15, 15 1. 5 Season Record: 20-5 NIC Record: 3-3, and 4 ties Volleyball 25

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Could you imagine standing with your face to the net having somebody spike the volleyball right in front of you? Vf ell. that is what Mishawaka ' s Varsity Volleyball team did. They had an excel- lent season with twenty wins and five losses. Coached by Dave Anderson, the girls volleyball team opened the season with Volleyball Girls Show Skills And two consecutive wins over Penn, Mishawaka ' s number one rival. Defeat- ing Elkhart Memorial, Elkhart Central, and Michigan City Elston without losing one match to them were some high- lights during the 1984 season. Then to top off a very good season, Mishawaka beat Penn again at their last match. The seniors provided great leadership and their leaving will be a loss to the team and the highschool. However, the upcoming juniors and seniors have great skill and potential. These girls gave their best for the sport and all of them should be congratulated, said Coach Anderson. Marianne Tobolski is up and ready to spike the ball. Sue Alexander returns the ball over her opponents heads. Kelly Niedbalski set one of her teammates up for an excellent return. 24 Volleyball

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Teams Prove Closeness In Every The 1984 Junior Varsity Volleyball team ended their season with nine wins and three losses. Highlights of the sea- son were the victories over the previous- ly undefeated St. Joe and the strong teams from Elkhart Central, Adams, and Penn. Coach Boddy and the girls set up goals for themselves which were to play a six-two offense, to play a five-one of- fense, and to learn defensive positions. These goals were accomplished. One unusual game did occur, and it was against Adams. The Cavewomen defeated Adams without the help or as- sistance of two of their starters. As a matter of fact, the game turned out to be one of the best they ever played, accord- ing to Coach Jean Boddy. The B-Team worked together during a long, hard season of practices. Because of their hard work and perserverance, MHS has a bright future in volleyball. They may not get much recognition, but they sure put in a lot of effort, said Coach Boddy. Julie Seltzer, one of the players, said what she liked most was the closeness of the team members and how everyone took the time to help others correct their mistakes. The 1984 Freshman Girls ' Volleyball team ' s most unusual game was against South Bend Washington. Out of the thir- ty points they scored, twenty-seven were on service aces and three kills were from spikes. All seven points Washing- B-Team Volleyball MHS Opp Marian 9, 11 15, 15 Breman 14, 15. 15 16, 8, 3 Clay 15. 15 6, 4 Washington 14, 15, 15 16, 7, 10 Adams 15. 15 12. 7 Si. Joe 5, 15. 15 15, 9, 10 Riley 15, 11, 15 12, 15, 7 Elkhart Memorial 8. 15, 12 15, 2, 15 Elkhart Central 15, 15 6, 8 Michigan City Elston 15, 15 9. 9 LaSalle 14, 13 16, 15 Penn 14, 15 12, 13 Season Record: 9-3 Row 1: S. Keyser, J. Seltzer, L. Riddle, H. Uaumans, L. Daggy. T. Amos. Row 2: R. ler. K. Hoober, J. Rietveld, W. Kintner, D. Hesh. S. O ' Keefe, Coach Boddy. 26 Volleyball