Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Junior Varsity Row 1: Manager Maqda Mous, Coach Mary Shroyer, Janice Green. Row 2: Jen- nifer Bailey, Michelle Croxall, Lori Miller, Anaie Yoder, Mona Miller, Nikki Miller Ladder: Marcia Bomtrager, Starlet Yoder, Jade Eysol. Middle: Are you ready, Michelle, for Maraaret’s awesome set coming your way? We are sure you will fire it down! Below: Starlet Yoder and Mona Miller watch in amazement while Michelle Croxall jumps up to spike one down. VISITOR le Freshmen Kow 1; Manager Detra Toler, Teri Miller, Marci McCramer, Margaret Frey. Row 2: Michelle Darrenkamp, Beki Baker, Brook Wilson, Jenny Eagleson, Angela Por- ter. A Time For Change Girls’ Volleyball [29 Above: Is it a plane? Is it a bird? No, it’s a Knepper! The other varsity players faith- fully cover Stephanie Knepp’s spike.

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Raiden, Ready lo Kil! The Raider volleyball team had this year a fantastic season. Coaches Mike Lewis, Mary Shroyer, and Mark Cruwell led all three teams to winning sea- sons. Freshmen had this year an easy job; with their record of 15- 1, they killed every opponent. J.V. had to sweat more but their record 16-4 points out that they also had an outstanding season. Varsity had many exciting games Varsity sitting: Melanie Borntrager, Crystal Bender, standing: Deanna Green, Coach Mike Lewis, Kallie Kilmer, Kari Morris, Stacey Demp- sey, Stephanie Knepp, Stephanie Yoder, lad- der: Staci Kauffman, Julie Miller, Manager Magda Mous. A Time For Change Girls’ Volleyball 24 and they won most of them, so they did a wonderful job! Varsity Volleyball Awards are as follows: MVP Kallie Kilmer, MA Deanna Green, Offense Kari Morris, De- fense Stephanie Yoder. With sev- en seniors leaving, next year will be a time for change. Thank you, seniors, and, of course, all the other players for a fantastic vol- leyball season! Varsity Scoreboard = a — WY Marian East Noble Manchester Warsaw West Noble Concord Elkhart Memorial Penn Bremen Warsaw Fairfield Goshen Bethany Northwood Elkhart Central Lakeland Wawasee Westview Jimtown Plymouth NONOONNONOCCONOCONNOONO OCNONNOKRPNONNNONNEFONNO YD v fo imi Top: Are you J.V. girls (Starlet Yoder, Marcia Borntrager) sure you want to be on that side of the net while Kallie Kilmer kills one down? lee rs i SS 2 one a |

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26 Where The Raider Boy’s Tennis Team, under the leadership of Coach Lederach, finished the season at 7-7. The team had a better start than any other team in Northridge history; however, they fell just short of a winning season. Ryan Miller and Tony Wakley served as co-captains for the squad this season. Although the varsity team was dominated by seniors, the Raiders can look forward to a promising season next year when the junior varsity moves up. Tony Wakley earned the Most Valuable Player Award ‘Boys’ tennis had the best start in North- ridge history .. .”’ Front: Ryan Morehouse, Bronson Troyer, Jason Yoder. Middle: Steve Stose, Roger Knepp, Tony Wakley, Coach Lederach, A Time For Change Boys’ Tennis Andre? while fellow senior Bronson Troyer won the Mental Attitude Award. Tony’s and Bronson’s strong performances not only earned them Raider awards but also earned them first place ranking in the Northern Lakes Conference as they teamed up to play number one doubles. The junior varsity team also had a very competitive season and ended the year with four wins, six losses, and three tied games. Their experience this year should provide a solid founda- tion for next year’s squad. Ken Rychener, Ryan Miller, Jeff Mast. Back: Jason Bontrager, Jay Yoder, Tim Tayler, Jon Marchant, Chris Troyer. oe oe Bnet oe Ly 3c) F . ba Se Tere e Be Ft om = = = Below: Ken Rychener hopes to serve an ace with this shot. » .s | — Fo. S 9— : e iw SEasgetaaae ph) te TF 4 Se - ! r s.. P Ps — : as - . — 2 . : pet P . P ‘ a a i Sener = SRQeaecaeraeaceece 7 OS ceo © SaeaueESPSSReP ee: sd a Se.