Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Cheryl Burnell che yl bu nell h 'ts .4 9 soft-ball team ou of ten. The 1981 Varsity softball team had an exciting record of four wins and six losses. Cheryl Burnell led the team with a .429 batting average. Darlene Barber led the way with twelve R. B. L and a .900 helding percentage. The veteran players and the 13-2 l. IL team should provide Beekmantown with a winning season in 1982. wns ROW 1: Regina Kmp, lill Shelters, Patty Rabideau, Karen Howell laclrie Duquette. ROW 2.' Amy Durocher, Lisa Trombley, Rhonda Dergham, Cheryl Burnell Darlene Barber. ROW 3: Tami Brunet, Dawn Gar- rant, Tracy Colvard, Laurie Ne wphe w, Amy Prue. FAR LEFT: Coach Haley LEFT' Amy Durocher

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outstanding ind 'vidual per ormances highlight 1981 tack season Judging by the efforts of its members, the boys Track and Field 1981 had a successful season. In the Section 7 Championship meet, seventeen personal best performances were achieved by our athletes. lohn Miller took hrst place in the 100 meter dash and won a trhJ to the State Championship meet at Cornell University. Todd Duquette displayed fierce competitive desire in a thrilling 800 meter relay. Peter Martin set school records for eighth graders in the 800 meters I2:30I, mile 15.261, and two-mile t11:581. Little Kevin Walter set school records for seventh graders in the 800 meters 12:31 2, and the mile t5:40j. Sophomore Eric Caron ran the second fastest mile 15.242 of the year for BCS athletes, despite the fact that he is legally blind Mel Brinson set seventh grade records in the 100 meters 513.0 secondsj and 400 meters 564.0 secondsj. Every one of our distance runners ran Mr. Bainbridge 's so called mile I5 laps around the football Neldj in 4 minutes and 30 seconds or better. Allin all, the athletes were proud of their efforts and hope to better their personal records in 1982. The 1981 Girl's track and field team, coached by Mrs. Bro- gowski had a good season last spring. Each individual on the team contributed to meeting the goals of the team. ln every meet, the girls put forth their best efforts. Some outstanding runners last year were Mair Dlmstead Teri Nelson, Sheila Kirk, Michelle Provost, Karen Rivers, Karen Gilt Gerlinda Wild Suzie Klein, Deanna Eaton, and Michelle Carron. Other members of the track team included Holly De yo, Connie Remchuck, Karen Davis, Tracy Masters, Marvella Ford and Laurie Smith. Melanie Noonan, Annette Reid and Karen Vassar had excellent performances in the held events. Mair Olmstead and Melanie Noonan went to the State meet in lune and participated in the shot and discus events. T DP: B0 YS FIELD EVENTS Todd Dupell lohn Miller, Brian Bedard Eric Dre w, left Baker, Neil Lavigne, Todd Duquette, Tim McKinstry, Cray Daniels, Philip Avanzato, lohn Casey. MIDDLE' GIRL 'S TRACK Row 1, Martha Smith, Karen Rivers, Renee Scoskie, Terri Nelson, Holly Deyo, Susan Kline. Row Z Karen Davis, Marvella Ford Colleen Pope, Gerlinda Wild Karen Gill Mair Dlmstead Coach Brogowski BDT TDM' BUYS RUNNERS Row 1, EL Dossin, Kevin Walter, Dusty Easton, Shaun Lewis. Row 2 Eric Carron, Peter Martin, lohn Casey, Todd Duquette, Brian Daniels.

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