North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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pon receiving the serve Beth Enequist uses good technique to forearm Amy Anderson awaits the backset from setter Rhonda De- ass the volleyball. Cock, iw .ar if r,,,,,,, W . .... ,. ....A , . ..... .. ...... .. .... .. i' M :fu--. 2 . xx x X' at me ..,,eMMw,aws-New Varsity Volleyball: Jeni Claeys. Dana Hoffmann, Beth Enequist, Shelley Hubbs, Amy Anderson. Rhonda DeCock, Jodi Osterberg, Michelle Holdorf. Row 2: Michelle Bourn. Darcy Martel. Amy Bader. Chris Brehmer. Lauri Harsh, Carrie lversen. Tara DeCoster, Jill Brandon. Row 3: Heidi Krueger. Lisa , ,, Loussaert. V V f xf MIL!! We M l f,,,, iodi Osterberg blocks the volleyball in a heated natch.

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SEGKDJINTIDJ EN' MAG 162 X-...W . N. is .. ff. V' ewes C .. . Q L Zi ' ww 5- Af 6 , . ' ' , 1 ,gi 1 V 'V'V ii' r Q A ' at A, --.....-!'K, .........-U abr: isa Carrie lversen. Amy Anderson, and Shelley Hubbs await the oncoming ball as they position themselves for a defensive block. A congratulatory handslap between Dana Hoffman and Rachel Ortiz symbolizes the team effort that was a definite part of the Lancer girI's success. The 1987 season gave the Lady Lancer volleyball team much to look back on and be proud of with a 2nd place finish in the MAC, a match record of 20-9-3, and a final ranking of 9th in the state. Though the success was not gained by many first place finishes or championship trophies, it was instead shown through attacks the ball with another ace spike. Amy Anderson the team effort, hard work, and most of all, through the quality of volleyball this team often showed. Post season honors went to Amy Anderson for Honorable Mention MAC. Shelley Hubbs at 2nd team MAC. and Jodi Osterberg lst team MAC.

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Going up for the spike. Peggy Ranson shows expert form against Pleasant Valley. With the set high in the air. Peggy Ranson goes up towards the ball Tonya Nellis and Janel Whitaker back her up. Z y, ii gi IFERST HN MAG Team work. tough practices. and determination are what earned this years' sophomore volleyball team a first place win at the Wilton lnvitational. a first place win at the North Scott Invitational, and first place in the MAC conference. With a record of seven wins and one loss in the conference, and twenty wins, one loss, and one tie overall, it was easy to agree with Jean DeCock when she said. Practices were long and hard, but they paid off in the games we played. Peggy Ranson commented, Mr, Merrick encouraged us to play up and beyond our potential. earning us a winning season. To help preseve good conduct on the courts. yellow and red sportsmanship cards were formed. A yellow in the referee's hand gave the player warning number one. a red signified warning number two, and a red and yellow together excused the player or coach from the match. 164 SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL jLg. xXB gr: f,,,, 25-N Y' X A, ' - . 'fe Sophomore Volleyball: Jeni Claeys. Peggy Ranson. Kelli Wuestenberg. Janel Whitaker. Jill Brandon. Row 2: Sonja Ortiz, Susan Dobbe. Brenda lversen. Shelly Lafrenz, Tonya Nellis, Jill Harsh. Row 3: Sarah Siemsen. Jean DeCock. Angela Mason, Kathy Claeys, Kari Petersen. Kris Litwiller.