Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Led by (eam captains, Kim Galyan and Tawny Stewart, the Varsity Vol- leyball team won straight sets over rivals Danville and Crawfordsville. Eight of the contests played were forced into extra games by our fine team. The Reserve Volleyball team gained more experience for next season with a record of seven wins and nine losses. They won four straight sets this season. Coach Ma- sariu was especially proud of the fine efforts of Trish May and Kara Park, who were All-Conference players. The mental attitude went to Beth Gee and the most valuable player was Kara Park 19

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We Opponent (Varsity) They 15-10-15 Speedway 12-15-10 4-14 Whiteland 15-16 15-4-8 At tucks 9-15-15 8-15-15 Lebanon 15-8-11 15-16 Avon 7-14 8-15-10 Mooresville 15-13-15 15-15 Crawfordsville 9-13 15-13-15 Cascade 8-15-3 5-15-5 Browns burg 15-11-15 6-3 Beech Grove 15-15 7-8 Franklin Central 12-15 15-13 Greenwood 17-15 15-15 Danville 12-12 13-11 Center Grove 15-15 9-15-15 Western Boone 15-11-10 11-15-5 Tri West 15-5-15 3-6 Tri West (sectionals) 15-15 We Opponent (Reserve) They 12-5 Speedway 15-15 15-15 Whiteland 9-9 13-10 Attucks 15-15 7-15-15 Lebanon 15-5-12 10-15-13 Avon 15-4-15 14-7 Mooresville 16-15 9-8 Crawfordsville 15-15 15-15 Cascade 0-9 15-4-15 Brownsburg 9-15-11 1-6 Beech Grove 15-15 8-15-13 Franklin Central 15-13-15 1-4 Greenwood 15-15 9-15-15 Danville 15-4-8 15-15 Center Grove 6-12 15-15 Western Boone 9-2 8-13 Tri West 15-15 Coach Masariu gives final instructions to the Varsity team, while in the locker-room. Members of the Varsity team are. Front How (I to r): Patsy Cox. Beth Gee. Natalie Homan. Darcy Westfall. Back: Tawny Stewart. Kathy Ulrey. Kara Park. Trish May. Lori Reever. Stacey Peters. Keeping score diligently is Lisa Newlin. Natalie Homan prepares to serve during the Varsity Volleyball game. The Reserve Volleyball team includes. Front Row (1 to r): Mary Cavett, Dana Peters. Tami Toon, Tammy Shadwick. Debbie Heinrichs. Beth Markey. Buck: Kim Patton. Patsy Cox. Vicki Proud. Debbie Ferrel. Susan Earle. Coach Masariu. As Kara Fork looks on. Trish May gets ready to bump the ball. Girls “spike’’ into a new season 18

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Members of the Tennis team. Front How (I to r) Kevin Gulley. Rex Murat. Mike Weaver. Scott Sontag. Brad Fishel. Don Cobb. Tom Johnson. Doug Hawk. Denny Smotherman. 2nd How. Pat Turner. Jeff Goens. Scott Kost. Todd Davis. Howie James. Ron Sturgeon. Tim Smith. David Fiscus. Bock How. John Kirtley. Dean Eggers. David Groover. Kenny McCoy. Brad Saxman. Trent Dial. Greg Ryan. Mike Muse. Dan Wisehart. Tennis team lobs into the eighties Serving to his opponent is Junior Kenny McCoy. As Mike Weaver looks on. John Kirtley shows off his finesse With unbroken concentration. Brad Saxman volleys to his opponent. Coach Muston gives some pointers to a few members of the tennis team. Stepping into his return. Greg Ryan keeps his eyes on the ball. The 1979 Quaker tennis team got off to a good start coming in tenth out of sixteen teams in the Richmond Doubles. The team was led by Brad Saxman, as captain, who was also All-Conference player; Greg Ryan was the most valuable player. Coach Muston was pleased to announce that the tennis team was Mid-State Champion at 2 Singles. They ranked second at sectionals and their conference rank was fourth. 20