Andover High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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CROSS COUNTRY SPEEDY GUYS- HISTORIC GALS 160 Sports

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For the men ' s golf team, 1986 will be remembered as a fine year. The team finished second in the league standings and third in the Southeastern Michigan Association tournament. Their only league losse s occurred against Hazel Park and Troy, the eventual league champions. Seniors Doug Whetsell, Mike Shee- han, and Greg Geiger carried the load for the Barons, usually turning in the low rounds. The middle of the team ' s season was highlighted by their participation and seventh place finish in the Tri -state Invitational Tournament in Ohio. Doug Whetsell made the weekend trip a success when he fired a 74. Despite a poor showing at the regional tournament that made them miss the cut for the state tournament, the team showed their style by knocking off high -ranked opjxsnents throughout the successful season. 1. The 1986 mens golf team 2. Glenn Billet itudies a putt atop one of Wabeeks tolling, elevated gteens. }. A Baton foutsome turns fot a fmal salute befote heading fot the 19th hole. 4. Undei the close scrutiny of Dr. Dennis, Greg Geiger slams a tee shot. 5. Dr. Dennis-the man behind the golf aaion at Andovet. 6. Although possibly too orange and too slovenly, Mike Sheehan starred again in 1986 with scrappy play, ind outstanding short game, and consistent low scores. 7. Captain Doug Whetsell. a frequent medalist for Andover, makes his way through another sub-40 round. 8. Glenn Biller gets ready on the praaice green. FRONT ROW: Peter Cook, David Brownback. Erick Bronson, Gary Ezmerlian. SECOND ROW; Eric WhetseU, Mike Lee, Kevin StatJey, Matt Jenkins, Jeff Hogden BACK ROW: Coach Dermis, Glenn Biller, Greg Geiger, Doug WhetseU, Dov Lustig, Mike Sheehan Sports 1»

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The 1986 Girls cross country team ran past five of their eight opponents and to a second place finish in the SMA. The season began with summertime weight and distance training, and culmi- nated with the feat of qualifying as a team for the state meet. The 86 girls were the first Baron team ever to do so. The top lady runners were seniors Trisha Clarke, Kristine Drobot, and Ruth Fellingham, who finished her four year career with a 12th place mdividual finish at the state meet. The boys cross country squad finished }-6 and fifth in the league. Although the team managed to defeat Ferndale, Southfield, and Cranbrook, they could not make the cut for the state meet. The top times for the male Baron runners were turned in by Mohsen Azerbayejani, Tim Parcella, and Keith Matson. 1. Look!! Over there!! It ' s one of those Cran- brook stragglers finally finishing!! 2. A group of dehydrated Baron men learn what going into oxygen debt is all about. 3. Pete and Mohsen leading the pack, making their opponents eat some serious dust. 4. A gasp- ing Brennecke. pondering whether or not to pass out. 5. The ladies, poised for the gun and ready to face their three miles. 6. Chris- tina Buelter speeds through another meet. 7. Already all-area and all-state, Ruth Fel- lingham solidifies her title as Fan Favorite by charging to another victory. FRONT ROW Bobby Rhew, Jason Sonnenschein, John Ruby, Tim Parcella, Charles Yun, Phillip Bren- necke, Andrew Brennecke, Jeff Braun. Brahma)ee Nal- lamothu, Vivek Ka)agopal. BACK ROW Coach Steve Price, Mark Bernstein, Sean Kanuck, Pete Morse, Scott Lehmkuhl. Alex Wolf, Keith Matson, Scott Smith, Eugene Leung, Mohsen A2erbayejani, Coach Paul Dain FRONT ROW: Trisha Clarke. Ruth Fellingham, Kirstcn Silverman BACK ROW Coach Steve Price, Christina Buelter, Amy Doerr, Nancy Ballard. Gwyn Vander-Giessen, Kristine Dtobot, Jennifer Freedland, Coach Paul Dain NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Wirthlin Sports Ifil