Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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The boys varsity volleyball team ended their season with a 3-6 record. Experience was one of the strong points the team didn't have. Rich Pluimer, the only returning letter- man, was voted MVP by his team- mates. The most improved player was Chris Moss and keeping the team together was Brian Byers, receiving the catalyst award. The junior varsity team had an excellent season posting a 7'1 record. It was good enough to be conference champs. Mark Miller was chosen the player who had most improved. ,zfiigm , 2 f, Q Nm., 0 YS VOLLE YBALL VARSITY BOYS VOLLEYBALL included M. Selman, B. Byers, A. Tucker, C. Rittel, M. Stephens, E. Johnson, M. Miller, R. Potter, C. Moss, M. Simatovich, R. Pluimer, S. Mundell, Coach Heavilin. dw ' -l'! !rm 5.4 is .