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

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The 1980 LaSalle Wrestling team finished its season with a 3-10 mark. A strong late sea- son performance allowed the grapplers to climb to second in the sectionals. Led by sen- iors Scott Mclntyre, Brian Hauguel, Dan Raymer, Huy Do, and three-year letterman, Randy Macon, who was a co- captain. Coach Boocher felt the young team improved as the season progressed. The future IS promising for the group as a whole. Co-captain Kevin Sanders returns as a sectional champ, regional runner-up, 4th in semi-state, MVP, two-time all conference. Russ Lechtanski was a regional qualifier and North- wood champ, Chris Jones was a sectional champ, with Eric Coleman, a regional qual- ifier and Northwood champ. Mike Kambol, John Koblick, Steve McClanahan, and Jeff Klaybor all won their varsity awards. Sophomores Kevin Bell, Tom Gordon, and John VanDeGrift rounded out the varsity. UPP LEFT: Coaches Boocher and Woodruff look on as one of the mighty Lions takes on his opponent MID LEFT Eric Coleman gives the camera a look as he prepares to slam his opponent MID RIGHT: Senior Randy Macon waits for the referee to make his call as Randy ' s Clay opponent looks on O o CD CO G) o r FRONT R0V7: Coleman, Joi ilbase, Scott Ruszkowski, Jeff Klayl Sanders JJike Ka M Q ri Ga n t evin BriaiHBtjguerCnlfe Jones RlndyWa gan, Hu ' Bell. Russ Lechtansk Coacfflkbo« ruf(. : t atfferson. Brw iSi pti RDw 4«IPW 1ir, .Jor-i sote JjjjQP ROW: Coach Booct)er , Greg 37

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o o The 1 980-81 volleyball team was one that worked harder than before. With only seven returnees from last year ' s team and not many under- classmen, the girls had to work hard in practice. Coach Matthews felt all the girls worked hard, and their hard work paid off in the end as they finished second in the city. Coach Matthews also felt that senior captain Josie Maternowski did an excellent job of leading the team. Her hard work and leadership were rewarded by being selected to the All-Confer- ence team. The B-Team, coached by Mrs. Archambault, also finished second in the city. They practiced just as hard as the varsity and their hard work was also paid off. They were led by captain Paula Nym- berg. Uppri: Leslie Hires goes high up on the net for a spike as Connie Adanno looks on. lower left; Senior Co-Captain Josie Maternowski shows her spiking form against Plymouth, lower rt: Josie Maternowski sets up Debbie Nowak for a spike as Tami Letherman rushes to the net. 36

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The main objective of the Lions ' cheerleading squad (with the help of a great pep band) is to enthusias- tically lead the student body in cheering for our teams. There is no question that the peppy movements of their yells produce more suc- cessful results than the robots and the pyramid building activities done by some other schools throughout the state. The respect and coopera- tion from the students has added to their success. Miss Matthews feels all the girls did their fair share, and she feels that Denise Hoffman did an excellent job as captain of the squad. The new preppy uniforms added color and style to the girls ' routines. UPP. RT: Captain Denise Hoffman leads the cheerleaders as they promote spirit and enthusiasm at a pep assembly. BOTTOM LEFT: Ann WesolowskI and Dawn Woods take time out from cheering to have their pic- ture taken. MID RIGHT: TonI Swiatowy makes up a sign, which Is all part of being a cheerleader. 38