Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Despite the resignation in the fall of coach Diane Ebner, the Eagles sent Rana Grimmer, Jill Keenan, Steve Kellam, Lisa Kroder, Susan North and Dana Shultz to regionals. There North, a sophomore, plac- ed second in the 100-free while Grimmer, a junior, placed third in both the 200- and 400-meter free. The girls' 400 freestyle relay team of Grimmer, Keenan, North and Shultz also took third place. At state North took a 7th place in the 100 free while Grimmer placed 9th in the 200 free. The girl's relay team finished 9th in the 400 free. Although the team had members qualify for state, many felt that Ebner's quitting hurt the team. It took a lot of spirit out of us, said Kellam, a team captain. It was a bit. ' to the team's moralef, After Eb, quit, Pearce's coach Ken Terway and Steve Goebel, who took Ebner's classes, took over managing the team. In spite of the confusion, the team survived. For me it worked out better because Pearce has a a strong guys' swim team, and I could work out with them, said Kellam. Regardless, many felt that ad- justing to the new coaching situa- tion was difficult though not impossible. Once we got settled working Jill Keenan, who was part of the winning girls' relay team, prepares for the next swim meet. KSCUIU 192 f Sports Swim team captain Steve Kellam darts through the water during practice. Kellam advanced from district to compete at regionals. fWilmarthj out with Pearce, everything was okay, said Kroder. The rivalry between our teams ended. We stayed together as a teamf' added Grimmer. But that team was small. The boys' team suffered in competition because of the lack of swimmers while the girls' team, though young, was strong, accor- ding to Terway. We didn't have as many boys as Richardson has had in recent years because we lost a lot to graduation, said Terway. Meanwhile the Eagles are hop- ing to find a full-time coach for next year when they look forward to a strong season with most of their team members returning. - Steve Gaut

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'ii' tr , Throwing her relentless energy into each game of the season, junior Erin Adamson was named MVP of the District. fChancej The Girls' JV Soccer Team includes fbackj Holly DeGeeter, Amy Costigan, Trisha Coblitz, Katie Lynn, coach Jim Walther, Suzanne Stringham, Sutton Smith, Therea Randall, Mandy Trotter, ffrontj Mandy Carp, Stacy Rornick, Chris Williams, Holly Jenkins and Nancy Schwartz. fGekierej gunalwmmmuhwnnumwmkmnuwfr --wunnllunnqsuuingsmgnnwlvmn sxwuuna ,,, ,,:- mills:-nre.ms,wuamuaumnmt:lnunf spina' manuals . .. new .,,,,, ,., nga' wi ' ' ' , as wasnt 11701111 ,Q 1 - . Q If s Mmnl. .sr nnuuvusn-wanna . L W M h . sw -gn.. 1-gg 1-W 4 an .. : 'f fx. 'W 1, . r . , N V J? ' an as Ps... ,L F a --....., gf .- fr 1 Lf A 9 1 0 '6f'11,. ' L 1 ' a , - :5 ,. w V 1 . 1 if mv' 'F' --. Sv sr V Si Playing first-year Varsity soccer, junior Kerrie Curran fulfills two dreams, being named first team All-District and helping the Eagles win State. fGekierej :f,, , S VARSITY JV 1 f stts 1 M 3-1 MacArthur 1-0 3 'W - 5 7-1, 4-O Berkner 3-0 - gr- N S 0-0, 4-2 Lake Highlands 6-0, 6-0 iW Y - . 2-1,1-3 Plano 0-3 A . A 1-0, 5-1 Pearce 0-1, 1-0 t.,..1 S' 3 3 4-1,3-0 Plano East 6-0 Denton l Fw ., 4-3 North Mesquite '1 A , f 4-1 Jefferson A - I , ,.,, , 1 1-0 Bryan Adams ii 1 , V 3 ' f 8-1 San Antonio 3 g ,,. 5 g A L 3 s 3-2 Jefferson 3-2 Klein Oak jj :A Despite her broken hand, junior Ellen Weinberg still played to her fullest and ,li was named All-Tournament and All- District. IGekierej Sports f 191

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Coach Kenneth Terway of Pearce gives in Susan North uho placed 7th in the 100 struction to Rana Grimmer during prac free at state practices at the Pearce!RHb tice at the Pearce Natatorium. fScottJ pool fScottJ . , x t x E. is E Yew. , ' Members ofthe Swim Team include fbackj Beth Heniha, Doug Brill, Frank Bar- nhouse, Paul McNeme, Steve Kellam, Tim Roberts, Farokh Nauidg f2ndj Susan North, Rana Grimmer, Lis Kroder, Dana Shultz, Susie Lindsay, Michelle Kahanig ffrontj Elaine Cesare, Michele Green, Gwen Biggs, Christy Cribb and Cliff Roberts. IScottj 81