Lake Central High School - Quiver Yearbook (St. John, IN)

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% l Bodir Rod Attempting to skate around a TF south de- Center Erick Erminger dumps the puck fender for a hopeful goal is Bob Sullivan. into the offending zone. Erminger will take captain responsibilities next year. Hockey 155

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Mike Deter uses his big body to pin a TF player into the boards, while Bob Wiley digs out the puck. LC’s hockey team uses tough defensive abilities in 14-8-3 season record; Team 3rd in NIHSHL A t the start of the 1984-85 hockey season, LC had no idea what to do for a goalie. A sophomore by the name of Scott Ryba decided to try to make a go at being an LC goaltender. In a total of 25 games throughout the year, LC scored 138 goals while giving up 107. Ryba s goals against average was a 4.28. He showed much improvement and re¬ ceived Rookie of the year honors while also receiving the Most Improved Player award. Ryba was a needed and welcome addition. On the offensive side of the coin, Bob Sullivan led the team with 78 points in 25 games. Sullivan had nine hat-trick games, that’s at least 27 points in just nine games. Sullivan lost the scoring championship by three points to Bishop MacNamara’s Jerry Fronek. Sullivan ended up with 30 goals and 17 assists in NIHSHL for 47 total league points. Sul¬ livan ended up winning the MVP award for LC and received honorable mention for the Class AA All-State Team for In¬ diana. Partly due to Sullivan, LC was not shut-out at all this year. Sullivan would always come through with a goal or two to show LC would not be skunked. LC’s defensive play was much im¬ proved by the end of the year. Coach Ira Zimmer was pleased with the play of the entire team, but especially the defense at the end of the season. “I think we made great strides with our defensive play by protecting our goalie ...” Zimmer stat¬ ed. The team was led with the defensive play of Tony Negrelli, who received Best Defensive Player honors from some tough competition in John Zbell, Erick Erminger, and Bob Sullivan. Next year, LC will have a veteran cap¬ tain in Tony Negrelli, and a rookie cap¬ tain in Erick Erminger. They hope that they can put the team together so that the team will play as a team not as indi¬ viduals. A lot of hard work will be needed due to the loss of seniors Bob Sullivan, John Zbell, Kevin Babusiak, and Bob Wiley. Other award winners are for Best Mental Attitude, Eric Penman and Tony Negrelli and for the Hustle, Pride, De¬ sire award, John Zbell. LC finished third in the NIHSHL and the league playoffs while finishing a re¬ spectable eighth in the Indiana State Tournament. LC OPPONENT 8 DeSales 5 16 Morgan Park 3 1 HF Varsity 5 5 TF South 3 11 Bishop Noll 1 I 6 Culver Military 3 7 S.B. Adams 4 4 Bishop McNamara 4 10 S.B. St. Joe 4 6 S.B. Riley 7 3 S.B. Clay 3 6 HF JV 1 6 Hobart 5 5 Hobart 2 7 TF South 5 1 HF Varsity 4 1 TF South 5 2 Bishop McNamara 7 4 HF Varsity 4 8 DeSales 0 5 Bishop McNamara 3 3 Hobart 2 6 Bishop McNamara (4 OT) 7 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 New Haven 12 3 S.B. Clay Season record 14-8-3 6 w rwtP? (MR ©S Row 1: B. Ross, M. Crim, B. Sadewasser, B. Tolley, M. Ehlers, P. Mazur, S. Ryba; Row 2: J. Zbell, E. Penman, P. Boggess, K. Babusiak, T. Negrelli, B. Sullivan; Row 3: M. Post ma, E. Erminger, C. Tucker, B. Howard. B. Wiley, Coach Ira Zimmer, J. Andrews, M. Deter, R. Voss. “It wasn ' t a one man team this year, oth¬ er players hustled just as much as 1 did. I am honored to receive this aw r ard. Bob Sullivan MVP. 154 Hockey

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Getting a good jump at the start of the race can give someone many wins. Here LC swimmers jump for the farthest. LC OPPONENT 80 Crown Point 90 128 Lowell 38 5th Munster Relays 106 Calumet 60 106 Gavis 66 94 Merrillville 77 104 Rennselaer 68 65 Bishop Noll 104 5th Highland Invite 107 Hobart 62 71.5 Highland 100.5 124 Griffith 48 11 Morton 0 57 Valparaiso 115 80 LaPorte 94 4th LS Conf. 70 Munster 101 87 Chesterton 85 Season Record 9-6 Row 1: J. Held, P. Aldrich, M. Blaze, D. Thi- bault, J. Saplis, M. Megee. D. Beck; Row 2; D. Pierria, J. Tar, M. Carlson, D. Vea, P. Utt- ley, P. Vanderploeg. J. Kick, J. Kilinski, Coach Tonkovich; Row 3: T. Puhl, M. Ewing, T. Aldrich, C. Duggan, J. Carlson, J. Craw¬ ford, F. Kanolis Hodit- “I am very honored to be the MVP, but I think there are a couple of people who deserve it. I was real happy with Coach Tonkovich. we had a great season, Paul Vanderploeg. Swimming the 500 yard freestyle, Paul Ut¬ ley concentrates on his form by timing his rhythm and breathing. 156 Boys Swimming