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

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Lee Grasp s Best State Time With opponents close behind, senior Bob Curts and junior Brell Knuth lead the pack to the finish 24 Cross Cnunlry

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SAC Bell Tolls for Trojan Family ALL RIGHT NOW!!! The football team in a 15-7 victory over Snider decisively won the first city championship ever for Elmhurst. And according to senior Terry Kirtz, It feels good to be a winner! Jubilant emotions reigned and a chant of We ' re number l! went up as the newly-crowned champions basked in the glory of their victory. A little bit of the glory may have been dimmed, however, when it was learned that Elmhurst would not be allowed to go on to state competition. During the season Elmhurst, an AAA team, played Homestead, an AA team. The Trojans won the game but, unfortunately, these points did not count in the AAA ratings. So even though Elmhurst beat Snider for the SAC title. Snider was the team that went on in state competition. The championship game, like the entire season was dedi- cated to the memory of David Stein. David had been a big part of the team and his loss was deeply felt. Elmhurst won city. They won it for David. The reserve squad finished with a 3-3 record. Led by sophomore QB Roger Warfield, reserves gained needed ex- perience for next year. Hurl during the fourth quarter, senior Brian Rus- sell missed action in Ihe loiter port of the game due to a knee injury. RESERVE FOOTBALL EHS OPP 14 Luers 6 Northrop 13 Dwenger 6 8 Snider 42 42 Homestead 20 Concordia 6 6 South Side 22 Overall Record 3-4 t ' serve Football ' 7b: Fronl-Mgr. Bill Klug, Jim lankewich, Maverick Davis, Dennis Parnin. I irk Kompheus, Marvin Brewer, Coach Al trns. Row 2— Andy Fowlkes, Ron Stephens, tiger Warfield, Gary Alexander, Kelly Richards. Dan Mudrack, Kevin Shelley, Randy McCombs. Back— Phil Peters, Bob Martin, Bill Freygang, Martin Shipley, Tom Smith, Russ Holland, Randy Morrison, Molt Branning, Frank Mills, Coach Hagemon. SAC Game and Reserve Football 23

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Led by star runner senior Tim Lee, the cross country team finished the season with an excellent record. The Trojans came out on top 11 times while bowing to defeat only 5 times. Head coach Carter Lohr was well pleased with his runners as they pulled in vic- tory after victory. Coach Lohr has three returning varsity runners for next year along with several reserves who gained needed experience run- ning this year. Although it takes a team to win meets, one runner stands out. Senior Tim Lee proved to be the best runner in the area. Holding the record for the school, city, area and state with a time of 11:54.5, Tim successfully defended his sectional and regional titles. Cold, rainy weather dampened Tim ' s state run, but he still placed fourth, topping off a great season. Through the chute with no competition in sight, senior Tim Lee pulls in another first for the Tro- jans harriers. CROSS COUNTRY EHS OPP 6 Homestead 30 21 Harding 35 33 Goshen 23 34 Wayne 23 15 Luers 47 19 DeKalb 40 19 North Side 36 27 South Side 28 21 Concordia 37 32 Wayne 23 40 Northrop 40 23 Harding 32 27 Snider 29 15 Luers 45 30 Dwenger Overall Record 11-5 25 i Country ' 76: Fniul-Mikr Ccl . Dn-ll Muri, ( nulh. im Freygang. Chad CJine, Bob Curts. Tim Sonday, se, Mike Ausderan, Brian Wyneken. Back-Kirk Lohr. I Schridrr, ItirK (■iirll, Dinr ar,l. In 3ill Laivrence, Mark Muri. Coorh Curie Cross Country 25