Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

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Girls Cross Country:Missy Chase, Amy Mullins, Jessica Young, Stacy Hedge. Boys Cross Country: Mike Lindley, John Smith, Coach Bob Cross, Travis Row2:$hannan Chase,$helia Tucker. Row 3: Lacey Leverett,Rhonda Couch, Sharp. Row 2: Jayson Chase, Brian Brummit, Chris Meals, Brian Bradshaw, Coach Torn Kendrick, Angela Stuart, Joanne Eickholtz. Todd Love, Scott Akemon. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY v - BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONALS , . INVITATIONALS North Harrison , ' I , North Harrison St. x , - ' . St. x Scottsburg U ' 4 . Scottsburg Corydon 5-: , ' - ' Corydon Jennings County . .. j Jennings County Seymour 'V -v Seymour Male - . . . Jeffersonville Jeffersonville . . , .. V i3 Eastern Eastern . - Providence Madison Shawe . - 7 . Scottsburg Providence . , Eastern 1 Scottsburg V , . Floyd Central New Albany . Madison ,, , ? Cross Country I 19 - 9

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Girls grab MSC title; boys hold their own r... ........- . e. r.- ead by all-conference seniors L Shannan Chase and Joanne Eick- holtz, the girls cross country team showed they had the experience and talent to obtain the mid-southern con- ference title two years straight. Fresh- man Angela Stuart was also named to the all-conference team. Rhonda Couch was awarded with most im- proved runner and Chase and Eickholtz received most valuable runner awards. lllt was a total team effort, said coach Tom Kendrick. llThis was my most enjoyable year, replied boys cross country coach Bob Cross. The boy's record doesn't show all the individual accomplishments they had. John Smith, a sophomore, placed tenth in a conference run to be named all-conference, and he also won most valuable runner. Todd Love was award- ed most improved runner. This year was the best Todd has ever ran, said Cross. Mike Lindley, the only senior on the team, really worked hard this year. Besides running he also worked and he still managed to be a key runner for us, added Cross. lust goofing off are juniors Lacey Leverett and Todd Love. lPhoto by Tricia Jenkinsy Coach Bob Cross gives senior Mike Lindley a few pointers before a run. Who's behind me? , says sophomore John Smith who is leading the pack in a meet at Coving- ton. Cross Country a M 18 ions

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w Quality vs. quantity verall the team did better ' ' than I anticipated. With such a small team it's very hard to win meets, said first-year coach Susan Staum of her eleven member girl's team. Team captain Annette Ken- drick agreed. We needed more swim- mers. We had the quality, not the quan- tity. The team's 2-4 record was deceptive because individual swimmers per- formed well. Junior Shelly Eldridge was undefeated in individual events. During the season she set a school re- cord in the 100 yard butterfly at 1:04.95. Also Andrea Nunn, Carey Ehringer, and Mendy Lochner were standouts, said Staum. Hopefully our top swimmers will continue to improve. Several of the freshmen have a great deal of potential that can be developed with a little hard work and determination, commented Coach Staum about next season. junior Shelly Eldridge shows excitement after setting a school record. tPhoto by Matt Ported Girls Swimming 20 . K .--