Northside Junior High School - Norsemen Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Q QI ' V xg' A I , -' . i U.,-, 4' . .Q 7 4 . ' of' . ' ' 4 i ,Q 4-.11 r 2: 4 if' 1 X Wendy Hoke does a double - take with a fantastic return ide' V4 C its-. E , Wendy Hoke serves the ball in hopes of scoring for Northside. Like all good teams, Northside f warms up before each game. This is V' one of their practice warm - ups.

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Chr' tory Behind The Kecord xx rfxbql V This year's team Captains were Wendy Hoke and Susan Mortan. VOLLEYBALL STATISTICS 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Game wm. Byrd 15 - 8 15 - 2 Glenvar 11 - 15 16 - 18 Franklin Co. 7 - 15 5 - 15 Andrew Lewis 14 - 15 6 - 15 Cave Spring 15 - 10 15 - 6 Hidden Valley 15 - 3 13 - 15 15 - 8 Wm. Byrd 15 - 0 15 - 6 Glenvar 15 - 11 9 - 15 15 - 9 Franklin Co. 5 - 15 5 - 15 Andrew Lewis 1 - 15 15 - 4 4 - 15 Cave Spring 15 - 11 15 - 7 Hidden Valley 12 - 15 7 - 15 PLAYOFF Hidden Valley 'I5 - 'IO 8 - 15 'I5 - 'IO Andrew Lewis 15 - 12 4 - 15 8 - 15 The 1979 - 80 Volleyball team members were Bev Craighead, Aimee Toohig, Susan Mortan, Wendy Hoke, Robyn Vessey, Alicia Richards, Manager Stephanie Stamus, Coach Miss Graube, Ellen Mortan, Renee Sweetenberg, Sophia Sweetenberg, Missy Walker, Rebecca White, jenny Beavers, Charlotte Coleman, Manager Karen Lafferty. This year the Volleyball team had an average year, or so the record showed. But when you get down to the bare facts, one finds that Northside lr. had a more than average team. We found this out when we interviewed Miss Graube, the coach of the team. They did great! she said, They exceeded my expectations. Towards the end of the year they really started to hustle and work together as a team. They were as good as any team l've coached even though the record doesn't show it. This year the team had 14 members. There were 11 new members and only three veterans. Any one who saw this team in action could plainly see that the team showed talent, sportsmanship, and pride in being from Northside. Alot of the girls complained because of the hard work put to being part of the team, Iwho wouldn't?J but they knew it was neces- sary or else they wouldn't have come as far as they did. When asked what she thought of the team's sea- son, Miss Graube replied, I thought they did ex- tremely well for a team of mostly new members. They deserve real credit for them to have come this far

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1.311 Nvrseuf1fme14'.s' Crack Gram e' if flllll -A .nl Q .4 , , A 1- P The 1978 - 79 Girls' track team for Northside junior includes, Rhonda Sweenteberg, Mary Salyers, Susan Roy, Wendy Hoke, Tammie Slaone, julie Conner, Sherri Runyon, Lisa McNutt, Diane Beard, Beka Saddler, Eva Summers, Karen Countess, Tambra Reed, Dedra Stacy, Kristen Kon- rad, Margaret Mason, Cindy Gribben, Ragan Bishop, Sherri Maycock, Vicki Hicks, loanie lournell, Anita Leonard, Regina Collins, Marla Ste- vens, Angie Ayers, Debbie Blevins, Ruth Frazier, Kathy Stanger, Robin Mintkenbaugh, Patricia Peroulas, Erin Duncan and Joy Peverall. Tanya Lewis has just thrown a shot and looks happy about the results.