Wapahani High School - Legend Yearbook (Selma, IN)

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Spikers Gain Experience for uture .::..3 134 41 gee' N tr i- Q, 11 IB Q-71 in Y 'K- W l ll Girls' Varsity Volleyball. From row left to right: J. Lindsey. S. Kisner. L, Murrel. P. Buchanan. C, Fields. Back row left to right: T. Strauch mgr.. S. Clevenger, L. Lackey. K. Conwell. C. Reynolds. L. Humbert. R. Evans. J. Lambert. The Girl's Volleyball team ended the season on a disappointing note. The 2 wins and 14 losses were dis- couraging for the girls and for first year Coach Jane Lambert. The spikers worked well together but just couldn,t seem to come out on the winning end as much as they would have liked. The Junior Varsity team also suf- fered a losing season with a 4 and 14 record. Experience will be the key for next year, as no girls will be lost. Far left: Connie Schuck and Ellyn Hughes await the serve. Girls' Varsity Volleyball J Opp. Winner Union City Them ' Winchester Them Union Them Monroe Central Us Blue River Valley Them Burris Them Girls' Junior Varsity Volleyball. Cowan Them Daleville Us Yorktown Them Wes-Del Them Delta Them Shenandoah Them Muncie Central Them Randolph Southern Them County Daleville Them Sectional Jay County Them 'ig i 2-. - 64 l A

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Goyers Putt 6 And 6 Season The Wapahani Raiders Golf team performed well this year with a 50 percent, six and six record. Coach Robert Bogg,s team showed strength this year by placing third out of eight teams in the conference. In the county toumament the golfers fell back slightly by placing third out of six teams, and 11th out of 18 teams at the sectional. Wapahani senior Jay Taylor proved his ability this year by being medalist for the second year in a row. He was also in a tournament in which he was in a five way tie for third place, but lost in the final playoff. This year,s golf team members are: Brian Dudley, Perry Herwehe, Ron Hughes, Steve Rench, Don Stamper, Mark Stamper, Jay Taylor, Ron Taylor, Kevin Undem, Tim Undem. Above right: Golfers discuss the condition of the course they are to play on. Right: Ron Taylor deposits the flag after depositing the ball. Far right: Jay Taylor puts his Titalist away after warming up. Varsity Golf Opponent Wap.-Opp. Shenandoah 334-33 1 Frankton 168-191 Cowan 17 1-18 1 Burris 340-337 Monroe Central 176-158 Yorktown 357-349 Blue River 159-161 Union 164-194 Daleville 176-199 Wes-Del 171-180 Delta 172-162 Muncie South 344-315

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Girl Cagers look to the future. The girls basketball team was in a rebuilding season. Coach Jane Lam- bert had no seniors and only three juniors yet they struggled to end the season with a 4-ll record for the varsity and a 1-7 record for the J.V. cagers. There were several bright points in the year though, asjunior Pam Buchanan, with a 15.5 scoring clip, made the all county team and honorable mention was received by Kerry Conwell. Joyce Toole, a fresh- man, was leading free throw shooter. The experience gained this year, should help make the girls basket- ball team one ofthe toughest in the county next year. Far right: Robin Evans and Joyce Toole get tied up during a game. Right: Theresa Strauch struggles for a loose basketball. Opp. Wapahani Randolph So. 50 29 Monroe Cen. 59 37 Winchester 74 3 1 Yorktown 73 33 Wes-Del 63 32 Delta 65 45 Cowan 48 50 Muncie So. 49 34 Union 44 59 Daleville 33 55 Yorktown 64 32 Daleville 34 54 Muncie Cen. 48 35 Blue River 55 25 Muncie Cen. 45 44 Girls' Varsity Basketball, left to right: C. Fields. S. Kisncr. P, Buchanan. L. Murrell. J. Lindsey. back row: Ellyn Hughes mgr.. P. Mauck, K. Conwell. R, Evans. J, Toole. J. Lambert coach. Girls' Jr. Varsity Basketball 65