Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1979, Page 80

Description:	*■ ft fRe/erve/clo/e with3-9 recordWe needed more consistency, commented reserve basketball coach RuthHidore about her team and its 3-9 record.Although this was a losing season, Hidorefelt the function of a reserve team—toprovide experience for promising players—was fulfilled. As many as 15 playersdressed for games, and between 10 and 15got some playing experience.Several reserve players (freshmen LisaBaker and Glenda Rice; sophomores BevSpeer, Kim Schutte, and Connie Volz; andjunior Carol Korb) also played varsity.In an effort to equalize Souths girls andboys sports programs, a freshman teamwas created. Hidore, varsity coach GeorgiaTidd, and IU student Karen Preforiuscoached the freshman team.The freshmen were divided into A and Bteams. Hidore felt the teams had a goodseason. The A teams record was 5-1, andthe B teams record was 5-0.TOP: GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM.FRONT ROW: Susan Starnes, Tina McFarlin,Julie Hunsaker, Joan Ellis, Connie Volz.SECOND ROW: Coach Ruth Hidore, KimSchutte, Dana Thrasher, Glenda Rice, RitaBradley, Sandy Landau, Lisa Sojka.MIDDLE: During a game againstConnersville, sophomore Sandy Landaujumps for possession of the ball in themiddle of the first half.BOTTOM: GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALLTEAM. FRONT ROW: Susan Gleyze, JeanaNolan, Stephanie Sears, Kim Lance, LoriWaggoner, Sandy Resch, Jetta Fultz.SECOND ROW: Manager Kim Killian, DanaThrasher, Helen McCloskey, Stacy Parker,Rita Bradley, Glenda Rice, Tracy McNeely,Lisa Baker.80 Girls Reserve/Freshman Basketball
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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