Northeastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

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Balanced Air Attack Pushes Girls To 15-5 Junior Trish Crowe dares anyone to try to take the ball away from her. Trish will be one ofthe starters back for next year. All-conference selection Mindy Fulks pulls up for thejumper during a Conference clash at the castle earlier this year. 941 Girls Varsity Basketball One reason for our success was on the team, coach Gordon the balance we had stated girls varsity Ricketts, as the gals ended the year with an 15-5 overall record. The team placed fourth in the con- ference, 3-3 overall, with Micci Townsend and Mindy Fulks receiving all-conference honors. This is the best win-lose record Northeastern has had in the eight seasons we have had the sport. This is because of hard work and the girls working together. Thanks, girls, for an enjoyable season, added Coach Ricketts. The girls lost a hard-fought battle to the sectional champions, Monroe Central Bears, in the semi-final game. lil .Q Y Seniors Lynnctte Powell, Mindy Fulks, and Micci Townsend stand with their parents just before they play in their last home game of their career at Northeastern. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL, front row, from left, Micci Townsend, Lynnette Powell. Mindy Fulks, Ronda Ozbun, Tammy Smith. Second row, Coach Gordon Ricketts, Trish Crowe, Brenda Martin, Kim Ryan, Karen Hamm. E . 3

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Jr. High Girls Wrap Up Season 2-9g 0-11 STH GRADE BASKETBALL, front row, from left, Lea Schneider, Stephanie Norman, Beth Brown. Back row, Dec Dee Taylor, Cheryl Pegg, Lori Berry, Coach Doug LeMaster. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL, front row, from left, Kelli Jackson, Sheree Cohee, Karen Smith, Amy Anderson, Gerric Shinn, Second row, Becky Newton, Leslie Soenen, Dianne Hill, Beth Branson, Stephanie Caplinger, Kristi Byrkctt. Coach Doug LeMaster. Sth grader Cheryl Pegg attempts to shoot as the defender tries to block the shot away. 8th Grade This years 8th grade girls team, coached by Mr. Doug LeMaster, end- ed the season with an overall record of 2-9. Leading the 8th grade round- ballers in scoring were Lori Berry and Cheryl Pegg. But when it came time to bring down the boards, Dee Dee Taylor and Beth Brown were always around, stated Coach LeMaster. 7th Grade One very important highlight of the season would be that in no contest did the girls ever quit giving all they had no matter how far they happened to be down, stated 7th grade coach, Doug LeMaster. Nevertheless the girls ended the year 0-l 1. Dianne Hill and Beth Branson led the team in scoring while Leslie Soenen posted the best charity stripe percentage with 41. Junior High Girls Basketball X93 A .4

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