Carroll High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The Best Ever As the Charger fans began to chant GO, GO, GO ... a person knew that the varsity game was ready to begin with the tip-off. In the words of Coach Kent Lochmueller, It was a great season to say the least. The ac- complishments this year prove this statement: ACAC Champions (7- 0) ; County Tourney Champions (CHS 83- ' Busco 60) ; best record ever (25-3) ; longest win- ning streak (10 in a row) ; school scoring record (1,815 points); Senior Jim Dincoff, the key kid , broke the school record for field goal percentage (59.8%); Senior Brian Lonergan won the M.V.P. award for ACAC tourna- ment play presented by T.V. 33; and Sectional Champions for the se- cond year in a row. We had a lot of depth ... said Coach Lochmueller. For exam- ple; Scott Frane, Dave Clarke, and Dumond SCOREBOARD CHS GPP 47 Wawasee 48 72 ' Busco 55 68 Homestead 45 74 Bishop Dwenger 65 60 Garrett 51 83 Adams Central 51 -61 Norwell 56 71 East Noble 55 70 Southern Wells 72 DeKalb 70 60 Concordia 67 61 Leo 54 67 Woodlan 65 79 Heritage 65 66 Harding 79 87 Bishop Luers 80 81 New Haven 60 83 Columbia City 77 Lowery came off the bench and made key plays to help win some important games. Curtiss Camp, a transfer student from Michigan, added the ' slam-dunk ' and with some help from Jim Din- coff they controlled the inside, while Mark Sordelet and Brian Lonergan took care of the perimeter shooting, but none of this would have been possible without the ball handle- ing of Jim Meshberger. Coach Lochmueller felt that CHS was one of the best teams to ever play. They proved this by defeating Southern Wells, Leo, and Churubusco for the County Tourney title. The 1984-85 Men ' s Varsity Basketball Team showed us that hard work and cooperation could make The Best Ever in Carroll ' s history — Lori Kimmel At a County Tourney game Curtiss Camp attempts to block a Lion shot.— Julia Scher Varsity Basketball— (Front Row) Roger McBride. Tim Hoot, Scoot Frane, Jim Meshberger, Steve Malcolm, Scott Moore, Kevin Shank, Dan Bailies. (Back Row) Eric Kell, Brian Lonergan. Dumond Lowery, Mark Sordelet, Curtiss Camp, Dave Clarke, Jim Dincoff, Bill Houser. — Watters Studio Lonergan pulls down a defen- sive rebound against Leo at the Memorial Coliseum.— Julia Scher 1 34 MEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL

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R Time io Succeed The Lady Chargers ' year was just the stepp- ing stone for the big finale. With only one senior on the team, Rose Schortgen, they seemed to lack experience. The six juniors on the team seemed to help balance them enough to make a team. They should help make a winn- ing team for the following years. A new addition was made to the team, with Mr. Jim McCauley who took the place of Mr. Jim Spencer for the reserve assistant coach. It is his first year of teaching at Carroll. The reserve team, with a record of 4 and 13, was basically all freshmen. They were a great bunch to work with , stated Coach McCauley. The stepping stone for the new beginning has been made for the future. The team experience is all that is lacked. The determination is there and a winning season will be produced next year. — Chris Shady A short jump shot by Melanie Krick scores for the Chargers.— Jenny Koenig Reserve Sheila Schneider brings the ball up the court, — Dennis Meehan VARSITY SCOREBOARD ms GPP Churubu q : 4 H N rthrup I TtT . Hbmestead Warding Woodlan CekapS . ,A. CA (fal .m S. Welts New Haven East Noble 9 ■ ;k Snider Heritage Wayne Sectionals: C, City Julie Shunnaker passes the ball to try and score and then gets the assist. — Dennis Meehan Reserve Team (left to right) (Front Row) Manager Sarah Meehan, Staci Goebel, Ann Meehan, Lisa Labundy, Mary Thorent, Lori Nelson, Cathy Shady. (Back Row) Michelle Wilson, June Winkler, Michelle Hedges, Shelia Schneider. Julie Trevathan, Michelle Schneider — Watters Studio WOMEN ' S BAS FTB.AIX 133

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Mark Sordelet looks for someone to Jim Meshberger does not allow the pass to under the basket. — Dennis fast break lor Leo.— Julia Scher Meehan Determined Dumond Lowery shows Against an awesome Northrop us his free-throw shooting defense, Jim Dincoff still gets the form— Bryan Hoffman shot. — Dennis Meehan MEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL 135