Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Lont Runner Pat Rice leaves the sunset be- hind. Photo By Jeff DeVille. Coach Peterson wants eye to eye contact with Mark Keller to get his point across. Photo by Larry Ladig. Northrop 27 Dekalb 30 Northrop 15 E. Noble 50 Northrop 15 Elmhurst 50 Northrop 15 Dwenger 50 Northrop 15 Huntingtc n N. 50 Northrop 15 Columbia City 50 Northrop 17 Wabash 44 Northrop 15 Warsaw 49 16 — Boy ' s Cross Country

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Varsity — Row I — Monte Moore. Dun Liuicr, Sean Kelsaw, Marty McClain, Darren Brock house. Derrick Greene, Terry Semprini, Rich .len- nings, Oreii Pressler, Krick .Jackson, .Ion Nelhinis, Shannon ( iril ' fith, Chris Taylor. Row 2 — Coach Dean Doert ' Oer, Mf;r. AHhtIii Gonzalez, Mjjr. Boh .laniszewski, Mike Wilson. Don Dunt.Ti, Derrick Myers. Ken .Milerrii.m. Sean Gornuin. Tini Buskland, Mt;r- Torn Wvss. Coach Krnie Bojrah. Row :t - Coach Grej! Pressley. Derrick VVesllield. Ken Dift ' endarfer, Dan Howe, l.arry Sniierciak. Bart Shannon. Dave Grim, Brad ClilTord, Bill Harper, Boh Henry, Larry Prince, Bill Glaze, K.,w 1 Briire Bnneniiin. .Malt Knveari. Mall .lones. Boh Ml Henry, Blake Geer, Shawn Ziiher, Brian Bittner, Chris Suder, Mike Madden, .lamie Ashlon, Don Hedrick. Rick Cahell, Tony Mohr, Willie Milli-r, Mike H..rnian. Ku ;ene C.,hh, Coach Bu D.ieririer Maurice Nelson, Rich Lomhardo, Todd .lacqiuiy. Coach Mike Danley. t • t o ' lTrOL3ro J5LiX ' .Junior Varsity - Row 1 — Mgr. Tom Wilson. Mike Wilson, Brian Weaver, Maurice Nelson, Sean Kelsaw, Quinton Bratton, Gary Schlein- kofer, Tom Beerbower, Marty McClain, Chris Mitchell, Joe Nikolaenko, Rob Koontz, Darrin Brockhouse, Coach Ernie Bojrab Row 2 — Mgr. Dan McHenry, Chris Taylor, Scott Pobuck, Don Stroud, Steve Dohse, Monte Moore, Billy Harper, Tom Meyers, Larry Prince, Randy Walker, Derrick Meyers, Bob Henry, Mark Hart- man, Shannon Griffith, Rob Roberson, Coach Randv Wolf Row 3 — Larry Smeirciak, Dave Grim, Devin Ewert. Ken Diffendorfer, Bart Shannon, Dan Howe, Matt Enyeart, Bruce Brineman, Brad Clif- ford, .Jim Ray, Bill Glaze, .James Chao, Ken Alderman, Blaine Stuckey, Coach Greg Pressley. T m Freshmen Row 1 — Brian Townsend, Greg Weames, Anthony King, Anthony Peneloza, Ter- rel Williams, Sherwin Springer, Setrick Kley, Mark Schlinkofer, Brent Cooke. Dan Kramer. Row 2 — Mike Bennent, .lohn Moran. Kelly Cad- dis, Dave Batchelder. Ralph Coleman. Buddy Hackley, Mick Tom, Gene Brownly, Mark As- kins, Villy Snare. Terry Price. Row 3 — Kevin Miller. Mark East. Anthony Wright. Mario Moore. Todd Rounds. DeWayne Petty. Mike Keltsch. Gary Brunson. Brian Cope land. Todd Peppier. j5(V9 Row 4 — Bill Liggett. Rod Geans. Mark Sloan. Tony .Jones. Robert Tubbs. -John . shton. Vonnie Williams. Derrick Graham. Brad Griffith, Dennis ( ausey Row rt — Coach Greg Pressley. Mgr. -Joe Haire. Coach Randv Wolfe Football — It

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Living It: A Season To Remember 4 P.4t,.«,,4||,, f%, ;- ' Coach FeterMin. Mike Rentorth, Troy difield Four and a half months of hard work, dedication, sweat, aches, and pains paid (jff this year for the Bruin Harriers. ' I ' he Harri- ers had a record of 111-4 including! invita- tionals and the state meet series. We i ot off to a good start this season hy defeating De- kalb in a dual meet, commented Coach I e- terson. Senior Brad Ber«goetz felt that, After we heat Dekalb everyone knew it was going to be a great season. Outstanding team running let Peterson ' s runners win the sectional and regional and place 2nd in the Semi-Slate. Senior I ' at Rice won individual honors in both the sectional and regional. The Harriers finished the sea- son with a runner-up positi(»n in the State Cross-Country Meet. Senior Fat Rice fin- ished 24th in state, being named to the All- Slate Cross-Country team. Pat thought, It was a great lime. We did well since every- body became friends and shared a lot of hard work. Senior Tom Shank explained, The sec- ond place finish was an accumalative of all the hardwork and pride taken in from all the runners. Coach Peterson expressed that, It was a culmination of a great season and a great four years for the seniors. The rest of the learn who travelled to Indianapo- lis for the slate meet were: Mike Davis, Brad Berggoelz, team captain Mark Keller. Tom Mills, Brad Reinking, Fred Horstman, Chris Welsh, Rod Jones, Randy Widdifield and Kevin Pensinger. The Harriers won the Summit Athletic Conference meet with a never before accom- plished 27 points. The Bruins won the Cul- ver Military Invitational, Huntington Invi- tational, and the New Prairie ln itational. Also, Northrop placed second in the Bruin Invitational and the Snider Hokumkarem. This was probably the most satisfying year ever. The team had a lot of fun doing the hard work needed to reach our goals, explained Coach Peterson. pAeryone really enjoyed living the season and everyone will always enjoy remembering it, summed up junior Brad Reinking. by Kevin Pensinger. Four Bruin Harriers all in a row. . td R: Mike Davis, Tom Shank. Fred Hor. ' tman and Brad Reinking finish the meet against Columbia City in force. ' uih, led Moore. Mike Robbins. Mike Phillips. I I mIc. Bob Winters ' : .lim .Appollo, Kevin Pensinger. Mark lilm. ilitTMcCalHster, Tim Frayer, Dan Bradt- illcr. .Schawn Egolf, Kinny Moon, Randy VVid- Row .) — Tom Shank, Pat Rice. Troy Wall. Chris Welsh. .lohn Heinkel, Mark Keller, Tom Mills. Brad Berggoetz, Rod .Jones, Mike Davis. Brad Reinking. Fred Horstman Boy ' s Cross Country — 1 '