Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

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JVS Rich With Talent The Linden J.V. Softball team completed an exciting season with an overall record of 14-17. The Eagles ' strong points were hitting and defense, and a young pitching staff also contributed to the fine season. The girls also got a good start on preparing themselves for Varsity ball next season. We had a lot of fun this season, and we accom- plished what we wanted to. stated Jeannine McWil- liams. The team was made up of a well-balanced group in- cluding one Junior, 10 soph- omores and seven freshman. Next season, the Varsity will be a strong team. The future of Linden Softball looks bright, with many young talent coming up. Linden will be a team to contend with in the Metro League for years to come. Most valuable player award for 1988-89 went to Jeannine McWilliams, the most improved award went to Sandi Jordan, and the most spirited award went to Jaimi Smaka. OPPONENT SCORES Swartz Creek 16-11 19-7 Brandon 14-10 17-7 Lake Fenton 16-12 14-7 Goodrich 19-9 15-10 Bendle 18-6 19-10 Oxford 16-6 18-6 Lakeville 18-7 12-7 Lapeer West 15-13 18-0 Fenton 14-0 16-4 Lapeer East 13-8 5-2 Hartland 22-6 Frankenmuth 12-6 Milford 9-4 Holly 15-11 9-8 Durand 25-7 18-7 Mt. Morris 13-5 19-14 Hartland 19-8 18-8 , Back row (L-R): Coach Car! T. Gabrielson, Jodie Geyer, Ann Ford, Jessica Terry, Tammy Dawson. Karin Hoeg, Melody Builte, Lisa Coad, Mary McDaniel, Coach Bill Hoppe. Front Row (L-R): Jeannine McWil- liams, Jammie Thompson, Jaimi Smaka, Lennie Hoppe, Jennie Ciesielski, Sandi Jordan, Paula VanHouse, Dawn McDaniel. Sitting ' Amy Bartlett Not Pictured; Sequoya Hasselrode. 96

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Boy ' s Track The Eagles boys track team experienced an extremely good season. A few outstanding in- dividuals qualified for state at the regional meet. During the League Meet some talented boys made All-Conference by being the top three in a race. Additions and changes oc- cured in the Top Ten Honor Roll from talent- individuals during the 1989 season. The Regional meet came with two talented individuals qualifing for state. The two quali- fiers are Brian Soules for discus and Steve Hall for pole vaulting. In addition Steve Hall set a new school record of 13 ' 7 for the pole vault. The following people made all-conference for being one of the top 3 in a league meet: Jason Deese 3200 relay 2nd Barry Deese 3200 relay 2nd Matt Charder 3200 relay 2nd Kevin MacDermaid 3200 relay 2nd Steve Hall Pole Vault 1st Scott Klocek 1600 relay 3rd Bill Niester 1600 relay 3rd Also, changes and additions occured in the Top Ten Honor Roll. These changes include Brian Soules moving from 10th to 4th in dis- cus, Steve Hall moving from 3rd to 1st in the pole vault, and Barry Deese moving into to the Top Ten at number 10. Top Row (l-r): Matt Charder, Kevin MacDermaid. Boone Phillion Scott Klocek Todd Sexton, Bill Niester, Brian Soules, Darall Sulkowski. John Cross John Fish ' Marc Owen. David Dion, Coach Maas. Back Rou (l-r): Andy Pyles Steve Hall Doug Brody, Barry Deese, Jason Deese, Ryan Mann. Aaron Williams Jason Pagnani, Josh Thompson, Randy Huff. r- ' : » ' ' . Jl v, ■w 98