South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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Junior Sarah Orman goes up for the KILL! Missi Moore performs another dink for the Lady Cats. Senior Captain Ann Antonini said: Winning Sectionals was the ultimate cosmic feeling, i loved it. I just wish we could have beaten Northview in Regionals. But hopefully next years squad can do it for the seniors of 85 .

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1984 Junior Varsity Team — Pictured Kris McCliesh. (Front): Mindy Russell. Mary (Back): Coach Cindy Chrzastowski, An- Cuel. Tonya McCullough, Chellie Gardner, nette Donohoe, Amy Chenhall, Lori Mary Beardsly, ad Lisa Ball. Waugh, Carol Dowdy, Becky 8ush. and Volleyball isn't just the bump, set, spike tech- nique. It is the team, com- petition, heartbreak, and happiness. Every evening the hit of the volleyball could be heard in the gym. Those evenings fi- nally paid off when the Lady Cats fought their way to a North Vermillion Invitational championship and a 1984 Sectional Championship with retir- ing Coach Cindy Chrzas- towski heading the op- eration. This season the Lady Wild- cats proved to be much stronger than expected, with a season record of 18-8 and a conference record of 6-2 placing sec- ond. Award winners are as fol- lows: Ann Antonini: Men- tal Attitude Award and Co-Most Valuable; Sarah Orman: Co-Most Valu- able. Both girls were se- lected to the WRC All Conference Team. The 1984 Volleyball Team has put pride and the feeling of elation into the sports program of South Vermillion, not to mention adding two trophies to the trophy case. Senior player Ann Antonini bumps the ball over. m 1984 Varsity Team — Pictured from left to Amy Harris, Sarah Orman, Tonya McCul- right: Donna Haase, Becky Sims, Lorri Perry, lough, Jenny Rohr, Debbie Bonomo, and Missi Moore, Melissa Ritter, Ann Antonini, Chellie Gardner.

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Of the nine letter winners, three were freshmen, two were sophomores and four were juniors. This will be a good factor in next years team, but it was a disadvantage this year ending with a season of 3-12. Dave Albin had a tough season at first singles, but showed improvement from beginning to end. Some hope for the future lies in freshman Shawn Wilson who played as high as second singles in his first year. Award winners this year were: Nelson Alexander, most dedicated; Roger Callese, most improved; and Chris Strobel, mental attitude. Next season looks very hopeful as all nine letter winners will be back. The girl's tennis team had a slow start this year, but steadily built their way up to winning the Wabash River Conference for the fourth year straight. Since this was their main goal, they felt like they had accomplished a great deal this season. The team ended with a 9-3 season. The award winners were Ann Antonini and Tonya Helt, most valuable; and Jo Jo Foltz, mental attitude. Senior Ann Antonini looks up as she serves to her opponent. 28