Stonybrook Middle School - Petroglyph Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Concentrating to make the winning point is Cindy Payne(22). Hitting the ball back to a Greenfield opponent is Tina Hampton(32) while Danette Csil- lag(24) and Cindy Payne(22) prepare to assist. Playing the net, Danette Csillag(24) returns the ball while Cindy Payne(22) looks on. Freshman Volleyball 95

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Netters capture 3rd in County; Defense sparks 8-10 season Defeating Beech Grove 2-0 and Eastwood 2-0, the freshman girls ' vol- leyball team advanced to the finals. After making it to the final play-offs, the girls captured third out of sixteen teams in the County. At first our serves needed work. I think that ' s the reason for our losses, stated Danette Csillag. Defense is what led the netters to a 8-10 season. Stephanie Meredith, Danette Csillag, and Melissa Hoog led the defense, while Cindy Mohr and Cindy Payne led the offense. We could have had a winning sea- son if we would have improved out set-ups and our serves, stated Sherri Stanley. According to Coach Jan Cabel, The girls really improved late in the season which is satisfying to a coach. I think that they played very well. During a time-out, Coach Jan Cabel discusses team strategy. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW — C. Payne, D. Csillag, S. Meredith, T. Hamp- ton, C. Mohr, A. Hook. BACK ROW — A. Riches, J.J. Life, M. Hoog, S. Stanley, Coach Jan Cabel. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL 8 wins, 10 losses Coach Ja: n Cabel (Fall — 1981) STB OPP Southport 2 Northview 1 2 Westlane 1 2 South Wayne 2 1 Perry Meridian 1 2 Lawrence Central 1 2 Lawrence North 2 Ben Davis 2 Creston 2 Clay 2 Fulton 1 2 Greenfield 1 2 Warren 2 Decatur 2 1 Eastwood 2 1 County 3rd 94 Freshman Volleyba ill Trying to widen the margin, Stephanie Mer- edith(20) serves the ball. During the match against Warren, Cindy Mohr(15) along with teammate Melissa Hoog(14) bumps the ball.

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Teamwork leads to 7-2 slate; Carmel tourney caps season Let ' s go Redskins! With tiie help of this rousing cheer before every game, the seventh and eighth grade volleyball team made through the year with a 7-2 slate. Highlight of the season was captur- ing the second place trophy at the Carmel Tourney. Toughest opponent proved to be host Carmel. Serving, bumping, and overall teamwork topped off the list of the team ' s good qualities, whil e setting was considered a weak point. Accord- Going in for Debbie Bradley is Amy Hankins. Scoring the winning point is server Melissa Blake. ing to Coach Phil Talbert, Some- times the girls weren ' t as motivated as they should have been. Both returning lettermen, Andrea Cly and Kristin Ellis, agreed that the girls worked well together, expecially under pressure. Coach Talbert com- mented, The season was better than expected with a lot of growth in team- work. Returning the ball, eighth grader Dana Lisle scores a point. SEVENTH EIGHTH VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW — C. Daughtery, L. Joslin, T. Singh- urst, A. Hankins, K. Ellis, M. Murphy, D. Bradley, R. Goodyear. BACK ROW — L. Jones, D. Lisle, E. Parr, G. Lamey, M. Blake, A. Cly, V. Lampkins, Coach Phil Talbert. 96 7th 8th Volleyball 7th 8th VOLLEYBALL 7 wins, 2 losses Coach Phil Talbert (Fall— 1981) STB OPP Northview 2 1 Westland 2 1 South Wayne Craig Ben Davis 2 2 2 1 Creston 1 2 Clay Carmel Tourney (4-way) Fulton 2nd 2 2 1 Beech Grove 2 Meredian Tourney (2-way) Eastwood 2nd 2