Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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FOOTBALL EHS OPP 48 Marion 39 Kokomo 10 38 Concordia 12 Dwenger 13 36 Harding 20 South Side 13 18 Wayne 6 22 Homestead 10 6 Luers North-South Championship 15 Snider Overall Record 9-1 7 A Wayne ball carrier finds rough going tis he is brought down by senior Dan Heckiey. Closing in (0 assist in the tack e are seniors Dave Kessel (25) and Doug Peters (74). Eight Honored on All-City SAC Squac Varsity FdoIIxjII ' 76: Frunl-Cuach llcrniun. Matt Brnnning. Nelson Almond, Don Heckiey. Do- mingo Garcia. Brian Russell, Dave Frebel. Der- rick DoBruce. Bill Mudrock. Coach Burns. Coach VV ' ( ' lb irn. Coach Hogcman. Row 2— Troi Lee. Ron lim. I)r-rrick Hall. Terry Krrtz, Dan ehl. |nhn .Sliffler, Duve Kitssel. loi ' mnie White. Brian Ren- IK.T. Mark Vciler. Phil ucobs. Doug Pelz. Randy Morrison. Mgr. Bob Bracht. Bock-Bob Kratzert. Ken Young. Rcmdy anson. Tim Oberkiser. Dole Pine, Ron Culpepper. Kent Hormann. Dan Hen- derson, Ernie Storks. Mike Rush. Don Culpepper. Doug Peter.s. Moe Fink. Curtis Poschall. The third time ' s a charm seemed to hold true for the varsity football team as it ended its third year under the coaching of Tom Herman. Besides being the SAC city champs and finishing with a spectacular 8-1 record, the gridiron squad dominated the all-SAC team. Trojans filled eight out of 22 positions, with senior Doug Peters being the only player to place both offensively and defe nsively. Of- fensive honors were al so awarded to senior running back Curtis Paschall. , Joining Peters and Paschall, the Elm- hurst defense dominated honors. The Trojan defense led the SAC in defense giving up only 5.8 points per game. Honors went to seniors Ernie Starks, defensive end; Mike Rush, defensive interior lineman: Dan Heckiey, defen- sive lineback; and Ron and Don Cul- pepper, defensive backs. Running back Paschall was third in city scoring with 66 points. He also to- taled 1,035 yards in 99 carries for an average of 10.3 yards per carry and sec- ond place. Peters led the Trojans with 50 unas- sisted and 75 assisted tackles while Heckiey was a close second with 48 unassisted and 73 assisted. 20 Varsity Football ■I

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Two Make All-SAC Squad Faring well over a rough season, the volleyball team finished with an 8-8 season record. They were 3-6 in SAC competition. The Trojans displayed a lot of talent during the season, beating several really tough teams. The team had potential and experi- ence. During the summer several play- ers, seniors Jan Dowling, Karyn Heiney, Elena Perez and Sue Frank- ewich attended a volleyball training camp at Tri-State University. Camp in- structed the girls on basic and new techniques to help improve their game. The girls who attended camp were then able to help the other members of the team. 1976 was the first year that an All- SAC team was chosen. Elmhurst was well represented as seniors Carmetta Walker and Karyn Heiney both made the second team. Overall, the volleyball team showed that they could be tough when the go- ing got rough. With the serve, senior Carmetta Walker prepares to sJam the ball over the net. Carmetta also played the spiker position by receiving tiie set and spiking it over the net. Volleyball 76; Front— Jenny JVlorei. Terry Vas- quez, an Dow ing, EJena Perez, Carmetta Walker. Karyn Heiney. Row 2— Kim Perry. Janet Stephens, Chris Hogan, Cindy Rodriguez, Cheryf Perry. Back— Coach Catherine Russell, lllaney Anfunez-Lucas, Angie Masterson, Sue Frank- ewich, Danette MazeJin, Kellie Slate, Mgr. Con- nie Shaiv. Volleyball 19

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Before the start of the game, senior (earn cap- tains Ken Young, Doug Peters. Dan Heckley and Ron Culpepper wait for the flip of the coin. Full power turns on as senior Curtis Pascball ex- plodes past his Wayne opponents. Curtis was one of eight Tro;ans to fili the SAC squad. :5truggling against Wayne facklers, senior Terry irtz tries to break the clutches of his opponents or a little extra yardage.