LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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CO a3 O CO The 1980-81 varsity girls ' basket- ball team began a rebuilding pro- gram this year, showing in the team ' s record ot 6 wins against 1 1 losses. The sophomore-dominated team performed well during the sectional, defeating Riley and coming close to defeating Clay, who later became sectional champs. The team was led by co-captains Connie Adamo and Doreen Bolin. Debbie Nowak and Clara Shane were the other 2 seniors. The team and Coach Nowicki look forward to next year ' s season with its strong and experienced returning players, along with in- coming sophomores. The jr. varsity had a successful season with an over-all record of 10-4. The co-captains were sopho- more Janine Adamo and junior Kris Overdorf . The team looks forward to a season just as good, if not better, than this year ' s team. Coach Myers feels that the team worked hard and was proud of the younger Lions. OPP. PG; MID LEFT: Senior Connie Adamo looks for a teammate in a home game against Clay. MID: Kelly Klute dribbles past a colonial on her way to a sure two points. MID. RT: Zennia Phillips shows her concentration as she dribbles down the lane. BOT LEFT: The team huddles around Coach Myers to talk and revise their game plan during a time-out, BOT RT: Clara Shane and Sue Anthony take on two colonials on a fast break. THIS PG: UPP. LEFT, Bev Newsome goes for the tip against her Clay counterpart. MID, Senior co- captain Doreen Bolin concentrates on the basket as she prepares to make her free throws. MID RT, The lady Lions fight hard for the ball against city rival Clay.

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VARSITY BASEBALL LHS OPPONENT St. Joe 10 St. Joe 3 2 Clay 6 John Adams 1 4 Penn 7 6 Riley 5 1 Washington 3 4 M.C- Elston 3 6 Elk. Memorial 3 Elk. Central 5 4 Mishawaka 4 2 Clay 6 16 Penn , ■ 1 M.C. Elston ' • 3 T ' 4 John Adams 5 Riley ' k ° Washington 1 •glk.Memq«|i( i Elk. ' CenTral W %1- 6 % ' T Mishawaka J 2 4 Sectionals; ■ .. i ia St. Joe 4 T ' ■ Clay . r 1 5 ) Htta ' JR. VARSITY BASEBALL LHS OPPONENT Jofen Adams 4 3 pMi, 3 1 Rile 9 5 Washington 5 2 M.C. Elston 6 3 Elk. Memorial 1 Elk Central 2 1 Mishawaka 9 2 Clay , 5 6 JM niK 11 2 v -V . 3 M. EistV 13 5 John Adamfe 3 1 Riley 4 Wastogton Elk Memorial , . wm. , Elk. Central 4 1 Mishawaka 3 4 ' VARSITY FOOTBALL LHS OPPONENT Gary Mann 12 Elston 18 6 Riley 12 32 Penn 19 12 ., Clay 35 Elk. Central 14 35 Mishawaka 7 40 Memorial 14 15 Jofifv Adams GIRLS ' TENNIS Elk. Central Adams Clay . St. Joe K; Riley Mishawaka ■ Elk, Memorial Elston ; Uigenn Washington mm- GIRLS ' TR p, ' Mishawl LHS OPPONENT 48 57 26 . , 79 69jbrl 36 49 54 ' j 2a%Jt , 76y3 3 69 :jaika ii,yi 80 ' 2 1 Clay Washlngtd||F-« Memorial f Elk. Centrai tA Riley g M.C. Elston SI Penn Adams BOYS ' TRACK LHS OPPONENT Elk. Memorial 46 81 Elk. Central 74 52 Clay 67 60 Washington 88 ■ 35 Mishawaka 71 . 56 Penn 41 ■:» 86 M.C. Elston 68 59 Riley 63 64 Adams 69 58 GOLF LaPorte Plymouth North Liberty Lalumiere New Prairie y Riley m Washington 7 Elk. Memorial F.W. North Clay M.C. Elston Elk. Central Adams fl lWemorial Warsaw Marian Mishawaka Penn Sectionals: Kaeppler: B-Team Tourney; 357 308 357 309 395 331 395 355 395 360 336 362 326 318 343 11th out of 18 346 6th out of 8 184 4th out of 7 Wk 1 CROSSCOUNTRY LHS OPPONENT St. Joe 22 35 Washington 30 26 Clay 39 19 Penn 47 16 Adams 45 16 Marian 29 26 Mishawaka 49 15 Elk. Memorial 48 15 Riley 40 17 Miles 20 40 M.C. Elston 35 22 Elk. Central 40 19 Sectional 4th place i «»»»| fll HI RESTLING Hb ' LHS OPPONENT IB Hlferlan 16 34 i SSSenn 10 58 m Elk. Memorial 25 27 H M.C Elston Adams 39 26 26 32 Riley 15 39 St. Joe 32 24 Marian 9 41 Dowagiac 12 42 Mishawaka 19 42 Clay 30 28 Elk. Central 25 41 Washington 23 36 Sectional 2nd place Regional 11th place ■ HI 46