Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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A Hawk Takes Sectionals Row 1 — l-r, Chad Wix, Akel Patel, Jerry Thorton, Danny Millis, Hard Tinsley. Row 2 — Billy Kulp, David Farrell, Jeff Huffman, James Earl Dodds, Scott Mann. Row 3 — Steve Roach, Steve Rackley, Coach Don Huffman, Weryke Rader, Jeff Collins. The spring of ' 87 hosted an up and down season for the boys golf team. The golfers coached by Mr. Don Huffman ended their season with five wins and eight losses and one tie. The most im- portant meet the Hawks competed in was sectionals. They missed team qualifi- cations into Regionals by six strokes, with Senior Jeff Huffman advancing to re- gional competition with a 76 . Jeff Huffman was fourth golfer in the history of Decatur Central to advance to re- gionals. Huffman also dominated the golf Boys Varsity Golf D.C. 0pp. 174 Mooresville 159 172 Danville 170 171 Plalnfield 179 171 Indian Creek 175 170 Beech Grove 180 199 Franklin Community 176 165 Franklin Central 157 176 Howe 186 178 Pike 166 163 Manual 214 358 Conference 8th 176 Brownsburg 168 347 County 13th 187 Broad Ripple 205 174 Ben Davis 165 176 Perry Meridian 169 173 Speedway 173 339 Sectional 8th Senior Jeff Huffman concentrates on perfecting this putt. season in other aspects of the game. He was the most experienced golfer, Most Valuable Golfer, captain of the team, and one of the two returning lettermen along with Scott Mann. The Most Improved Golfer was Danny Millis along with Scott Mann, Steve Rackley, and Jeff Collins. 69

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One Stroke Away This year ' s 1 987 girls golf team had an excellent season. Out of 1 5 meets they won 1 3 and gave up only two defeats. This year we had our best season ever; we were only one stroke away from going to the state finals, stated coach Don Huffman. Junior Janet Miller was selected the Most Valuable Golfer for the ' 87 season. One of her qualifications for receiving this award was advancing to regionals after winning against all of the County Club schools. The one thing that satisfied me the most about this year ' s team was when Janet Miller advanced into regional play, stated Coach liuffman. The Citizenship award was proudly accepted by Senior Kara Ogle. Senior Kara Ogle chips out of the sand Row 1 — Kara Ogle, Coach Don Huffman, Carmen Dodds. Row 2 — Stacy Walker, Shan- non Cooper, Janet Miller, Stephonie Surber, Beth Patterson, Shannon Greve, Vicki Bowling. Senior Shannon Greve concentrates on her put- ting ability. Girls Golf DC Opp 192 Howe 225 Martinsville 204 203 Franklin Community 205 194 Pike 216 206 Center Grove 210 209 Brebeuf 238 231 Southport 212 5th Conference 211 Speedway 224 198 Ben Davis 198 Pike Center Grove 211 216 190 Warren Central 196 5th County 194 Broad Ripple 237 187 Chatard 211 207 Perry Meridian 213 4th Sectional 68 Women ' s Golf

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Building a Promising Future The 86-87 tennis team had a re- spectable year. They ended the season with six wins and ten losses. The Cit- izenship award went to Michelle Couch and Most Valuable Player went to Beth Patterson. The team was made up of relatively young players who matured and maximized their ability during the season. Looking forward to next season, Mr. Adrianson predicted a better one because of the improved play of the upper- classmen veterans and the addition of incoming freshmen. Tennis D.C. Opp 1 Speedway 4 Beech Grove 1 Greenfield 4 Plainfield 3 Brownsburg 4 Avon Center Grove 2 Warren Central Ben Dovis Lawrence North 1 Pike 4 Danville 2 Franklin Central 3 Lawrence Central Lawrence North 2 Greenwood Shannon Greve concentrates on her forehand swing. Row 1 — Teresa Fivecoat, Kelli Stanger, Me- lanie Crump, Sonja Freeman, Peggy Taylor, Amy Allen, Diane Bakemeyer. Row 2 — Julie Fer- guson, Beth Patterson, Maria Barber, Kara Ogle. Row 3 — Jill Strawder, Michelle Couch, Shelley Cooper, Sandhi Ahern, Shannon Greve, Shannon Widner, Charlotte HlW, Coach Ray Adrianson. 70 Women ' s Tennis