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

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Record Linden 5 Holly 3 2 Fenton 3 Oxford 7 1 Lapeer East 2 1 Lapeer West 2 3 Goodrich I Brandon 9 Sw. Creek 1 Carmon 9 5 Holly Fenton 6 1 Oxford 7 1 Lapeer East 4 2 Lapeer West 3 Goodrich 3 4 Lk. Fenton 11 Awards Kevin MacDermaid — M.V.P. John Stricken — M.LP. Tim Maier — SPORTSMANSHIP 1 John Stricken — GOALIE SHUT- | OUT Rich Wagner — COACHES | AWARD Kevin MacDe rmaid — BEST OF- FENSE Rich Wagner - - BEST DEFENSE Steve Maier — BEST OFFENSE ■1 i M m .4 -X ' m km TEAM MEMBERS Kevin MacDermaid, Steve Maier. Tim Maier, Aaron Williams, Brian Johnston, Bryan Soulcs, Bob Owen, Marc Owen, Steve Judnick, John Strickert, Boone Phillion, Richard Wagner, Eric Haiss, and John Morion, Coach: Mr. MacDermaid 65

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YOUNG TEAM IMPROVES The Linden boys soccer team had an extremely difficult season, facing a lot of tough competition. Soccer is still a fairly new sport to Linden, and although their inexpe- rience held them back, they stayed competitive. The team faced one other drawback; they had only 14 players. All the other teams had up to 24 and Linden was just too worn out after the first half due to lack of alternates, stated Coach MacDermaid, This is a major rea- son why their record was a mere 3- 15. Without the help of injured players John Morton and Kevin MacDermaid, the Eagles had an !%■ W : even tougher fight on their hands. Teammates agree that one of the most memorable games was against Holly when their victory came after 20 minutes of overtime with a score of f -i. But the one memory that sticks in all of our minds is the Lake Fenton game when Bryan Johnston and Steve Maier scored two goals for the opposing team! With those untimely goals be- hind them, and a growing program ahead of them, the boys ' soccer team will continue to improve and be even more competitive in future years. 9 SsiiMi., ■ V 64

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CHEERLEADERS HAVE SPLIT SEASON For the first time in the history of Linden Cheerleading, the cheering sea- sons were split. One squad cheered for football and another cheered for bas- ketball. The J.V. squad also experi- enced a similar break up. Several of the girls quit during the season eventu- ally leaving only three girls who moved up to Varsity during the Basketball season. The Varsity squad also had a new twist this year. Three new members joined the squad to add to the spirit. Seniors Brian Coad, Erich North, and Tom Herford decided to try out for the team. The guys helped to perform new partner stunts and showed a new mean- ing to the term school spirit. The J.V. cheerleaders were coached by former Linden cheerleader Amy DePerro. The squad was made up of mostly freshman girls who did a very good job for their first year of cheer- ing. Their best performance was cheer- ing during Homecoming with the Var- sity and Pom Pon squads. Keeping their team spirit high, they gave their all ending the season. PAGE SPONSORED BY: STEVE AND NAOMI SPENCER 66